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1) I wish that is the case and hopefully will give Sony the kick to not simply sit on their previous success in this area.The Z9 looks impressive. A few bold statements stood out for me; 1) The world's best AF, 2) The first truly blackout free shooting, and 3) Fastest scan time
1 is a bold claim and I'm not sure how you go about proving such a claim, but the second is interesting. On my A9-II I can't tell that extra frames are added to make up for the blackout, but. I'm interested try a truly blackout free to see what that's like. I wonder if this is somehow linked to 3), and if so it suggests we're getting close to a global shutter?
2) I am surprised by this claim more that anything. I always felt A9 onwards was truly blackout free
3) the scan speed is 1/270s vs. 1/260s of the A1. I can't imagine 1/10s making such a big difference (I only see that as them trying to get one up for marketing than any real world implications)
The other interesting thing is there is no mechanical shutter? If so how does bulb mode work?
Also the price is $1000 less than A1 which is really great.
Downsides I see - 3.69M dot EVF, A1 has 3 times resolution plus high magnification @0.9x
Also the EVF refresh is 60hz vs. upto 240hz A1 can do.
So they have certainly cut some corners to keep the price down....
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