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My only gripe compared to the more recent models is that the menu seem a bit randomly placed, but fine once you get used to it, and after you have setup the 3 programmable modes and the function menu, you don't need to go back to the menus very often. A very good option if you find the A7RIV beyond your budget as I did.

Upgraded from Sony A7M3 for bird photography. Coupled with the Sony 200-600mm lens it is superb, with great reach for distant subjects.

Still relevant in 2025 as it has very good combination of video & image functions & features

I love the speed of the auto focus on this camera and the eye recognition. I had the a7rii before and this is a worthwhile step up for me.

I bought this camera about six months ago to try and improve my astrophotography. This is my first mirrorless full-frame camera and I was dubious about changing from my previous APS-C Pentax K30 DSLR because it entailed also buying new lenses. I'm not sure if my astrophotography has improved significantly (much depends on technique), but particularly for landscapes and wildlife photography, the resolution allows me to zoom in (crop) the image seemingly infinitely! Because of this I have been able to make do with only two lenses so far: Sony 20mm f1.8G and Sony 85mm f1.8. These are both top-notch lenses. I wouldn't recommend buyiing cheaper lenses because it negates the reason for having such a high resolution camera sensor. I managed to scratch my previous DSLR screens so I purchased a set of protectors for it, and also fitted a rubberised cover for it. This hopefully will give additional protection against condensation during cold night imaging sessions. The cover does, however, affect the handling (fiddly to switch on and off).

Negatives: the Sony instruction manual is basic and the Sony support could be better - for instance, trying to find out which is the latest firmware for the 7RM3a, as opposed to the original 7RM3. I haven't investigated the video capabilities yet, which is why I haven't graded the sound quality!

I'm glad I bought it.

Had it 10 days and I love it, high quality pics and still getting used to it :)

I purchased this camera a month ago to replace my trusty Pentax K-1 MK2, and I must say it is a powerful, lightweight, and easy-to-use piece of engineering.

Great camera, capable of fantastic images, has a myriad of controls - make sure to read the Brochure and Manual in detail and view all Sony Academy lessons, as well as Ambassador and User pages on Sony website to help get the most out of it. Be aware there are ill informed comments and reviews on the web. Having reviewed the lens options I settled on the Sony Zeiss 55mm f1.8 and Zeiss Batis lenses. The camera gives more than sufficient performance for my requirements and negates the extra cost of the Alpha 7R IV.

I bought it a 2 weeks age so I'm still learning all the tricks

Bought a used 7R 111A to replace my much loved 7R 111. It seemed a better bet going for the 111A because it came out in 2021 and the likelihood of a less used camera was stronger (+ less actuations). There seems to be some internal changes to the software but nothing that stands out. The improved rear screen is perhaps a bit clearer but not really a game changer. However, all in all, the 7R 111A is a great camera and I find the 42mp resolution, with good lenses, is all I need.

I bought this camera a month ago and I need a few days to learn to set up it is amazing camera, excellent images a lot of possibilities. I am extremely impressed, happy, and I recommend it.

Purchased Alpha A73 as a replacement for my Alpha A7 (10) years old, fabulous little work horse.

It would have been 5 stars but for the lack of a fully articulating screen, which is a real shame as the camera is absolutely mind-blowing in every other detail. The image quality is tricky outstanding.

This is relatively new to me. I’ve been a canon dslr user for years but wanted to go mirror less and the canon alternative was out of reach budget wise. Taking a while to get used to the menus and the EV but performance wise I’m really pleased. Smaller form is good too. Write times can be long when shooting long exposure Raw files but that’s to be expected, even with pro-grade cards. Lenses are expensive. Comparable to Canon Nikon but there’s plenty out there. Haven’t tested video yet.

I originally owned an A7R III back in 2018 and loved it. However, I allowed my gear obsession to get the better of me, and I switched to a different, newer system.

While the latest cameras are technically very impressive, the fact is, stills image quality hit a wall in 2017/18 and so if, like me, you only shoot slow, composed stills photography you are gaining literally nothing in IQ by buying a new flagship camera… Just many features I don’t need and won’t use. Money which I would rather spend on lenses.

So in December of 2023, I came full circle and bought a brand new A7R IIIA for significantly less than the price of an A7IV… Which is a no brainer.

For my needs, the A7R IIIA is still as good as it gets.

For stills photography, the 42MP sensor has not been bettered by any modern flagship camera, is still one of the best full frame sensors ever made and 42MP offers a perfect level of resolution for my needs.

I personally prefer a tilting screen and the smaller size body compared to newer models which have grown substantially.

It feels perfectly balanced with the vertical grip and without the grip it’s almost pocket size and an excellent street and travel camera with a compact prime.

Spec wise, the EVF, battery and rear screen are still relevant and used on modern cameras and the AF was so far ahead of the curve back in 2017/18, it is still excellent for my requirements in 2024.

Obviously the video features are miles behind modern models but if you are only a casual/occasional video shooter, it is still a more than capable 4K camera.

In a nutshell, if you can find a good deal an A7R IIIA in 2023/24 and your main concern is composed stills photography (not hardcore sports and wildlife), it is still a sensational camera.

Not to mention, Sony are so far ahead with the range of lenses now available for the E-Mount it’s become hard to recommend any other system.

Ostin koska 42mp kenno on aivan huippu yleis käyttöön tämä on jo toinen kamera kyseisellä kennolla

Great piece of kit that totally improves on the A7RII that I have.

I have recently purchased this camera with the Sony 20mm 1.8 and have had a couple of trips to The Peak District, England to put the camera and lens through its paces. Varied landscape work, lee filters and I cannot find the words to really describe my joy with the quality of build and the superb image quality. I have my mojo back for photography......thanks Sony.

Since getting this camera, I have found huge improvement to the quality of my photographs. So mush easier to resize and edit shots, allowing for high quality outcomes, due to the high number of Pixels. I can, when needed, zoom in and crop without getting pixelisation. Fabulous

I’ve used and owned a canon 760d, 7dmk2, 5d3, 5d4 and Nikon d800s and a d810. This camera somehow picks all the best bits from all my previous cameras and puts it into a robust mirror less format and then throws another load of MP to boot. Simply brilliant

This is an upgrade from my original A7 which was the best digital camera I’ve ever owned. The A7rm3 is a step ahead with a proper facility to stream live content to a PC or phone. Huge benefit with my astrophotography. Love it.

I bought the camera about a month ago and have been using manual focus lenses on it. I find the adaptability of the menus settings to suit several shooting styles easy to access through registering the settings in the custom menus. The image quality is stunning and the camera AI when using Sony lenses (in terms of AF, etc.) is off the charts.

Upgraded from a7rii and really loving the quick and swift operations

Absolutely delighted with my purchase, build quality is good, nice and light.. The sharpness in the image is unreal.