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Alpha 7R VI: Full-frame Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens Camera

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Alpha 7R VI: Full-frame Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens Camera

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  1. Approximate, effective.
  2. Compared to the α7R V image sensor. Sony survey.
  3. [Hi+] continuous shooting mode, electronic shutter. Continuous shooting speed may be lower in some conditions. See Sony’s support web page for lens compatibility information: https://www.sony.net/tutorial_ilc_2620/continuousshooting/ opens in a new window
  4. AF/AE calculations per second may vary depending on shooting conditions and lens used.
  5. As of the May 2026 product announcement. Sony survey of digital cameras with 35mm full-frame sensors.
  6. Approximate. Sony tests. Still images. Mechanical shutter.
  7. ISO 100-32000, expandable to ISO 50-102400 for stills. ISO 100-32000 equivalent for movies.
  8. When shooting with D-Range Optimizer, the image may be noisy. Noise may be particularly noticeable especially when Lv6 to Lv8 is selected.
  9. CIPA 2024 standards. Pitch/Yaw/Roll compensation. FE 50mm F1.2 GM lens. Long exposure NR off.
  10. See Sony’s support web page for information on compatible lenses: https://www.sony.net/dics/fnc1002/ opens in a new window. A software update may be required for some lenses. stabilization may vary according to the lens used.
  11. The latest version of the Imaging Edge Desktop application is required for compositing.
  12. The latest version of the Imaging Edge Desktop application is required for Extended RAW processing.
  13. [Hi+] continuous shooting mode and Sony CEA-G160T CFexpress Type A memory card. May vary depending on shooting conditions.
  14. Maximum Pre-Capture time may be reduced in some situations.
  15. The temperature of the camera can rise at high continuous shooting speeds. Pre-Capture may be stopped to protect the camera when the ambient temperature is high.
  16. Electronic shutter. Sony tests. Continuous shooting speed may be lower in some conditions. See Sony’s support web page for lens compatibility information: https://www.sony.net/tutorial_ilc_2620/continuousshooting/ opens in a new window
  17. Available subject settings are: Auto, Human, Animal/Bird, Animal, Bird, Insect, Car/Train, and Airplane. Subject types other than the type specified may be erroneously recognized in some cases.
  18. When set to Auto, the camera will usually recognize the subject type automatically, but it may select the wrong type in some situations. In such cases, manually selecting the intended subject type may resolve the issue.
  19. Max. AF detection points for still images. Number of points varies according to shooting mode. 759 phase-detection AF points with a full-frame lens in APS-C mode. 759 phase-detection and 25 contrast-detection AF points with an APS-C lens.
  20. AF-S mode, ISO 100 equivalent, F1.2 lens.
  21. AF-S mode, ISO 100 equivalent, F1.2 lens. Bright monitoring/live view set to [Brighter], and AF range set to [Full].
  22. When performing Bright Monitoring, it may take some time to achieve focus in dark environments.
  23. AF-S or AF-C mode. Not supported by E PZ 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OSS, E PZ 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OSS II, E 18-200mm F3.5-5.6 OSS LE, or any A-mount lens. Full Time DMF is not available for continuous shooting in AF C or AF A modes, or when using the FE 70 200mm F2.8 GM OSS lens in AF-C. Not available for continuous (AF-C) shooting when an FE 70-200mm F2.8 GM OSS lens is used.
  24. A-mount lenses are not supported.
  25. Only 100 Hz and 120 Hz flicker are detected. Continuous shooting speed and phase-detection AF coverage may be reduced when this function is used. Not available for silent, bulb, or movie shooting.
  26. When [4K angle of view Priority] is set to [On] to prioritize the recorded angle of view, the ISO sensitivity is increased and so noise may become noticeable, especially when the subject is dark.
  27. Recording frame rates are listed as integer values, but the actual frame rates are as follows: 24p = 23.98 fps, 30p = 29.97 fps, 60p = 59.94 fps, and 120p = 119.88 fps.
  28. [APS-C S35 shooting] is fixed [Off] during 8K recording. A full-frame 35 mm lens is recommended.
  29. Angle of view is reduced for 8K recording.
  30. The ISO sensitivity and shutter speed range will change. [Dual Gain Shooting] is disabled when recording in formats other than 4K 30p (25p) or 24p. Please see the A7R VI Help Guide.
  31. Powered zoom noise is only reduced when the internal microphone is used.
  32. Compatible external microphones connected via the 3.5 mm mic. See Sony’s support web page for MI Shoe/microphone compatibility information: https://www.sony.net/dics/ilce7rm6/ opens in a new window
  33. Audio quality may change when the [Noise Cut] or [Wind Noise Reduction] modes are used.
  34. Angle of view is reduced more than in Active Mode. Clear Image Zoom is not available when using Dynamic active Mode. 8K and 120 fps or higher recording are not available in Dynamic active Mode. The upper sensitivity limit is ISO 25600 in Dynamic active Mode.
  35. Sony tests.
  36. Refer to Sony’s support page at https://www.sony.net/dics/breathing/ opens in a new window for lens compatibility information. Angle of view and image quality may vary slightly when this function is used. Full compensation may not be available with some lenses. Not available when recording movies at frame rates of 120p or higher, S&Q mode at 120p, or when shooting stills.
  37. As of the May 2026 product announcement. Sony survey of full-frame mirrorless cameras.
  38. Approximate.
  39. Sony survey. Compared to the α7R V viewfinder, manual settings.
  40. CIPA standard.
  41. USB power adaptor and cable are not supplied.
  42. To ensure a stable power supply, use a USB PD-compatible external power supply and cable that are both rated at 45 W or higher. Charge time may vary according to use conditions.
  43. Single-battery charging requires a USB PD power supply and USB cable that are both rated at 27 W or higher. Charging time to full for a single battery is about 85 minutes. Actual performance varies based on settings, environmental conditions, and usage. Battery capacity decreases over time and use.
  44. USB power adaptor and cable are not supplied. To ensure a stable power supply, use a USB PD compatible external power supply and cable that are both rated for 100 W or higher.
  45. The buttons on the rear of the grip are not illuminated.
  46. CFexpress 4 memory cards are not supported. If a CFexpress 4 card is inserted, it will be recognized and treated as a CFexpress 2 card. CFexpress Type B memory cards are not supported.
  47. 5 GHz and 6 GHz operation may be restricted in some countries and regions. 6 GHz connectivity requires a compatible access point registered via [Access Point Set.].
  48. XAVC HS 8K, 30p 200M 4:2:0 10bit, Temp. setting [High], with monitor open.
  49. A battery must be installed in the camera when supplying USB power. Operation is not guaranteed with all USB PD devices. The internal battery may drain even while USB power is supplied. Use a USB PD capable external power supply and cable that are both rated for 27 W or higher. See Sony’s support web page: https://www.sony.net/di-power_reqmts/ opens in a new window
  50. This function cannot be registered to memory card.
  51. Not guaranteed to be 100% dust and moisture proof.
  52. Always use the latest version of the application.
  53. Membership to Imaging Edge account and app on smartphone required with USB cable, Wi-Fi, or LAN for camera connection. Download Imaging Edge Desktop app from Microsoft Store or the Creators’ Cloud website https://creatorscloud.sony.net/catalog/en-us/ie-desktop/index.htm opens in a new windowl Network services, content, and operating system and software are subject to terms and conditions and may be changed, interrupted, or discontinued at any time and may require fees, registration, and credit card information.
  54. Service is not available in some countries and regions.
  55. Availability varies depending on region and language.
  56. Live Streaming requires appropriate cable and 3rd party livestreaming service

