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Sony pushes high-res photography

Sony has pushed the high-resolution Alpha 7R line into faster professional territory. This full-frame mirrorless camera pairs an approximately 66.8 effective megapixel back-illuminated fully-stacked Exmor RS CMOS sensor with a new BIONZ XR2 engine. 

The Alpha 7R VI, the sixth generation of the series, offers faster processing, 30fps blackout-free shooting, improved stabilisation, brighter viewfinder, longer battery life, and 8K video support. This makes the camera more capable across studio, landscape, wildlife, sport, and hybrid production work. An XLR-A4 adaptor adds further value for creators who need professional audio alongside high-end stills and video.

The result: exceptional resolution, accurate color, and reliable performance across subjects ranging from people in motion to wildlife to expansive landscapes.

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In effect, Sony has changed the role of the Alpha 7R line. The series was already associated with high-resolution photography, but now Sony also positions the model as offering the highest resolution and continuous-shooting performance in the Alpha series.

“The Alpha 7R series stands for image quality you can trust on screen, in print, and in the most demanding conditions,” says Yang Cheng, vice president of imaging solutions at Sony Electronics. “The Alpha 7R VI takes that further with the speed, intelligence, battery life, and viewfinder quality our creators have been asking for. Every decision strengthens what this series does best and makes it work harder for the people who rely on it.”

Alpha 7R VI key features, as provided by Sony:

Expanded high-resolution shooting

Intelligence in every frame 

Built for professional demands

Professional video

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Key Features of the XLR-A4 XLR Adaptor

Optional accessories for Alpha 7R VI (sold separately)

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