Review on Sony Alpha Camera ILCE-7RM4 Body, black by Ada Bokowska - Haczk ᠌

After taking pictures for a couple of months, I realized that it would not be possible to finally leave Nikon DSLRs at this stage of development of the UPC. Sony ergonomists - to the stake for infernal menus. With its pros: - Very good AF, if you know how to set it up; - Good picture, but compared to an external exposure meter, Sekonic ISO 100 is more like 50; - Stacking modes 4 and 16 frames; - there are nice functions like taking 1-3-5 frames by pressing the shutter button, but there is NO BUILT-IN INTERVALOMETER!; - Most of the Nikon optics work through the adapter, even the AF-S 600 4.0 E FL VR, even with a 2x converter and even 2x + 1.4x. Tight, but focused. Cons below: Ergonomics: - grip (little finger hanging in the air, not like the Z7); - idiotic menu, both in structure and dependencies; - different logic of fixing the wheels of modes and exposure compensation; - EVF is still worse than an optical viewfinder. - The LCD is worse than the 4 year old D500. Usage nuances: - the matrix gets dirty very quickly, the built-in cleaning does not help, it took half an hour - all the same, there are dots with Equalize in Photoshop. In DSLRs, it is behind the mirror, less dust flies; - while writing to the buffer, you will not enter the menu, moreover, you will not change anything even through the reassigned buttons;