Sony A7 III
Sony A7R V
When comparing Sony A7R V and Sony A7 III, which one is better?
Both A7 III and A7R V use the same sensor type — CMOS — meaning that no camera in this comparison has an advantage over the other in this regard.
Winner: Tied
Regarding sensor type: Digital cameras feature two different sensor types; CMOS and CCD.
Neither Sony A7R V or Sony A7 III features internal raw video recording.
Winner: Tied — Neither have this feature
Regarding internal raw video: The ability to record raw video internally is becoming more and more common in cinema cameras, and this may or may not be an advantage depending on how you shoot. While raw offers the most flexibility, it also requires more powerful editing computers, faster memory cards and more storage.
Full specifications table of Sony A7 III and Sony A7R V:
Sony A7 III | Sony A7R V | |
Brand | Sony | Sony |
Weight | Missing | 723 g |
Sensor Type | CMOS | CMOS |
Shutter Type | Rolling Shutter | Missing |
Storage | SD UHS-II, SD UHS-I | Missing |
Wi-Fi | Missing | Yes |
Film Camera or Still Camera | Stills | Stills |
Digital or analog | Digital | Digital |
Bluetooth | Missing | Yes |
Maximum Video Resolution | Missing | 3840x2160 (4K Ultra HD) |
Bluetooth Version | Missing | 5.0 |
Internal Raw Video | Hayır | Hayır |
Stabilization | Missing | Yes |
Built-in ND Filter | Missing | No |
Image Output Formats | Missing | JPEG, RAW |
Autofocus | Missing | Phase Detection Autofocus, Contrast Detection Autofocus |