You can view the Sony Alpha A7C R (ILCE-7CR) User Manual either Online or Download a PDF version of the manual to print out.
I would recommend using the Online Version since it is easier to search.
There’s also the Sony A7C R Startup Guide available as a PDF that covers the basics such as inserting the battery, attaching a lens and turning it on etc.
Sony A7C / A7CII / A7CR Forum & Facebook Group
If you are looking for further help and advice on the A7C or would simply like to share your photos and videos, then please head over to our friendly full-frame Forum. If you prefer Facebook then I also run the Sony A7C + A7CII + A7CR Shooters Group.
User Manual Topics Covered
- How to use the “Help Guide”
- Notes on using your camera
- Checking the camera and the supplied items
- Names of parts
- Basic operations
- Preparing the camera/Basic shooting operations
- Finding functions from MENU
- Using the shooting functions
- Customizing the camera
- Viewing
- Changing the camera settings
- Functions available with a smartphone
- Using a computer
- Appendix
- If you have problems
Hi Timothy. Thank you for Alpha Shooters. Do you happen to know if there is a plan to add NFC functionality to the A7CR? The spec sheet at Sony even has a line, “NFC – “.
Sean
Is there any information on how RAW file type effects the frames per second rate of each camera?
Hi Steven. Unfortunately Sony is never clear about this. All they say for the A7C R is the following: “The speed of continuous shooting decreases when shooting in uncompressed RAW or lossless compressed RAW”. So if you want the maximum frame rate you’ll need to shoot in compressed RAW, JPEG or HEIF file formats. I’ve not tested the A7C R so I can’t confirm the exact frame rate for shooting in uncompressed RAW or lossless compressed RAW. I have tested the A7R V and this drops from 10 to 7 FPS when shooting with the mechanical shutter and from 8 to 5 with the electronic shutter. So I’d expect a drop of 2-3 shots with the A7C R as well but can’t confirm that until I’ve tested it.