Sony - Alpha a7R IV ILCE-7RM4 Mirrorless Camera (Body Only) - Black

In the short time that I’ve had this camera all I can say is wow. For me it was worth the price. I previously owned a Nikon D7500 and wanted to switch to a full frame mirrorless. The quality of the photos are phenomenal. It was a bit of a learning curve switching, but I feel like it’s fairly simple to use. I paired the body with a 24mm G master lens and I’m not disappointed with the results. I’m by no means a professional photographer. I’m a hobbyist so I’m sure there are more things for me to learn to fully utilize this 61mp beast. But for now I am getting great quality pictures. I really like the shortcut buttons feature and that you can save your settings depending on the scene you’re trying to shoot.

Love this camera. The beat autofocus i have ever seen, so fast. The resolution in the market. I recommend this camera to photographers and hybrid shooter who wants decent video quality.

I went from the Nikon D750 to a Sony A7RIV and I could not be happier! The ease of use is so much more easier and much more lighter compared to my DSLR. The quality is amazing!

Switching from Sony a7iii to the Sony a7Riv was a big step but besides twice the price my prints are AMAZING. 61 MP what more can I say!

The Sony A7RIV is the best camera I've used to date! This is considering it main purpose, Photo Quality! However when it comes to video, it's missing features but its very useful for hybrid shooters, for sports where capturing that extra frame is needed, the 10 FPS and other features are great, but for main use I would go with the A9II or A9 for the budget. Pros: -Photo Quality -Photo Processing -Focus Features Cons: -Video Rate, no 4K at 60p -Video Output, limited at 8 bit -Big Raw Files, no Small or Medium options Overall: You really can't go wrong with this camera, Highly recommended. For video, and external recorder is a good idea.

This is my third generation Sony Mirrorless camera, the second Full Frame and I couldn't be happier. Sony has the edge in Mirrorless technology and it just gets better and better. The camera and corresponding lenses have elevated my game and given me more opportunity to "challenge" my photography with new subject matter. With the extremely quick AF and amazingly huge 61MP RAW files, you have the opportunity to crop heavily in the frame or in post edit and not lose any quality because of the size of the data files. The menu's are extremely detailed because Sony actually listens to it's user feedback. I highly recommend searching some of the photographers with similar subjects that you may wish to shoot who post "setup" for the A7Riv as there is much detail in the setup that you might be missing. I've had this body for a month after trial testing this against the A9ii and after creating a comprehensive spreadsheet of both bodies opted for this one as the best value for my needs. I will begin collecting donations for the A9ii as they each have their own special feature sets and you should spec them both prior to your investment. The resolution on videos is superb, the lightning fast AF amazing, the shutter speeds can fill a memory card if you're not careful, so suggest you use the Sony "Tough" cards, they're worth the investment. I'm am pleased with the direction Sony is going with this technology.

I thought long and hard about what camera to upgrade to now that there are so many nice mirrorless cameras on the market. I liked the new Canon but when I weighed all the pros and cons... the Sony A7Riv just came out on top. I have used it on a couple dedicated photography trips now and am very happy with my purchase. I pair this to the new tamron 70-300 zoom and it does a very respectable job. Eventually... I plan to get a 200-600 zoom but for now, the smaller lightweight tamron has decent reach and is a breeze to carry. I especially like the ability to program the A7Riv. It allows me to set it up so all the settings I need to change on the fly are quick and simple. I also like the improved grip over the A7Riii. This camera is so much nicer to hold. With the previous version... it was too cramped to hold comfortably but the Riv gives just enough extra grip for my right hand to make it comfortable to shoot even extended wildlife sessions. I've bought 4 of my cameras from Best Buy now and try my best to support the local brick and mortar shops rather than just mailorder. We all need to remember buying local means jobs and tax revenue for our local towns.

Having moved from the A7iii, the learning curve was short. Having the ability to crop a 61mp photo is great, but the ability to have the extended reach in crop mode is better. All my lenses now have 1.5 times the reach all with 26MP. Yes the RAW files are large, but I have a custom desktop that's primarily for photo work, so the processing power or file storage isn't an issue. Most of my edited files are 32MB. I'm very glad with this purchase and would highly recommend. I even got it at a $300 discount. Thank you Best Buy