Sony Alpha 7R V | Nature exploration with Gamander López

Gamander López is a 20-year-old, awarded wildlife filmmaker and photographer from Germany. Spending most of his free time in nature to search for special encounters with wild animals in their habitat, Gamander always finds a way to capture them in a fun and spectacular way.
Very popular on social media as he tries to show the beauty of nature and inspire others to also go outside and explore what should be protected in the future, Gamander had the opportunity to take the new Alpha 7R V with him to capture the beauty of nature. Pairing next-generation AI Autofocus detection and extreme image quality, Gamander could take pictures like never before!

[maxmarberger]

damn, I remember seeing this guy a while ago on tik toks and he kept getting better and better. now this homie is in a video about the Sony a7r v. Respect.

[maaikevennema]

Great video!! Love the interview, photos and behind the scenes with Gamander!! And ofcourse nice review of the A 7R V!!

[dennisschullerjr]

Absolutely the #1 camera 📷 I want the most. Hope to upgrade my Sony A7iii to this beast soon.

[pawelmod]

I'm happy to see the Sony 200-600 on the A7R V.

Currently I'm using that lens on A9 and I didn't decide to switch to previous A7R IV because some of the users were claiming the issues with AF for such a combo.
I suppose that right now all the issues are fixed.

The only decision to made in terms of AF is to decide if it is better to have AF+AI or AF on stacked sensor. Frame rate is not so important to me. Not sure about blackouts ...

[daelpixphotography]

I wish he would film more videos on his channel

[anulearntech]

I wouldn't really call it a serious wildlife camera if it only does 10 fps. Sony needs to increase its non stacked sensor readout and give something like 15-20 fps, because the competition is giving lower rolling shutter and higher fps.

[jlozano]

Been waiting on this camera since the a7r4. Now I wait for thr R5 (Sony). Cant wait to get my hands on it.

[mohamedsahi]

Hello, Can the Sony A7 RV take high quality images in sports, where there is action, with a Sony 100 - 400 F 4.5 - 5.6 G lens???

[ADNZ]

I have Z9 and A7IV, would like to upgrade my Sony. Is the A7R5 fast and reliable for wildlife? Z9 is wildlife king, and the A1, R3

[dieseldavey]

Thanks for the video. Can I ask if the rear wheel feels mushy and slow to respond? Mine does in fact, when I have turned it sometimes It carries on as though I was still turning it. Thanks

[laredosportspics]

Sony Europe, I recently bought the A7rv with a new grip and found that the grip did not fit and later found out that that is an issue with the current grip sold and said to fit as per the Sony Corporate, but I can tell you that after taking it back to Precision Camera in Austin Texas I was told that I was among numerous a7rv owners advising that the battery grip fitment was off. I had a gap that I was able to see through. Was wondering if you had the same issue if and when you tried a battery grip with the camera. There is a big thread on DP Review regarding this issue. Hope it gets fixed soon and maybe you could contact someone within Sony Corp. and see what's up with this issue. Thank You

[L.Nyquist]

Just wish that the editing programs could make an update so it can be used.

[fulviogarri]

essa a fuoco la fai sul pulsante di scatto o dietro

[stevewestonphotography]

Hi, have you come across this before? The requirement of the Sony UK lens Rebate which is wanting me to physically cut out the serial number label then photograph and upload it.
I do not wish to damage or deface my packaging in any way and have supplied the serial number of the Camera (A7RV) and the 200-600mm lens I bought together with a copy of the receipt from an Sony authorised UK retailer. I have supplied a tightly cropped clear image of the serial number on the box and yet my £100 rebate claim is being refused.
If I saw a lens for sale on the used market with the label cut out, even if re-attached, I would immediately dismiss it as being stolen or suspicious.
This is my first venture into the Sony world after being a Nikon and Canon user for the past 30 years and I am shocked and dismayed by this illogical and frankly ridiculous situation.

[SamuelJamesVideos]

The blacks in this video are so... *c r i s p y*