I Took 1,000 Photos With the Sony a7 V and It’s a Shutterbug’s Dream

The a7 V marks the debut of a new 33MP Partially Stacked BSI CMOS image sensor and Bionz XR2 image processor. The sensor matches the chip in the a7C II and a7 IV in resolution, but integrates memory for a brisker readout speed to support faster frame rates for stills and video alike and reduce instances of rolling shutter motion distortion. It scans from top to bottom in about 12ms for stills (about 1/80-second) and 10ms (1/100-second) for video, both excellent marks. In practical terms, this means that…