This latter name highlights their connection to DSLRs.
Rumored specifications are scarce, but you can bank on a body with improved autofocus and shooting speed upgrades (the a9 II shoots at 20 fps, so look for 30 fps or even 60 fps in the a9 III), as well as all the standard features: a 24 MP sensor, a rugged body, dual-card slots, and in-body image stabilization.Mirrorless cameras are sometimes referred to as mirrorless interchangeable-lens cameras ( MILC), or digital single-lens mirrorless ( DSLM) cameras. The Sony a9 III, like the a9 II, will cater directly to professional sports photographers. Reports have floated around regarding a 102 MP sensor, though 61 MP is still more likely. Might Sony fit the a7R V with a higher-resolution sensor? It’s possible, according to Sony Alpha Rumors. You can also expect a generous autofocus upgrade, a 9.44M-dot electronic viewfinder, and 8K video. Current rumors and speculation suggest that while the a7R V will pack the same 61 MP sensor as the a7R IV, continuous shooting speeds may increase (to 15 or 20 fps, compared to 10 fps on the a7R IV). Despite its megapixel-centric design, the a7R IV is a surprisingly capable all-around body, featuring snappy autofocus, 10 frames-per-second continuous shooting, and 4K/30p video, in addition to a beautiful 5.76M-dot electronic viewfinder and a tilting screen.īut Sony will undoubtedly aim to push the envelope with the a7R V. The Sony a7R V will succeed the a7R IV, Sony’s high-resolution, full-frame camera designed for landscape and commercial photographers.
Together, these cameras will bolster Sony’s already impressive mirrorless lineup and even expand into new territory, depending on the identity of the yet-to-be-revealed third offering. Sony will release three mirrorless models in 2022, according to Sony Alpha Rumors: the Sony a7R V, the a9 III, and an “unknown” camera.
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