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Hands on: Sony A7R IV Review

Sony A7R IV In-depth Hands-on Review

Posted on July 19, 2019 By Jarvis

The world’s first 61-megapixel full frame camera somehow also manages to be a sparkling all-rounder…

In a galaxy far away from smartphone photography and social media, a new battle is raging between high-resolution powerhouse cameras with all-rounder skills.

In the past, combining billboard-friendly resolution with large sensors has produced still life cameras that were about as portable (and versatile) as a bowling ball. But a new breed of mirrorless mavericks are now crossing studio performance with all-rounder skills – and they’re being led by the new Sony A7R IV.
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