Sony A7RV Long Term Review

I share my experiences, insights, and tips after using this powerful camera. From stunning landscapes to fast action shots, discover how the A7RV has elevated my photography. Whether you're a seasoned pro or an aspiring enthusiast, this review provides an in-depth look at the A7RV's performance and versatility with my experience using this camera.
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[@jonathancajepe1731]

Excellent photos! I told myself that I'm only a hobbyist and shouldn't make such purchases...so I've been on the fence for a while now, I'm currently rocking the A7iii. Keep up the great work and looking forwards to seeing more of your content!

[@smooth111012]

Dude, taking pictures like that, your pro.

[@robj1366]

Great video, so refreshing to hear honest thoughts not influenced by sponsors who have supplied the camera. I am thinking about getting an A7Rv but worried that the file size will be too much of an hindrance, what computer do you use edit your images and do you regret the large file size. I hope you continue making videos, you now have another subscriber

[@ProbeRoket]

I bought mine today. Waiting on it to arrive. The way you zoomed in on the people in that photo was madness.

[@jamesstarr7912]

I've been using the A7RV for about a year now and it's been a great experience. Your work looks great!

[@Mr.PhotoASZ]

Good luck in your future KZbin videos.

[@SoggyKatnip]

Thought my spotify randomly started when I heard l'imperatrice in the background haha, Nice vid. I was considering the r V because of its autofocus, stabilisation and super 35 crop but decided to hold out for the a7 V because I dont fancy spending 2-3k on a previous generation sensor,

[@danvirchow]

Great, realistic presentation. Excellent watch!

[@EdwardMartinsPhotography]

Full frame is tough. The Z8 is too big and heavy. The Canon's are too expensive. Lumix, is too niche. That leaves Sony. Up until the A7rV iteration they have had a lot of holes in their designs and programming. Finally the A7Rv checks all the boxes. It's the goldilocks camera for me. Not too big, not too heavy, not too expensive (on sale,) good customization, great screens: articulation and resolution, great image quality, very usable video for the vlogger, etc. Cheap really high quality lenses. The Sony/Zeiss 24-70 F4 is now made in Japan and is outstanding. Sony really upped the QC on that one, it's a superb lens for the money now, $700 usd on sale. Thumbs up for Scooby... 🙂🐕

[@humanfirst11]

You will say the same thing when A7 RVI comes out and when Z9 II comes out....and it will continue

[@EdwardMartinsPhotography]

@@humanfirst11 No I won't. The A7RV is a mature product. The A7Riv and the A7Riii before it really had some big issues. Crap menus and features that were missing that I needed/wanted More than a flip screen was a big one... The A7RV isn't missing anything that I need.

[@maxg.6467]

Thank you! Really useful feedback. Enjoy your time in Goodwood!

[@salciemre]

Good luck with your KZbin journey. I enjoyed the video.

[@terra___photo]

Good stuff! Very chill video. Can't wait to get my r5 in the near future. Subbed ✌

[@veselinvasilev9362]

Thank you!

[@robertdoyle8972]

I was deciding between this one and the A1 also and went with the Sony A7R V also and love it ! Got the shoe mount that you have for the 100-400mm on my Sony 70-200mm 2.8 ii and also on my Sony 200-600mm decided to go with them two lenses instead of the 100-400mm and I also got the 1.4 and the 2x converters and find them to be a really great set up for wildlife and picked up the Viltrox 16mm 1.8 for the northern lights here in Alaska

[@Leo-jd2ny]

Great Video. Thanks!

[@aramisgrey3711]

Beautiful work! What computer specs do you have to handle these files if I may ask?

[@brucewiebe6490]

Also a hobbyist and am looking at the RV mainly for the focus bracketing which would really help with landscape and macro. RV is the only Sony camera that has that. I think it will be a good combo with my A7IV.

[@jrperezphotography]

Good job on your first video

[@JasonTaylor-po5xc]

I think it is important to point out the use cases and proficiency level in Photography. The A7R series is pretty epic but certainly has some flaws. For landscape/portrait/studio photography, this thing is a beast - especially paired with some high quality glass. For a hobbyist, I'd even recommend looking at the A7CR instead - saving $900 on features that aren't really needed unless you are a pro or just have the money to spend on it. It isn't ideal for certain video workflows, especially if you need 4K60 or need a full readout of the sensor (no crop). Even those really wanting this for 8K might want to consider other options depending on requirements. It's a nice feature, but has some pretty significant restrictions. I was considering the A7CR but opted for the full body since Sony had a special making the A7RV "only" $500 more expensive than the A7CR - although I really like the travel size (the grip actually fits my hands decently). Not a pro by any means, just been a hobby for over 20 years. Certainly not the best in low light, but I'm still trying to figure out how to get the most out of it.

[@edwinscott6500]

Good job.

[@marvinspates924]

Nice video!!!👍👍👍

[@matttheking1655]

Cool video,... You've just earned yourself a new sub...👌

[@SoloSueTravels]

Those pics are gorgeous, and I enjoyed the bonus of meeting your dog!

[@ullah2013]

Hey bro, where did you get the lens cover from?

[@SeanJurecky]

The camera cover stickers I got from Field Co. Let me know if this answers your question

[@ullah2013]

@@SeanJurecky Thanks brotha

[@caseybatz9006]

✅ 'Promosm'

[@RecklessRowly]

At 09:26 you show a picture of a Waterfall. You mention it's Gullfoss, when in fact it's Skogafoss. Other than that a very intersting review. thank you