• Reviews around quality (4.56 of 5)

    Sony a7R III 42.4MP Full-frame Mirrorless Interchangeable-Lens Camera

    • Stunning picture quality, even at high ISOs (though be prepared for bigger file sizes, even jpg are around 20 MB on max resolution, and the RAW's are 80MB and beyond)
    • I did try video mode at top quality with the Lexar Pro 2000X U3 card, and the camera didn't recognize it as a U3 card, so I couldn't use it yet and the card is going back
    • The quality of EVF is great - i don't miss anything that the traditional OVF from Canon provides.m) Adapted Lenses - With a cheap Sigma MC-11 adapter, I can use all my canon glass on Sony
    • Its slow-mo feature is buttery smooth, and the quality is exceptional
    • 4K Video - Sony has far better 4k video quality than Canon
    • The ‘G’ line is also excellent though not of the superior quality of the G Master line
    • In terms of low light/high ISO capability, I'm getting top quality at
    • Great quality!
    • It fixes almost every issue the a7R II had: speed, viewfinder, speed, card slots, speed, build quality, and speed.
    • Very good quality and the seller is very responsive!
    • Absolutely amazing picture quality and the auto-focus will make you cream your pants.
    • Very nice build quality, compact but rugged
    • Truthfully, the D750 may not produce images as sharp as those the Sonys are capable of producing in good lighting, but the D750 with a 20mm or a 70-200mm Tamrom Way outperforms any Sony in low light--yes, including the A7RIII (the new one, that is).Anyway, the Sonys produce super sharp images with native lenses and non-native lenses with good adapters, but they tend to perform poorly in low light, relative to Nikons
    • IBIS technology is another huge advantage of Sony - you can pick super old (and cheap) lenses from ebay and they will be stabilized once you put them on Sony!l