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The Sony A7R V’s AI-powered autofocus could make it hard to miss a shot

Posted on November 3, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Sony’s mirrorless cameras have been some of the biggest photographic innovators of the past few years – and that run of form has continued with new Sony A7R V: a 61MP full-frame powerhouse with some seriously smart autofocus. (Looking for our early verdict? Head to our hands-on Sony A7R V review). Built for landscape, portrait, wildlife and product photographers, the Sony A7R V is part of Sony’s ‘Resolution’ series.
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