The new Sony Alpha 7R IV camera comes with a "world's-first" 61MP sensor
Sony has packaged a trailblazing 61.0 MP resolution into the a7R IV, its latest 35mm full-frame camera. It is powered by a back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS image sensor, enhanced further with the latest-generation BIONZ X image processor. Besides its ultra-high pixel count, the a7R IV has a 15-stop dynamic range at low sensitivities in order to deliver next-generation detail in terms of features such as shadows.
The a7R IV also continues to support its ground-breaking new resolution in high-speed continuous shooting. It can snap up to 68 images in this mode at up to 10 fps with full autofocus (AF) or auto-exposure (AE) tracking. On the other hand, it also has an APS-C mode that cuts images down to high-quality 26.2MP shots.
The new Sony full-frame camera also supports professional grade 4K recording, with a complete pixel readout in Super 35mm mode. It can also exploit real-time Eye AF. The a7R IV also features advanced real-time tracking and real-time Eye AF for still image recording.
The camera's body is equipped with a ultra-XGA OLED Tru-Finder electric viewfinder. Each a7R IV core unit was also designed with an improved grip and a compact lightweight body. It also has Wi-Fi and a USB type C port for enhanced transfer speeds. Accordingly, it is compatible with a number of new Sony photo- or data-focused accessories, including the XLR-K3M 3.5mm port adaptor kit and the ultra-fast MRW-S3 USB hub.
The Sony a7R IV is up for pre-order now on Adorama.com for US$3498. This price is for the camera body alone; its applicable lenses and accessories will be sold separately.
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