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Sony A7S III Sensor Review, Scored 86 Points : “Low-light Specialist”

Sony A7S III Sensor Review, Scored 86 Points : “Low-light Specialist”

Posted on January 7, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Sony A7S III sensor review published by DxOMark. Sony A7S III achieves an outstanding overall score of 86 points, with a combination of 23.7  bits color depth, 13.9 EV dynamic range, and 2520 ISO low-light. Overall, the Sony A7S III BSI-CMOS sensor has relatively high maximum color depth, good dynamic range at base (albeit optimized for high ISOs), and low noise at all ISO settings.

With the overall score of 86 points, Sony A7S III has the 53rd position in the database of full-frame 35 mm and MF sensors overall, the 51st place for full-frame 35 mm, and the 17th place for Sony cameras.
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