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CineD published the full Sony A7V Lab test
The Sony a7 V shows very solid performance in our lab test, despite the fact that it has no internal RAW codecs, only compressed 4K 10-bit 4:2:2 XAVC. The rolling shutter is middle ground, but OK, around 14ms in full-frame and APS-C mode, the dynamic range in IMATEST shows a solid 12.4 stops at SNR = 2, and exposure latitude shows a strong 9 stops with some room towards 10. And I have to mention it again, somehow the noise processing is much more pleasing than with previous Sony Alpha cameras – Sony is allowing some noise to come through, which is very welcome from my side.
Which leads to a clear recommendation from my side: please choose the Sony a7 V over the FX2 when it comes to image quality!
In the past Sony was criticized by applying noise reduction in RAW files. Seems like Sony made an effort to improve this aspect on the new Sony A7V
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