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I still shoot with my 5 year old A99ii and it will allow me to shoot 60 compress raw images at 42 megs to a UHS-i card before the buffer slows down. I would have thought that with a smaller ...

Thank you much appreciated!

Can the A7iv shoot 10fps in compressed raw with a high speed SD Card?

I hope Sony makes a A99ii mirrorless body since I am still shooting with my A99ii
but I really like the looks of the Z9 I may have to spring for one late next year if Sony is still making those...

Gordon Laing in his youtube review states that the A7iv can only shoot 10fps in compressed raw with the CF Expressed card and the SD cards are only able to shoot at 10fps in jpgs only. If true ...

All I hear is blah blah but the fact is the OP did not ask about WIRELESS FLASH so you are still wrong!

Will the A7iv take the LA-EA5?

Will the A7iv take the LA-EA5?

You are correct Sir! But he is still wrong the OP never asked about Wireless Flash in his original question!

Well if you were an adult then it would have been easy for you to figure out if I bought a Maxxum 7 when they were first released in 2000 then that's 21 years ago! And your still wrong!:-D

Again the OP asked about TTL Flash with a cord not wireless flash so don't tell me my answer to the OP was wrong! You seem to forget that!

Like I said before the OP did not ask for Wireless Flash he asked about TTL With A Cord I anwser his question correctly! So You are Still Wrong! I don't need a diagram. I been using been  3 Maxxum ...

Your Wrong!

It is a focusing aid! Your wrong!

Where did he say anything about wireless flash? He said he was using a TTL Cord!

Sorry but I was right about the original question! If The OP mention anything about wireless flash then I would have answer that correctly!

I've been using the "M" series and "G" series Sony cards in my 3-A99m2's while shooting sports on them for 2 years now no problems and they are a lot cheaper!

Yes it will work! The Flash Metering is done TTL thru the lens! The sensor on the front is a focusing aid in low light!

You have to set the Focusing Area to one of the Lock-On settings I usually use Lock -On Flexiable Spot  Or Lock-On Zone! Then in The AF Track Sensitivity I set mine to 1 or Lock On from these ...

Yep I have also have the Minolta and it's been on every Sony A-mount since 2006 and most of the Minolta Maxxums and after about One Million Shots Taken with it it's down to bare metal in places ...