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lower battery life + slower autofocus are some of the cons for this camera
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Sony is not making my choice that easy.
lower battery life + slower autofocus are some of the cons for this camera
More like a7r 5!!
I paid 1300 USD landed body only back in 2016.
In the same sale, I bought an EOS R, the control ring adapter and an RF 50 1.8. The EOS R already arrived. Looks brand new. No signs of prior use whatsoever. It's likely brand new sold as refurb.
I also have a Sony A7R III, which I preordered at full price when it came out. It made sense at the time when camera tech was advancing fast. (The A7R III was quite a leap forward.) No more. Image quality has been essentially the same for the past decade. Now I'll only buy new bodies on closeout sale prices. The EOS R at $899 including a free, $250 battery grip was the right price.