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Alpha 7R III - Full-frame Interchangeable Lens Camera 42.4MP, 10FPS, 4K/30p
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- 42.4MP1 full-frame Exmor R™ CMOS sensor and BIONZ X processor
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- Up to 10 fps in continuous “Hi+” mode, and up to 8 fps in continuous “Hi” mode. Maximum fps will depend on camera settings. Hi+” continuous mode with UHS-II compatible SDXC memory card. Sony test conditions.
- A Class 10 or higher SDHC/SDXC memory card is required for XAVC S format movie recording. UHS speed class 3 or higher is required for 100 Mbps recording
- Connect this product to an HDR (HLG) compatible Sony TV via a USB cable when displaying HDR (HLG) movies
- ISO range of 100 - 32000 (expandable to ISO 50 – 102400)
- CIPA standards. Pitch/yaw shake only. Planar T* FE 50mm F1.4 ZA lens. Long exposure NR off
- Requires use of supplied Imaging Edge software application for compositing. Image compositing may not be successful if camera or subject movement causes blur. The use of a tripod is recommended, as is the use of PC tethered control or a remote commander where possible. Uncompressed RAW and silent mode are automatically selected for Pixel Shift Multi shooting. Some restrictions apply to flash and other devices. Image size after compositing is approx. 42.4 million (7952 x 5304) pixels. Refer to the Sony support site for details. http://www.sony.net/psms/
- Not guaranteed to be 100% dust and moisture proof.
- Eye AF not supported for movie recording. AF-C can only be used when the “Phase detection” AF system is selected, but focus is fixed at the first frame during continuous shooting in any mode other than “Continuous: Lo” (Hi+, Hi, Mid).
- Sound not recorded. Class 10 or higher SDHC/SDXC memory card required
- When uncompressed RAW is selected. Limited to 12 bits during compressed RAW continuous shooting, BULB exposure, or when Long Exposure NR is ON.
- Only 100 Hz and 120 Hz flicker is detected. Continuous shooting speed may decrease. Flicker-free shooting is not available during silent shooting, BULB exposure, or movie recording
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Is the Sony Alpha 7R III a full-frame camera?
Yes, the Alpha 7R III uses a 42.4MP full-frame Exmor R CMOS sensor paired with the BIONZ X processor, delivering the larger sensor size associated with full-frame systems.
Is the Sony Alpha 7R III a DSLR or a mirrorless camera?
The Alpha 7R III is a full-frame mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera. It uses an electronic viewfinder rather than the reflex mirror and optical viewfinder found in a DSLR.
Can the Sony Alpha 7R III shoot RAW, and at what bit depth?
Yes, the Alpha 7R III records still images in 14-bit RAW (ARW), including during silent and continuous shooting. Note that RAW is limited to 12 bits during compressed RAW continuous shooting, BULB exposure, or when Long Exposure NR is on.
How fast can the Sony Alpha 7R III shoot continuously?
The Alpha 7R III shoots up to 10 fps in continuous "Hi+" mode and up to 8 fps in "Hi" mode, with full AF/AE tracking using either the mechanical or silent electronic shutter. Maximum fps depends on camera settings and requires a UHS-II compatible SDXC card.
What is the ISO range of the Sony Alpha 7R III?
For stills, the Alpha 7R III offers a standard ISO range of 100–32000, expandable to ISO 50–102400. For video, the ISO range is 100–12800.
Does the Sony Alpha 7R III have in-body image stabilization?
Yes, the Alpha 7R III features 5-axis sensor-shift in-body image stabilization rated up to 5.5 stops of shake compensation, based on CIPA standards.
What video resolutions does the Sony Alpha 7R III record?
The Alpha 7R III records UHD 4K at 30/24p with full pixel readout and no pixel binning, using full-frame or Super 35 (5K oversampling) to reduce moiré and aliasing. It also records Full HD 1080p at up to 120 fps.
What lens mount and memory cards does the Sony Alpha 7R III use?
The Alpha 7R III uses the Sony E-mount for interchangeable lenses and has dual SD card slots supporting SD, SDHC, and SDXC cards. A Class 10 or higher card is required for XAVC S movie recording, with UHS speed class 3 or higher for 100 Mbps recording.
What is Pixel Shift Multi Shooting on the Sony Alpha 7R III?
Pixel Shift Multi Shooting is a multi-shot mode that shifts the sensor by sub-pixel increments and combines the exposures for higher effective detail and color fidelity. It requires the supplied Imaging Edge software for compositing, and a tripod is recommended.
How much does the Sony Alpha 7R III cost?
MSRP is listed as $2,199.99. Given that, these models can go on sale from time to time, and there are several other opportunities to save on price like through their group discounts for education, healthcare and military/veterans (ID.me & Unidays) along with their free loyalty program that gives up to 5% back in points.
*FAQ generated on 07/24/2026. Financing, pricing and promotions may no longer apply.