(LINKS BELOW): One year ago Rick LePage traded his Sony A1 in on an A7RV. A year later, he’s more than happy he made that decision. We’ll talk about why, plus chat about the photo industry at large and why it is such a fantastic time to be a photographer.

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LINKED TABLE OF CONTENTS:
00:00 Intro to ATS 288
00:55 Rick switched from the A1 to the A7RV for landscape
02:15 A passion for landscape pushed Rick to the A7RV
03:20 At 60MP APS-C becomes really useful
05:30 The A7RV is fine for action too
09:15 The fully articulating display is superb
09:55 The user modes are better in the A7RV (Listen Nikon)
11:35 The A9III is interesting, but VERY niche
12:13 Industry wide sensor quality, low light and ISO discussion
14:05 ISO performance changes lens selection too
15:05 Rick’s not alone in preferring the A7RV to the A1
16:35 Nikon’s user modes, banks & drive modes need work
19:00 60 megapixels is a great sensor size
19:56 Blackout in the A7RV and Nikon’s ZF are not bad
21:37 Some of Rick’s favorite Sony lenses
24:16 What about CF-express A cards?