The flat rear command dial is next down in the column it has a button at its center and directional presses to adjust Display, ISO, and the Drive mode-there's no dedicated Drive dial like you get on the a9, that's something Sony has decided to leave out of the a7 series. Below them, nestled between the rear thumb rest and LCD are the focus point selector joystick and Fn button. To the right, still running along the top, you find Record, AF-ON, and AEL. The programmable C3 button and Menu button are above the rear LCD, just to the left of the EVF eyecup. Its rear counterpart is slightly offset from the EV dial and is easily turned with your right thumb.

The grip has a command dial, accessible using your right index finger. The shutter release is on top of the handgrip, slightly lower than the rest of the top plate, and set at an angle. You still get the EV dial on top, along with programmable C1 and C2 buttons, and a Mode dial-it's not a locking dial like the one on the a7R III. Handling isn't that much different from the a7 II. How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.

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