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Yet Fuji and Nikon are still doing really well...

The true innovation is in smartphone cameras though. They have far greater processing power than mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras or DSLR.

KeepCalm works both ways. I wonder how many times some people have said 'oh that phone photo is crap' not realising it was taken on a DSLR.

It has taken two months to throughly test out this firmware and still manage to end up with an article this poorly written. Not even a mention of which model of lenses your tried out with it......

Even amongst pros it is not the industry standard. Yes a lot use it but every single pro I know which is a lot use Lightroom including myself.

RubberDials you need to do a lot more thinking if you do not understand why better lenses can be designed for the Nikon Z cameras. As far as adapting lenses to fit the Nikon it is not just the lens...

thx1138 the EVF in both of those cameras is poor in comparison.

At +5EV if you look at the area in-between the 2 bottom colour patches of the A7 III you can see horizontal lines. Not at +6EV though.

It is a camera review not a system review. The clue is still in the title. The Sony A7r as a 'camera' has appalling ergonomics.

Yes I love the clean, simple design.

The clue is in the title 'Crop sensor, pro body cameras'. The A6300 and A6500 are not a pro bodies.

The clue is in the title 'Crop sensor, pro body cameras'. The A6500 is not a pro body.

Sony a6500 is not a pro body. That is why it was not included.

They do not mention the 80d because it is not a pro body. It is that simple.

Thematic it is not useless. I have nailed focus on the eye in manual focus using a magnified view on a live view camera on hundreds of headshots in a photo shoot. It just depends on the subject and...

More positive news from Digital Lloyds: "Moreover the Z7 ergonomics and haptics make the Sony A7R III feel like a gameboy toy, as I’ve long disliked, as has Ming Thein."

It looks awful. What company in their right mind would use this image for a press release.

It would have been if they had not been beaten to it by Pixii a day before.

Or even 5 ways to improve a Sony A7... That would be an easy list to do, although it could be longer than 5.

In some ways it already beats Sony as well. Better handling, built in camera grip, menus, EVF and lens mount. It will be interesting to see how it improves with firmware updates.