I use a 7rIII. Flaws include, but are not limited to:
*It’s too short by about 1/2”
*The controls, while immeasurably better than the previous generation, are laggy (trying to quickly dial a different aperture/shutterspeed/ISO is frustrating compared to the experience with canon cameras
*Struggles to track focus out of plane, and in low light
I disagree with the previous comment about battery life. I can easily shoot all day with maybe 1.25 batteries (I use the grip)
I agree there is no space for pinky on the Sony bodies and I also use grip but I can live with that.
On the controls if you are truly interested I will get you the way I have set that up in my a7r3. I do not feel any lacking when compared to 5D4
If you are comparing AF in low light with a DSLR it lacks a tiny bit but that was in my lab type setting. I am yet to come across a practical scenario where a7r3 would not focus in the last 7 months I have been using it. Even if it is to me the Pros out weigh the cons of a7r3 and a9. Don't get me wrong I did not liked Sony's until their 3rd gens came out. I do not consider their first gen and second gen are competitive but the 3rd gen changed it all.
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