SilvanBromide

Since the first slot is capable of accepting UHS-II cards, by definition you won't be utilizing all its capabilities if you don't use UHS-II cards in both slots.  ; )

For a while, some years back, I shot an a7Rii and an a7Sii side by side. I'd read various folks opining that the low light and high ISO performance of the a7Sii was one of its strengths. I was ...

Unfortunately, most of the fuss about differences between Sony's lossless compressed RAW and their standard (lossy) compressed RAW comes from people who: a) Haven't actually takes photos in both ...

They aren't. With rare exceptions, they are a "very good barometer" only of what is important to YouTube reviewers.

Aside from the additional MP, the main advantage the a7Riv has is that it doesn't have the awful screen that you have to flip out to one side. For the most part, other differences that matter ...

I don't think the AF performance of the a7iv will be the limiting factor for sports and BIF. If there are shortcomings, they'll mainly be centered on the 10fps burst rate, the slower scan rate ...

One of the things that some people miss is that making adjustments to an image prior to downscaling it often yields a better result than applying similar changes to an image at the output resolution. ...

Ergonomics (with *every* camera it's " finally a grip that feels good in the hand ")

You're comparing an f4.0 lens to an f1.8 lens, no? It's very possible that a scene that has enough light for f1.8 is going to be underexposed (all other things being equal) shooting at f4.0.

That's not the case - i.e. 33MP would not be sufficient to allow 8K video. The reason is that the 33MP is the product of a 3:2 aspect ratio sensor area. Video output will be 16:9 aspect ratio and ...

Exactly. I still have a computer (it's a Max) from the 1990s that boots up and does everything it was intended to do when I purchased it. I have other computers, so I don't use it very often these ...

Where did you get that idea? Uh - no. He's a source of clickbait and disinformation. I suspect Sony tolerate him, at best. Sony don't give free equipment to ambassadors or reviewers. Northrop will ...

I extended it no further than they did, actually. So much for your "straw man" contention. : o We were writing about light bulbs. So I did not think it necessary to clarify that I was referring to ...

Yes, the Bionz XR is significantly faster and more powerful than the Bionz X. Bionz XR also supports additional functionality such as touch screen menus and remote AF area control. The a7Siii has ...

Agreed. Around a third or less of users are excited by the idea of having a screen that flaps around out at one side. The rest of us would prefer a tilt screen. If they offered a screen that tilts ...

The number of AF calculations will not be limited by the processor, which is the new, fast Bionz XR. The limitation will more likely be determined by the sensor scan time. One of the reasons the a1 ...

The wild *theory* presented in that video is patent nonsense. It depends on exactly the same sort of credulous openness to unsupported leaps as most garden variety conspiracy theories. Yes, there ...

@CaPi Connect an M1 Max computer via HDMI to an external monitor and attach an external keyboard/mouse via USB or bluetooth and you will have performance that will rival many desktop computers -...

I was responding to your suggestion that it was "funny" that "some want to sell the 100-400" for a 70-200. What you personally care or don't care about doesn't, as far as I know, have any bearing ...

You haven't missed anything *yet* - because they haven't announced anything yet. And to answer your question as asked, the excitement is about the fact that they are going to announce something ...