Rumors continue to swirl around the Sony A7V

[Richard-CN]

The rumormill is continuing to drip information regarding the Sony A7 V. Slowly, this is the latest camera in a long line of Sony's mid-level class full-frame mirrorless camera, which, like the R6 lineup, has grown up a lot over the years. Currently, according to SAR, the specifications include; The partially stacked sensor is a […]

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[ThomasTH]

14 bit RAW with electronic shutter is nice.

 

[m4ndr4ke]

14 bit RAW with electronic shutter is nice.

Pretty much all their full-frame cameras since the A9 II can do it. At this point, I find it hard to understand why Canon isn’t featuring that in their cameras, I hoped the R6 III would change that, but it didn’t.

 

[Richard-CN]

Pretty much all their full-frame cameras since the A9 II can do it. At this point, I find it hard to understand why Canon isn’t featuring that in their cameras, I hoped the R6 III would change that, but it didn’t.

speed. it's 4x faster in e-shutter doing 12 bit - canon uses a ramp comparator, so the more bits the slower the ramp.

 

[m4ndr4ke]

speed. it's 4x faster in e-shutter doing 12 bit - canon uses a ramp comparator, so the more bits the slower the ramp.

I know it's faster, and I understand 12 bit being the standard, and the performances are pretty good but, if we had both options, at least we could choose to get a full output of the sensor using electronic shutter. This way, we simply can't.