Who agrees with this statement: If the new Sony A7V uses the same old 33MP sensor it will fail

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The next Alpha camera that Sony will announce will most likely be the new Sony A7V. The announcement is expected between September and November. There are still no 100% certain rumors about the camera’s possible specifications, but the most conservative scenario is that it will use the same “old” 33 MP sensor as the current Sony A7IV and will have the new AI chip, improved autofocus and the same body as the Sony A1II.

Personally, I believe that Sony should use a 30MP partially (or completely) stacked sensor on the Sony A7V to make the camera faster. Using the same sensor as the A7IV for a camera that needs to remain relevant and competitive for the next 3-4 years would not, in my opinion, be enough to arouse our enthusiasm. So I ask you:

If the Sony A7V has the same basic specifications as the A7IV (33 MP and 10 fps), but with a new AI chip, AI AF and the body of the Sony A1II... would you still consider purchasing the camera?

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