In a surprising move Sony announced two small updated version of their current A7rIII and A7rIV cameras. In both cases the cameras get a small “a” suffix.
So what’s new?
LCD resolution has changed from 1.44 million dots to 2,359,296 dots
They both support USB 3.2.
The Sony logo under LCD monitor has been removed
There are also small changes in their battery life
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2020 was a terrible year for the camera industry because of the corona outbreak. It would have been a real bummer if 2021 would underperfom it. The new CIPA data shows that indeed we might do better than 2020. The February shipments were about the same as in 2020. I am pretty sure the upcoming months Japanese manufacturers will produce, ship and sell more cameras than they did in Spring and Summer 2020.