Testseek.com have collected 238 expert reviews of the Sony Alpha A7R 3 and the average rating is 90%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony Alpha A7R 3.
December 2017
(90%)
238 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Sharp images with plenty of detail and exceptional dynamic range, Much improved new battery with 650-single-shot-life, Lovely electronic viewfinder, Very respectable high-speed performance, Customisable 'My Menu' for direct access to most used controls
Still takes a while to work your way around the camera, LCD touchscreen lacks some functionality, Some buttons/dials are not the easiest to control, Still uncomfortable to hold with larger lenses
In terms of all-round competence, the Sony A7R III goes head-to-head with the Nikon D850 as the best full-frame camera money can buy. It's battle of mirrorless versus DSLR.The A7R III offers fractional image quality improvements over the hard-to-beat A7R...
Phenomenal image quality in almost any situation, Extremely fast and responsive, Compact, lightweight design with well-placed controls, Superb electronic viewfinder, In-body image stabilisation gives sharper images with any lens
AF area is invisible when moved using the joystick, Rear screen only tilts up or down, Handgrip too close to the lens for shooting with gloves
Quite simply, the Sony A7R III is a ludicrously brilliant camera, and one of the very best on the market...
Published: 2017-12-01, Author: Phil , review by: techradar.com
10fps at 42.2MP, Advanced 5-axis IS system, Large and bright EVF, Fast AF performance, Improved handling
Battery life could still be better, Limited touchscreen control, Only one SD slot supports UHS-II cards
If Nikon thought it was going to have things all its own way with the D850, it should think again. Sony has taken one of our favorite mirrorless cameras and bolstered the performance to make the new Alpha A7R III a much more capable and well-rounded offer...
Published: 2017-10-27, Author: Phil , review by: techradar.com
10fps at 42.2MP, Advanced 5-axis IS system, Large and bright EVF, Fast AF performance, Improved handling
Battery life could still be better, Limited touchscreen control
Sony has taken one of our favorite mirrorless cameras and bolstered the performance to make the Alpha A7R III a much more capable and well-rounded camera. We can't wait to get our hands on one for our full review...
Abstract: The full-frame A7R models are Sony's image-quality flagship cameras; the A9 may be the speed demon, but the high resolution, antialiasing-filter-free A7R series rules Sony's roost when it comes to tonal range, sharpness, color fidelity and other important...
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Published: 2018-02-13, Author: Mike , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Image quality, image quality, image quality – fabulous, Flexibility – will suit wedding, events, street and landscape photographers in particular, Impressive autofocus performance, Much improved battery life, A market leader in full-frame, interchangeabl
Too complicated – the menus, in particular, are very difficult to work out, Very expensive – and as such asks a big question, Very slow in clearing image buffer, The grip could be a little wider (particularly if hefting a large telephoto lens around), UHS
A great camera with a few flaws that has really taken it up to the big boys in the top end full-frame DSLR market. Has every right to be considered a major contender by anybody looking to move into high end hardware. Will convert some pro photographers to...
The Sony Alpha A7R III is easily one of the best cameras you can buy at the moment. I think we are slowly coming to a point where professional cameras don’t need to be traditional full frame DSLRs. The time of the mirrorless camera has truly come and the...
Despite its relative newcomer status to serious digital photography, Sony has made huge strides to catch up with its veteran rivals – and the A7R III is testament to that.Taking all the good bits from previous A7 models (the OLED viewfinder, solid build...
Abstract: This mirrorless full-frame takes its predecessor's superb resolution and throws in 10fps shooting too – amazing!OF course, it was bound to happen. We knew Sony had the technology to combine high resolution with high-frame rates from the moment it laun...
