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Lets dissect the Sony A7C II and A7CR vs. the tried and tested A7IV and A7RV. Especially when scouting the used market, the choices might surprise you.
Pricing Reality Check:
Sony A7C II: $2200
Sony A7CR: $3000
Are you sacrificing too much for the sake of portability? Especially when the size difference isn't as drastic as you might think...
Key for New Full-Frame Enthusiasts:
The Sony A7C Mark I could be the unsung hero for photography-focused fusers. You can snag one used for as low as $1000!
Notable Differences:
Storage: A7CII and Sony A7RV models have 1 SD card slot vs. A7IV/A7RV's two CF Express compatible slots.
Shutter Speed: Max 1/4000 on A7C models vs. 1/8000 on A7IV/A7RV.
Ergonomics: Shallower grip on A7C vs. deeper, longer grip on A7IV/A7RV.
Viewfinder: Smaller, lower-res EVF on A7C vs. larger, higher-res EVF on A7IV/A7RV.
Connectivity: Micro HDMI on A7C vs. full-size HDMI on A7IV/A7RV.
Performance: A7C's limited thermal capacity vs. A7IV/A7RV's longer recording time.
Controls: Missing joystick and fewer custom buttons on A7C.
...and the list continues. Yet, with these points, a used A7IV or A7RV could offer better value and features for the same price tag.
Why Go New?
If a compact body is your top priority, the Sony A7C II and its predecessor, the A7C Mark I, shine bright-especially when the latter is almost half the price of the former.
Final Thoughts: We urge you to think, compare, and choose wisely. Not every new release is a step up for everyone. Especially with the Sony A7CII and A7CR not bringing new features or leap innovation with these releases. Juxtapose your needs with these models and find your perfect photographic companion.
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