I own the A1 x2 but to have long operating times I have added a dual battery grip to each which cost , at list price with second battery an additional $465 so that places the A1 II at $6974. That still $675 mor than Canon’s EOS R1. I guess the additional cost is related to increased resolution sensor? Thank you and take care.
Not a bad point even though I haven't had that experience. And I guess you're right about the resolution because not only does it allow for more crop ability in stills, it allows for 8K in video which the Canon doesn't offer. Nonetheless, both cameras are great at what they do. Thanks for your input.
I own the A1 x2 but to have long operating times I have added a dual battery grip to each which cost , at list price with second battery an additional $465 so that places the A1 II at $6974. That still $675 mor than Canon’s EOS R1. I guess the additional cost is related to increased resolution sensor? Thank you and take care.
Not a bad point even though I haven't had that experience. And I guess you're right about the resolution because not only does it allow for more crop ability in stills, it allows for 8K in video which the Canon doesn't offer. Nonetheless, both cameras are great at what they do. Thanks for your input.