Sony's latest professional mirrorless cameras pack a punch

Best value in class; Great image quality; 10fps image shooting; Excellent controls and grip; Reliable battery life; Fantastic image quality; EVF nearly as good as the Sony A9's; Landscape; still life; and art performance top notch; Excellent controls and grip

Menu system could use a complete redesign; EVF sub-par compared to rest of the Alpha line; PSMS kind of a gimmick; Fewer AF points than the A9; 36-page menu system needs to be simplified (and touch support!

Sony's bringing out the big guns with the Sony a7R III, a full frame camera designed to tackle the needs of professionals. For the purpose of our review, we were provided with the beautiful FE 24-105mm F4 G OSS zoom lens, which is ideal for both short to semi-long range shots.

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The A7RIII is easily the most complete package to date and will be for the years to come. All the updates from to the A7RII are significant. This camera is able to do most things very well. At this price point it's a no brainer. #sweepstakes

The α7R III was recently announced as the winner of this year's Technical Image Press Association (TIPA) award for the Best Professional High Resolution Mirrorless camera so it should be no surprise that we've nominated it for an Editor's Choice award.

The SonyA7R3 is the best mirrorless camers Perfect

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If you haven't gotten your hands on the Sony Alpha yet, then gird your loins. Released only in November of last year, this beautiful beast is already much beloved due to its excellent performance, super high resolution, impressive dynamic range and other features you might find in more expensive...

The question is, what's not good The is basically the II on steroids; Sony has pumped it with major upgrades, plus a couple of new features you might find in the pro-level making it one of the most incredible, top performing cameras in the market today.

If we must nitpick, there are a few things that could be better; The sensitivity is still at 50 (compared to competitor Nikon s 32), subject tracking could use a bit of work, and the rear tilt-angle display could be more utilitarian--its limited angles and touchscreen functionality might be...

The Sony A7R III is the epitome of competence, whatever your genre of photography. Only the more demanding sports and wildlife photographers will need the A9, while landscape and studio photographers will struggle to find a better full-frame camera.

Sharp images with plenty of detail and exceptional dynamic range; Much improved new battery with 650-single-shot-life; Lovely electronic viewfinder; Very respectable high-speed performance; Customisable 'My Menu' for direct access to most used controls

Still takes a while to work your way around the camera; LCD touchscreen lacks some functionality; Some buttons/dials are not the easiest to control; Still uncomfortable to hold with larger lenses

This mirrorless full-frame takes its predecessor's superb resolution and throws in 10fps shooting too – amazing! OF course, it was bound to happen. We knew Sony had the technology to combine high resolution with high-frame rates from the moment it launched the Alpha 99 II, and then Nikon announced...

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