Sony adds advanced features to mirrorless cameras that turn over 2000USD

Sony has announced an update to the unmounted α7 II camera, which was re-released in 2014. The α7 III camera focuses on Sony's camera feature set α9 and α7R III, back-illumination for touch Turn full frame, improve autofocus mode and better battery life.

"With the new α7 III, we have incorporated the latest and most advanced imaging technologies on the α9 and α7R III with a completely new back-illumination 24.2MP sensor to bring to camera lovers and photographers. Professional photographer a perfect full-frame camera, it's an outstanding camera in every feature, combined with an impressive selection of 26 full-frame E-mount lenses, you'll have one The camera is completely different in the market " - Sony representative, Neal Manowitz said.

The α7 III lens has an Exmor R CMOS sensor of 24.2 MP (35.6 x 23.8 mm) with a back-illuminated design, which works with updated Bionz X image processing technology to provide ISO100 to 51,200 sensitivity, open ISO50 width up to 204,800 and continuous shooting up to 10 frames per second, with tracking function for autofocus up to 177 JPEG images, 89 RAW files compressed or 40 uncompressed RAW images.

Focus points can be moved quickly thanks to the addition of an autofocus control, and the α7 III also comes with Eye AF, which helps to find and hold focus on an object even when the camera or object move around.

The camera features 5-axis image stabilization, anti-shake function to support artificial flashes, capable of recording HDR 4K video (3,840 x 2,160) Full HD standard.

Not only that, Sony integrated α7 III with SD card slot, USB-C port, Wi-Fi to transfer wireless data files to mobile devices and integrate 2.3 million dot OLED display technology, or 100 more if you use a 3-inch LCD screen.

The Sony α7 III camera will be released in April for only US $ 2,000, or US $ 2,200 if included with the FE 28-70 mm lens F3.5-5.6.

This is a Sony α7 III video introduction:

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