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Sony A7C Resources: Memory Cards | Accessories | Firmware | User Guide | Price Check: B&H Photo
Good advice, I will certainly bear it in mind and try it at some point.I very much doubt it mate.
It's an 'old' camera, and not their flagship model, so what you purchased is what you get.
I have a A7C too but am unsure why people don't like the menu system, I think its fine - I added the items I use often to the 'My Menu 3 pages' and got the camera to default to them when pressing the menu button - wallah, everything you want immediately...
Understand your point but if Sony made the effort to improve simple things like the menu and touch screen they would bring this camera right up to date.From what I can tell, the new menu layout was programmed for use on the BIONZ XR Image Processor. The A7C is on the BIONZ X Image Processor. I doubt Sony will take time to re-program for the older processor.
How would that help Sony's profits though?Understand your point but if Sony made the effort to improve simple things like the menu and touch screen they would bring this camera right up to date.
It is simply a wonderful high tech camera and the A/F and sensor still can’t be topped as far as I’m concerned.
Appreciate the comments though and spot on.
Hopefully to the awful to use in sunshine EVFSony is expected to release the A7CM2 in 2023. It'll likely have an awful lot of upgrades.
How would that help Sony's profits though?
Difficult to get much sales hype about a firmware upgrade of a menu system - much easier for a new model with sexy new features.
Btw, for +video+ the animal eye AF is criminally bad for wildlife in Africa, I consider it fraudulent to market it as a feature, it doesn't work, so glad it works for you - do you want to buy mine?! ;-p
Sounds like we have some gear snobs here….since when do bells and whistles take good photographs…The A7C is Sony's cheapest and smallest Full Frame body. It strikes me that buying the least expensive of something in any product line and then expecting the same features and performance as top of the line or even a midpoint product is irrational.
You just pointed out in a previous post that upgrading firmware doesn't help Sony with sales. Neither does putting their best performance in their cheapest camera. Why would anyone buy anything else?
Really simple explanation to a somewhat complex issue.To return to the original question, no, Sony will not add the new menu system to any camera using the old processor. Not just the A7C, but all the A7R models up to the A7RIV, the A7 models up to the A7III, you get the idea. The new menu system using tech baked into the BIONZ XR processor, and all the older models use the much less capable BIONZ X.
However, the new menu system will be a part of any future model of A7C, when / if that comes out. There may be rumours about when that will be, but there's no announced date, just guesses.
Sony A7C Resources: Memory Cards | Accessories | Firmware | User Guide | Price Check: B&H Photo