zeitlos wrote:
Btw. I've read several times now that the Sony A7V is essentially a smaller version of the A1II. What exactly is better about the A1II compared to the A7V? And does the A7V perhaps have any advantages over the A1II (besides being cheaper of course )?
A1II has better:
* read-out speed (I occasionally got distorted photos of my kids on A7III, which is about 2x slower than A7V I think)
* resolution
* EVF (but resolution drops when focusing so it's bigger, but not really more detailed in action)
* body (as generally agreed )
* card slots (2x CF-e)
* video (probably, I don't remember the specs too well)
* better battery life?
A7V has better:
* compressed RAW (new HQ format).
Dec 03, 2025 at 05:42 PM
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zeitlos wrote:
Btw. I've read several times now that the Sony A7V is essentially a smaller version of the A1II. What exactly is better about the A1II compared to the A7V? And does the A7V perhaps have any advantages over the A1II (besides being cheaper of course )?
A1II has better:
* read-out speed (I occasionally got distorted photos of my kids on A7III, which is about 2x slower than A7V I think)
* resolution
* EVF (but resolution drops when focusing so it's bigger, but not really more detailed in action)
* body (as generally agreed )
* card slots (2x CF-e)
* video (probably, I don't remember the specs too well).
A7V has better:
* compressed RAW (new HQ format).
Dec 03, 2025 at 02:19 PM
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