The menus have been improved, and almost everything feels "right" when you get it out of the box

The transfer can take quite some time with some dozens of pictures, especially with Jpeg (with raw it goes faster - that is probably owed to the software routines of the software, while raw is forwarded without processing), and it sucks that not even the menu is accessible

The menu is better than the a7r’s, but still confusing (a freely programmable slot is now helpful to bring together the most important functions)

One has to assume that most of what you see in the A9 will, indeed, be in the upcoming A7III, especially the AF algorithms, new menu structure and speed/responsiveness refinements as well as the bigger battery

The menu is better than the a7r’s, but still confusing (a freely programmable slot is now helpful to bring together the most important functions)

The menu and navigation has been improved quite well and responsive, loved the new buttons and dials