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Sony A7R V Rumored to be Announced in 2022 with 100MP Sensor

Sony explains its strange new Sony A7R IV and A7R III mirrorless cameras

Posted on April 11, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Earlier this week Sony quietly released very minor upgrades to its Sony A7R IV and Sony A7R III mirrorless cameras – these upgrades were so small, they caused a fair bit of confusion, particularly for anyone who’s been thinking of buying one of the high-resolution Alpha cameras.

If you missed the news, the updated Sony A7R IV (which has the same name, but a different ILCE-7RM4A model number) and Sony A7R III (called the ILCE-7RM3A) were revealed this week in Sony’s YouTube video. The two cameras bring a few small changes, most notably a new rear LCD screen.
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