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By webrunner5 · Posted
https://photorumors.com/2022/05/19/sony-a7r-v-camera-full-specification-leaked-ilce-7rm5/ 9.44 million dots EVF. with all-pixel readout 9.6K oversampling (at full size) without pixel addition. -
By Llaasseerr · Posted
Does that turn it into a full size HDMI port at the top? Yes, 48 would def be nice too. -
48 would be good enough for me. Also on another note I just bought this. Hoping it will completely eliminate breakage on the micro hdmi. -
The FZ2000 actually has a large number of options for controlling the zoom too. There is the barrel on the lens itself (which can be selected to be continuous or stepped focal lengths), the zoom lever for progressive speed and two Fn buttons on the side for three different slow creep zooms and there is even a setting for ease in and out. Or if you want to get more traditional it has a LANC port for start/stop/zoom control handles. Its the switchable ND that is the major draw as, for all the talk about "hybrid" cameras on here, its the feature that makes it one of the very few real hybrids out there as you can instantly switch from stills to video at the same ISO without arsing about. The fully articulating screen is a really big bonus too and for the role I'm looking at it doing as being one single versatile camera then I've got few complaints about it. For anyone looking for a more compact 1" with a large zoom range then the Panasonic TZ100 is worth a look, particularly as it can take my Cinelike D hack. -
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