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Sony A7 III vs A7s II – The 10 Main Differences

Sony A7 III vs A7s II – The 10 Main Differences

Posted on March 2, 2018July 5, 2019 By Jarvis

If you are interested in video, the choice from Sony can be quite overwhelming. Most of its mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras feature high quality 4K video, lots of image control and excellent performance in terms of dynamic range and high ISOs.

The most video-centric camera in the A7 range is without a doubt the A7s II. Despite being more than two years old, it is still the weapon of choice of professional productions, especially those that wish to take advantage of its impressive low-light capabilities. So how does the camera stand up against the latest arrival in the full-frame E-mount range, the A7 III? Here is a preview to give you a better idea!
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