While everyone is raving about the 61MP Exmor Image sensor (for better or worse) and the eye focus update, there are 10 new features and fixes that make the new Sony A7R IV easier to use and customizable for your unique workflow. Last week, Sony sent a shot across the mirrorless bow by announcing the 61 MP Sony A7R IV, which can not only shoot in 6K, but also has some pretty slick eye focus tracking options to keep your subject in focus. But there's 10 other new features and tweaks that fine-tune the interface and workflow that make it easier for shooters to get the shot. YouTuber Jason Vong breaks down each one of them in this video, so let's check it out. A Redesigned Body to Make it More Ergonomic The Sony A7R IV is just a bit larger, making it easier to hold in the hand. But there are also some fixes in the buttons including a redesigned aperture dial, a lock on the exposure compensation dial, ribs on the joystick to make focus points easier to control, and sturdier doors to cover all the port connections, rather than a cheap rubber covering. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Tuesday, 30 July, 2019