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Sony a1 Mirrorless Digital Camera (Body Only)

50.1 Megapixels
8K Video Quality
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
ISO 100-32000
Electronic Viewfinder
3.0" LCD Screen
50.1 Megapixels
8K Video Quality
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
ISO 100-32000
Electronic Viewfinder
3.0" LCD Screen
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Product Overview

The Sony a1 Mirrorless Digital Camera is a powerful imaging device, designed to offer advanced performance and functionality. It's equipped with an impressive 50MP full-frame Exmor RS BSI CMOS sensor that captures stunning detail and dynamic range with incredibly low noise levels. This high resolution allows for huge prints up to A2 size or larger. Its back-illuminated design ensures accurate focus, even in low light conditions. The camera also features fast continuous shooting at up to 30 frames per second with minimal blackout, thanks to its blackout-free EVF and silent shutter.

What's in the box:

Sony a1 Mirrorless Camera

Sony NP-FZ100 Battery (2280mAh)

Sony BC-QZ1 Battery Charger

Sony ALC-B1EM Body Cap (Sony E)

USB Type-C to Type-A Cable

Cable Protector

Shoulder Strap

Accessory Shoe Cap

Eyepiece Cup

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Key Features

50.1 Megapixels

The α1 offers an extraordinary combination of high resolution and blazing speed. Ultra-fast readout from the 50.1 MP sensor allows continuous bursts at up to 30 fps.

8K Video Quality

The new image sensor and BIONZ XR engine in the α1 deliver 8K/30p movie recording capability for extraordinary realism.

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

The Sony α1 Mirrorless Digital Camera supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity. Elevate your photography with Imaging Edge desktop applications. Use “Remote” to control and monitor shooting live on your PC screen.

ISO 100-32000

Despite the sensor’s high pixel count, a sensitive back-illuminated structure with gapless on-chip lenses and an AR coated seal glass allows a standard ISO range of ISO1000-32000, expandable to ISO50~102400.

Electronic Viewfinder

The 9.44 million-dot (approx.) OLED viewfinder in the α1 offers ultra high resolution. It features 0.90x magnification with a 41° FOV for a clear, wide view, and an updated structure that results in a 25mm high eyepoint.

3.0" LCD Screen

The Sony α1 Mirrorless Digital Camera has a 1.4 million dot 7.5cm (3.0") touch LCD Screen.

FAQs

What advantages does the Sony a1's 50.1MP sensor provide for photographers?

The 50.1MP Exmor RS sensor offers exceptional image quality with incredible detail and dynamic range, making it perfect for large prints up to A2 size or larger. The back-illuminated design enhances performance in low light, allowing photographers to achieve high clarity even at elevated ISO settings, up to ISO 102400. This is particularly beneficial for landscape and wildlife photographers who require sharp, high-resolution images.

How does the BIONZ XR processor enhance the performance of the Sony a1?

The BIONZ XR processor significantly boosts processing speeds, making it eight times faster than previous models. This results in improved autofocus, reduced rolling shutter effects in video, and efficient file management. The processor allows for high-speed continuous shooting, enabling photographers to capture fast-paced action without compromising on quality.

What features make the Sony a1 suitable for videographers?

The Sony a1 offers remarkable video capabilities, including 8K video recording at 30p and 4K recording at up to 120p, which is ideal for slow-motion effects. With 10-bit HDR recording and no time limits, videographers can create professional-grade content. The camera's advanced AF system also ensures focus accuracy during dynamic scenes, making it a versatile tool for cinematography.

Can the Sony a1 handle fast action photography effectively?

Absolutely. The Sony a1 excels in fast action photography with its ability to shoot at 30 frames per second using its electronic shutter, all while maintaining full autofocus and auto-exposure capabilities. The innovative blackout-free viewfinder allows photographers to track subjects seamlessly, making it perfect for sports and wildlife photography.

What innovations does the Sony a1 introduce for shutter technology?

The Sony a1 features groundbreaking shutter technology that includes the world's first electronic shutter flash sync at 1/200 second, allowing for better lighting control in high-speed situations. Additionally, its mechanical shutter can sync at 1/400 second for full-frame and 1/500 second for APS-C, providing flexibility for various shooting scenarios.

How does the autofocus system in the Sony a1 improve shooting accuracy?

The Sony a1 is equipped with an advanced autofocus system that incorporates improved real-time eye AF for both humans and animals, including birds. This ensures precise focus tracking during fast-moving scenes. With enhanced subject recognition and tracking capabilities, photographers can capture sharp images of dynamic subjects with ease.

What are the benefits of the dual media slots in the Sony a1?

The dual media slots allow for the use of CFexpress Type A and UHS-II SDXC cards, providing flexibility in storage options and data management. This setup enables extended shooting sessions without the need to change cards frequently, as well as the capability to record high-bitrate video formats and rapid burst shooting without buffering issues.

The α mission.

The α mission.

To give creators the power to realize their dreams.

“Active Mode” image stabilisation

“Active Mode” image stabilisation

A new Active Mode dedicated to movie shooting makes 5-axis optical image stabilisation highly effective for handheld shooting.

Breath-taking resolution and image quality

Breath-taking resolution and image quality

The new 50.1 MP Exmor RS CMOS sensor delivers high resolution and sensitivity with low noise, plus up to 15 stops11 of dynamic range. A new image processing engine achieves even better colour accuracy than previous models.

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