Image Quality test: Sony A7rIV vs the Sony A7rIII

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ISO 50 comparison

Imaging Resource added the Sony A7rIV to their Comparometer Tool. My first impressions:

  1. Of course the new A7rIV produces sharper images
  2. Don’t know why…but on the images posted by Imaging  Resource  the A7rIV colors seem to be more “natural” looking.
  3. At  higher ISO the A7rIV images are  noisier….but still sharper

ISO 6400

Pixel Shift

And Albert Dros tested the A7rIV PIxel  Shift mode:

The 16 shot pixel shift functions works great if you want a crazy amount of detail. Use cases would be architectural photography and still life. I’m not sure if I will use it a lot in the field. To be honest: probably not. But I definitely would like to experiment with this more. The amount of extra detail and resolution you get from the 16 shot pixel shift is too significant to ignore and deserves a try to implement it in my workflow.

Sony a7R IV gallery update: Raw conversions added at Dpreview.
Sony A7R4 in Paris, Brussels and Bangkok with the G Master 2470f/2.8 (Traveljournalist).

Sony A7rIV and new accessories:
Sony A7rIV in USA/CA at BHphoto, Adorama, FocusCamera, Amazon, BuyDig, Henrys.
Sony A7rIV in EU at Calumet DE, ParkUK, WexUK, Calumet NL.
Sony A7rIV in Asia at Sony Japan. Sony Australia.
Sony VG-C4EM grip in USA at BHphoto, Adorama, Amazon, FocusCamera, BuyDig, ParkUK, WexUK.
ECM-B1M Digital Audio Shotgun Microphone at BHphoto, Adorama, Amazon, FocusCamera, BuyDig, Park UK.
XLR-K3M Mic at BHphoto, Adorama, Amazon, FocusCamera, BuyDig, Park UK.

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Sony announced this October 12/13 “Premium event” in Tokyo

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Sony Japan has officially announced a “Premium Event” for October 12/13. They say  they will display all latest gear like the Sony A7rIV, A6100, A6600 and lenses.

But I am yet not sure on that date we will see the new Sony A9II too. Currently we heard that there are multiple events with sports photographers in different locations and different time periods. So it’s hard to say now when exactly in October the A9II will be announced.

What we know so far:
100% chance Sony will announce the new Sony A9II in October
60% chance the A9II has a new 36 Megapixel sensor

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UPDATE: Today Sony has announced the triple camera and EyeAF optimized new Xperia 5

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0ZiurObCC0

Like I told you many times…I don’t  think we can expect new E-mount gear today. The next two livestream events will be more interesting:

1)  On September 13 there will be camcorder announcements  at the IBC show  in Amsterdam. There might be a new FF E-mount camcorder too?

2)  In  October we will have another event for the Sony A9II !!!

UPDATE: They announced this new Xperia 5 with triple camera and EyeAF

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Sony Tidbits…

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Sony a7R III w/ 135mm f1.8 GM & Zeiss 35mm f1.4 – FASHION SHOOT

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