According to Daily Camera News and SonyAlphaRumors, the Sony A7r successor (let's refer to it as A7R II) should be available in May or June. The key expectation for A7R II is the 5-axis image stabilisation (as first seen on A7 II).
A7 II -like grip is also on the list.
(This is still rumour, final specifications may change. It is recommended not to tread rumour as official press release.)
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Still nothing on the APS-C front though.
I guess Sony wants to extend the A6000 longevity as much as possible but I hope they take that time to improve a future product vs being complacent.
I somehow have a feeling the full-frame E-mount has higher interests than APS-C.
That's definitely a good thing for A6000 owners as they won't feel their A6000 is outdated (that soon).Originally Posted by leuius
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