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The Sony Alpha a7R III Mirrorless Digital Camera combines high resolution with high speed and fast autofocus capabilities to a degree that was not previously seen.

Like its predecessor, the Mark III is built around a 42MP BSI CMOS sensor, but unlike the a7R II, it can shoot at ten frames per second.

Essentially it can be seen as an a7R II that inherits many of the lessons learned from the company’s pro-sports model, the a9. This means faster processing, improved autofocus, improved handling and ergonomics, as well as the adoption of a much larger battery. While some of the individual changes are subtle, they very quickly combine to produce a hugely capable and highly useable camera.

Key Features:

• 42MP BSI CMOS sensor
• Faster, lower-noise image processing
• 10 fps shooting with full AF, 8 fps with ‘live’ updates between shots
• 3.69M-dot (1280 x 960 pixel) OLED viewfinder
• Improved autofocus, including more tenacious Eye AF mode
• 5-axis image stabilization, rated at 5.5 stops (CIPA) with 50mm lens
• 4K footage from ‘Super 35’ crop region oversampled from 5K capture
• Video AF less inclined to refocus to background
• ‘Picture Profile’ video gamma/gamut modes including S-Log2 and 3
• Twin SD Card slots (one UHS-I and one UHS-II compatible)
• Bayer-cancelling multi-shot mode for improved resolution
• True 14 bit uncompressed Raw, even in continuous drive mode
• Use of phase detection (including Eye AF) at 3 fps with adapted lenses