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Sony a7S III Mirrorless Digital Camera

12 Megapixels
4K Video Quality
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
ISO 80-102400
Electronic Viewfinder
3.0" LCD Screen
12 Megapixels
4K Video Quality
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
ISO 80-102400
Electronic Viewfinder
3.0" LCD Screen
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Product Overview

The Sony a7S III Mirrorless Digital Camera is an upgraded version of the Sony a7S II. It combines many advanced features with its high-sensitivity, low-noise full-frame image sensor. With 15 stops of dynamic range and 4K 120p video recording capability, this camera offers stunning visuals for professional photographers and videographers. Its ISO range of 80-102400 allows photographers to capture still images in low-light settings and its 5 step AF transition speed enhances accuracy and tracking performance for moving subjects.

What's in the box:

Sony a7S III 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

12 Megapixels

The video-centric Sony A7S III has a 12 Megapixel sensor capable of incredible low light performance.

4K Video Quality

The Sony A7S III at up to 4K 120p video with 10-Bit 4:2:2 internal recording.

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

With built in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth you can easily transfer images from your camera to your phone. You can also shoot remotely via your smartphone using the Sony Imaging Edge Mobile App.

ISO 80-102400

Designed to shoot in varying light conditions, the camera has a 80-102400 with an extended ISO 40-409600 range.

Electronic Viewfinder

The Sony A7S III features a 9.44m-dot resolution and 0.9x magnification for exceptionally bright, clear, and detailed eye-level viewing.

3.0" LCD Screen

The Sony A7S III a side-opening 3.0" 1.44m-dot vari-angle articulating screen designed for vloggers

FAQs

What are the key differences between the Sony a7S III and its predecessor, the a7S II?

The Sony a7S III features significant upgrades over the a7S II, including a new full-frame image sensor that offers improved low-light performance and dynamic range, now boasting 15 stops. Video recording capabilities have also advanced with the a7S III, supporting 4K at 120p and using the new XEVC codec for higher bitrate recording. Additionally, the a7S III has enhanced autofocus performance with 759 phase-detection points for faster and more accurate focusing, especially in low-light conditions, and improved eye detection for both humans and animals.

How does the dual UHS-II SD card slots benefit video recording?

The dual UHS-II SD card slots in the Sony a7S III provide versatility and efficiency for video recording. They allow for simultaneous recording, enabling you to save high-quality footage to one card while backing it up on another. This is particularly useful for long shoots or events where you want to ensure that no data is lost. Additionally, the camera supports various recording modes such as relay recording and dual recording, which can enhance workflow and provide peace of mind during critical shoots.

Can the Sony a7S III handle extremely low-light conditions effectively?

Yes, the Sony a7S III excels in low-light conditions thanks to its high sensitivity full-frame sensor with an ISO range of 80-102400. This expanded ISO range allows photographers and videographers to capture clear, detailed images in dimly lit environments without excessive noise. The camera’s advanced noise reduction algorithms further enhance performance, making it an excellent choice for night photography, indoor events, or any scenario where lighting is challenging.

What autofocus features make the Sony a7S III suitable for capturing fast-moving subjects?

The Sony a7S III incorporates a highly advanced hybrid autofocus system that covers 92% of the sensor area, combining 759 phase-detection points with 425 contrast detection points. This extensive coverage allows for rapid and accurate focus acquisition, essential for capturing fast-moving subjects. Additionally, the camera features enhanced AF algorithms for improved eye tracking in both humans and animals, ensuring that your subject remains in sharp focus even during dynamic action.

What advantages does the OLED viewfinder offer for professional photographers?

The OLED viewfinder in the Sony a7S III, boasting 9.44 million dots, provides exceptional clarity and detail, enabling photographers to see their compositions with remarkable accuracy. This high-resolution display offers a true-to-life representation of colours and contrast, which is crucial for making precise adjustments to exposure and focus. The real-time feedback in the viewfinder, combined with the camera's fast refresh rate, allows photographers to see how changes in settings affect the image as they compose their shots.

How does the a7S III's heat management system benefit video recording?

The Sony a7S III features an advanced heat management system that allows for extended video recording times without overheating. This is particularly beneficial for filmmakers who need to shoot long takes or during events where stopping to cool down the camera can be disruptive. The efficient thermal design not only optimises performance but also ensures that the camera can sustain high-quality 4K recording at 120p for longer periods, enhancing its reliability in professional settings.

For visual trailblazers.

For visual trailblazers.

A fast and dependable camera that raises the bar for movie makers.

Intuitive touch operation

Intuitive touch operation

The menu screen can be operated by touch, while the playback screen features swiping, and pinch-to-zoom. Operability of the touch functions when shooting has also been improved.

High-end cinema camera colour science

High-end cinema camera colour science

The inclusion of Sony’s acclaimed S-Cinetone allows cinematic colour to be achieved directly in-camera. S-Cinetone is optimised for natural skin tones and mid-range colours, with gentle highlight roll-off, for impressive subject depiction without grading at post production as a workflow.

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