Sony A7 V vs A7 IV Video Features: They FINALLY fixed it!

Go to http://squarespace.com/Tony & save 10% off your first website or domain with code “Tony" Buy the Sony a7V for $2,898 at http://SDP.io/a75 Buy the Sony a7IV for $1,999 at http://SDP.io/a74 The Sony A7 V (A75) is here, and it addresses the major issues that made the A7 IV so disappointing for video shooters. In this hands-on review, I test the new partially stacked sensor, the "fix" for the 4K 60 crop, and the improved dynamic range in the streets of NYC. Is it finally the perfect hybrid camera, or are there still deal-breakers? I compare the A7 V directly against the A7 IV to see if the readout speed has actually eliminated the rolling shutter and if the 16 stops of dynamic range hold up in high-contrast situations. We also test the new AI autofocus (human/car/animal switching), the new 4K 120p capabilities, and the updated menu system. However, I also have a bone to pick with Sony. Despite the upgrades, they are still ignoring modern features creators need—like internal storage, better vertical video support, and depth-of-field priority. Join me for an in-person Workshop in NYC: [Link to your workshop page] Check out our Stills Review of the A7 V: [Link to stills video] Table of Contents: 0:00 Introduction: a7IV vs a7V 0:28 Squarespace Sponsor 1:05 Dynamic Range Test (S-Log3) 2:47 Why the a7IV Disappointed Me 3:40 a7V Partially Stacked Sensor Explained 5:19 Image Quality: 4K 30 & 4K 60 (No Crop?) 7:09 Rolling Shutter Test 7:39 Slow Motion: 4K 120p vs 1080p 8:45 AI Autofocus Upgrades 9:35 Stabilization 9:46 My Major Complaints (What Sony Missed) 9:40 The "Depth of Field Priority" Request 12:44 Squarespace Promo 13:28 Should You Upgrade