Sony A7R V Regarding pixel binning in video

[electone]

Hi, everyone! My first post in this forum.

I understand that the a7RV isn't as sharp as, say, the a7IV when recording videos in 4k 24p full frame due to skipping pixels, unless one turns on APSC mode. Do I understand this correctly? And if so, if I turn on APSC mode while shooting 4k in the a7RV, then the video quality will then be the same as in the a7IV?

 

[AlphaWorld]

I think Jordan described the various video options in depth for the A7RV in the DPreview TV video, and explained why the APS-C option was best - I recommend you watch it soon, ‘cause it will be gone soon!

 

[electone]

I think Jordan described the various video options in depth for the A7RV in the DPreview TV video, and explained why the APS-C option was best - I recommend you watch it soon, ‘cause it will be gone soon!

I would be grateful for the link to the video

 

[FowlersFreeTime]

I would be grateful for the link to the video

Sony a7R V Final Review

Correction: The a7R V does offer the ability to engage autofocus tracking in video mode with the EVF in use. When setting up custom buttons for video shootin...

youtu.be

The topic of video comes in at 6:05

 

[AlphaWorld]

I would say that the A7IV is a more general purpose camera that is good for video and stills. The A7RV is a specialist stills camera with fantastic detail resolution that happens to be able to shoot video if you need. If your primary focus is video, I wouldn't recommend getting the A7RV. As a stills camera, the A7RV is superb.