I've owned the A7rII and have enjoyed the dynamic range and resolution. However, i'm reluctant to use this camera in inclement weather. I mean, rain showers, squalls and waterfalls. I'm aware that Sony has used language in its advertising to reduce their liability and the camera fairs well in intermittent conditions, but what's the point if your lenses are not weather resistant? The Fuji Xt2 and the WR lenses seem to be much better suited for adverse weather shooting. Fuji even proudly states this in their literature. The A7II models only claim working temps to 32f, but the Fuji down to 14f, which is much better for my style. I shoot mechanical film cameras and never think twice about the weather other than cleaning the lens. I'd like that same assurance with Sony, but think ultimately, Fuji's got that market.