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What resolution is the Sony Alpha 7R VI?

The Alpha 7R VI is built around an approximately 66.8 MP full-frame, fully-stacked CMOS Exmor RS sensor. It pairs that resolution with the newly developed BIONZ XR2 image processing engine with built-in AI for excellent image quality.

How fast can the Alpha 7R VI shoot continuously?

The Alpha 7R VI can shoot up to 30 fps continuously at full 66.8 MP resolution using the electronic shutter in Hi+ continuous shooting mode. Continuous shooting speed may be lower in some conditions depending on the lens used.

Does the Alpha 7R VI shoot 8K video?

Yes. The Alpha 7R VI records up to 8K 30p as well as 4K up to 120p, with the angle of view reduced for 8K recording. A full-frame 35mm lens is recommended for 8K, and APS-C S35 shooting is fixed off during 8K.

How much image stabilization does the Alpha 7R VI have?

The Alpha 7R VI features 5-axis in-body image stabilization rated up to 8.5 stops at the center, based on CIPA 2024 standards with the FE 50mm F1.2 GM lens. Stabilization may vary according to the lens used.

What autofocus system does the Alpha 7R VI use?

The Alpha 7R VI uses a fast hybrid AF system with up to 759 phase-detection points and AI-driven subject recognition. Available subject settings include Auto, Human, Animal/Bird, Animal, Bird, Insect, Car/Train, and Airplane.

How much does the Sony Alpha 7R VI cost?

MSRP is listed as $4,499.99. 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.

Is a higher megapixel count always better?

Not always—higher resolution can improve detail but also produces larger files that place more demands on storage, editing, and lenses. The Alpha 7R VI pairs its 66.8 MP resolution with faster processing and AI-assisted performance to balance those demands.

What memory cards does the Alpha 7R VI support?

The Alpha 7R VI supports CFexpress Type A memory cards, such as Sony's CEA-G160T. Note that CFexpress 4 and CFexpress Type B cards are not supported; a CFexpress 4 card will be recognized and treated as a CFexpress 2 card.

Can I save money by bundling the Alpha 7R VI with a lens?

Yes. You can bundle select Full-frame cameras with select G Master lenses to get $300 off instantly, or buy an eligible camera now and receive a $300 rebate on eligible G Master lenses purchased within 90 days. This offer is valid through March 28, 2027.

What battery does the Alpha 7R VI use and how many shots can it take?

The Alpha 7R VI uses the new NP-SA100 InfoLITHIUM SA battery, with a CIPA rating of up to 710 stills via the LCD or 600 via the EVF per charge. It also supports fast charging via a USB PD-compatible power supply.

*FAQ generated on 07/23/2026. Financing, pricing and promotions may no longer apply.