Sony builds spaceships but programs them with MS-DOS. Until they fire their UI team and hire someone who has actually missed a shot because of a buried menu, we will keep calling it the .
The answer is the . The Paradox Sony Alpha cameras (A7 series, A9, A1) are technically perfect. They are digital scalpels. But using the menu system feels like trying to install a Linux driver from 2004 while wearing oven mitts. bloody a7 software
Now, if you’ll excuse me, I need to figure out why my proxy recording turned off by itself again. Sony builds spaceships but programs them with MS-DOS
I just finished a paid commercial shoot with the Sony A7V. The footage is gorgeous. The autofocus stuck to a talent’s eye like glue through a fog machine and a whip pan. Dynamic range? It eats the Canon R6 for breakfast. The Paradox Sony Alpha cameras (A7 series, A9,
But when the producer leaned over my shoulder and asked, “Why are you sweating and cursing at a $4,000 camera?” I didn’t have a good answer.
Date: April 18, 2026 Author: Alex Chen, DP & Mirrorless Shooter
We need to talk about the elephant in the room. Or rather, the menu in the viewfinder.