Sony has also added a new vari-angle touchscreen to the camera which can swivel around to face the direction you're shooting in. While this is common at this price point, it works particularly well on the A7 IV. The top has a better electronic viewfinder (EVF) with a 3.69-million dot resolution and 120fps refresh rate. It looks very similar to the A7 III as well, but there are some fine adjustments which make this camera more comfortable to use and carry. The A7 IV borrows most of its design elements from its predecessor. He did his magic and the review will also include some of his experiences. I used the A7 IV briefly over a period of two weeks and then passed it on to Narender, who shoots all the cool 4K videos for us at Fiiber.
The auto-focus is probably the best in the price category and the camera supports 10-bit video and new tricks like focus-breathing compensation.
It brings several improvements over 2018's Sony A7 III, including a new 33MP sensor, Bionz XR processor and significantly upgraded video skills. The Sony A7 IV is priced at Rs 2,42,490 in India (for the body) and costs Rs 2,62,490 when combined with a 28-70 mm zoom lens.
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