>>3852230Yes, I agree, yet I like to add you're maybe overlooking sophisticated demands or just something unintended. For me, the customization options on the Sony A7III are sufficient only when I omit exposure variants and reduce to manual exposure only, thus taking advantage of all dials and the exposure aids in the electronic viewfinder, to then have enough other options for focus, drive and preview options. My actually desired configuration is not possible due to e.g. mutually blocking modes, already workarounds to circumvent non-intended interplay or even missing options. This does not militate against the A7III. Still I have a hard time with new cameras in general that use to be capable of way more that they don't offer robustly.
Even fully manual I have a mixed feeling. Manual operation was much more on the cards with conventional cameras. And the funny thing is, I'm not an esoteric bird. You can find this opinion frequently. Of course rather from old but also professional ones.
