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While the V90 cards are overkill for the A7C, I'd argue your card will survive until your next camera, or you might rent a A1 once and then you'll love it. Also: in a good card reader offloading ...

Exactly what I am hoping, 10bit heif in slog3 could make outdoor sports photography postprocessing amazingly fast while keeping dynamic range. Played with slog2 and jpeg on my a6500, but wasn't ...

I think the A1 will b your card reader it has usb-c At least that's what I hope for me ;)

the article states it takes cf express type-a cards and also sd-cards just like the A7S3

Indeed for your usecase the Sony 10-18mm is optimal. E.g. at 10mm f4 you have literal infinity focus for everything more than 0.8meters away. You can calculate the DoF here ...

I fully agree with the stopping down trick. With your 16mm lens you have to be at least 2meters away from the camera to show your whole body. At f5.6 and 2m subject distance for example the DoF ...

I don't know if you need a camera soon, but I would wait for the next aps-c of Sony that has usb-c and uhs-ii card slot. Right now the A6xxx series is all old tech, and so is the A7C (at least it ...

I don't think you really need IBIS, you can get the a6400 for much cheaper with the same autofocus (except eye-af during video), just buy a second battery. I right now have the a6500 and didn't ...

Sony website for imaging edge mobile "movie edit add-on" says the stabilisation using gyroscopic data is only supported for these models - DSC-RX0M2/DSC-RX100M7/ZV-1/ILCE-7C which is weird, the ...

I agree with you on old or new hardware raid solutions that lock you into their ecosystem are indeed useless. However using software based stuff like ZFS is miles better than a single hard disk, ...