Sony A7 IV Rolling Shutter - Full Frame VS APS-C

This have to be the quickest video on YT showing the actual differences in rolling shutter on the Sony A7 IV in full frame mode vs the APS-C mode. According to www.cined.com, the difference is 26,8ms for FF and 13ms in crop mode.
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[@jerichonagel]

Massively appreciate the short and to the point video! Super useful and exactly what I needed to know without having to watch a 12+ minute video (and still probably not getting enough real-world testing haha). Keep it up!

[@roybixby6135]

Without the mech shutter - rolling shutter seems more dependent on how fast the camera reads the sensor.
I found the Sony A1 the best Sony for reducing rolling shutter.
Other fast reading cameras are the Nikon Z8/Z9 and Canon R3 ... 🦘

[@CarlBergsdorf]

That's my understanding also! The A1 have a stacked sensor which gives much faster readout speeds than the type used in the A7 IV so that's why it can produce way less rolling shutter in video/ electronic shutter, but then it's also like twice the price. An awesome camera, no doubt, I got to try one at a Sony camp in southern Sweden a few weeks ago and it's a real beast with its burst speeds.