Firmware release of Sony A7M4 camera version 1.11: improving shutter stability

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the clue delivery of Canyue shallow Shadow! CTOnews.com November 10 news, Sony today released A7M4 camera version 1.11 upgrade firmware, the update is as follows:

The stability of the shutter is improved.

Fixed a situation where moving image files rotated by the camera may not be rotated when displayed on the computer.

CTOnews.com learned that the A7M4 camera, released in October last year, uses a newly developed 3300 megapixel full-frame backlit Exmor R CMOS image sensor, and achieves a wide photosensitive range that can be extended to ISO 50-204800, with a 15-level dynamic range at low sensitivity, and a wider light and shadow layer.

In addition, the A7M4 camera uses the same BIONZ XR image processor as the flagship microphone Alpha 1, which can track and calculate AF / AE when shooting at a high speed of 10 shots per second, and the in-machine large buffer provides users with a smooth shooting experience. Using a focal plane phase detection and focus system covering about 94% of the imaging range, excellent real-time tracking performance is achieved through 759 phase detection. The real-time eye focusing function also enables real-time eye tracking of birds and animals when taking photos and videos for the first time.