The Sony a1 II is their most versatile camera yet, offering the best overall mixture of speed, video capabilities, high-resolution stills, and a robust, professional-worthy body design. It pulls much of the original a1’s well-rounded feature-set into an a9 III body and adds the AF and IBIS technologies introduced with the a7R V. It’s a camera meant for working professionals, whether they are sports, editorial, product, fashion, or advertising shooters, and it’s equally appealing to landscape, portrait, wedding, and event photographers, too. And, beyond photography, it has the video tools the a1-series is known for, including 8K recording, along with useful stabilization and framing aids borrowed from the ZV class of cameras.
An all-arounder that pushes beyond basic, the Sony a7 IV does double duty with strong stills and video performance. An advanced hybrid mirrorless camera, the a7 IV has the resolution and AF performance that appeals to photographers along with robust 4K 60p video recording for filmmakers and content creators.
Combining resolution and precision, the Sony a7R V is the mirrorless camera designed for those who crave detail. Featuring a 61MP full-frame sensor, all-new AI-based autofocus system with advanced subject recognition, 8K video recording, and 8-stop image stabilization, the fifth-generation a7R is reliable and well-rounded for both photography and video applications.
Distinguished by its updated sensor design, the Sony a7 III is a well-rounded camera suitable for both photo and video applications in a variety of working situations. Refined for improved speed and low-light performance, a new 24.2MP Exmor R BSI CMOS sensor and BIONZ X processor benefit image quality, video capabilities, and AF performance. The a7 III also sports a revised body design, with a new touchscreen LCD, improved EVF, larger battery, and dual memory card slots.
Working to an even greater resolution domain, the Sony Alpha a7R IV ongoing notable series of great capable full-frame cameras, featured by magnificent stills and video performance and flexibility. This fourth edition of the a7R sees the insertion of a modernized 61MP Exmor R BSI CMOS sensor and an increased BIONZ X image processor, which provides magnificent imaging results with distinct smoothness, a 15-stop dynamic range, and, of course, speed. Up to 10 fps shooting is achievable together with the capability to record UHD 4K30 video, both with support for Real-time Eye AF and Tracking AF technologies. The amended sensor design uses a Fast Hybrid AF System, with 567 phase-detection autofocus points, for impressive quick and precise focusing performance. In spite of being such a high-resolution sensor, it is also famed for its supple native sensitivity range from ISO 100-32000 for working in different lighting conditions. Additionally, exploit both stills and video operation, the a7R IV maintains the 5-axis SteadyShot INSIDE sensor-shift image balance, which is productive to reduce camera shake by up to 5.5 stops.
