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Sony A7R II
Sony A7R II

Sony A7R II vs Nikon D810 DSLR System Considerations: Battery Life, Weight, Service and Support

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The mirrorless camera market has displaced the DSLR from many of its strongholds. Various attributes account for this: weight and size of camera and lenses, EVF display, new features, etc.

But a product is far more than specifications and a few lenses, and the serious shooter or the pro that must rely on a product to get the job done may have more considerations than are obvious at first glance, some in the “plus” column, and some not.

Here are just some of the things one might consider:

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Nikon D810 weight vs Sony A7R II weight, assuming reasonable battery power
(A7R II logo on front does not include “II”, this is the way the A7R II is made)

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