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This has been an exciting year for photographers with the landscape shifting quite a bit with many new cameras releases following the market’s demand towards mirrorless cameras. The one camera that set a new standard for affordable quality, was the Sony A7 iii camera<\/a> (B&H<\/a> \/ Amazon<\/a><\/em>). With this 24-megapixel mirrorless camera, Sony brought flagship quality and features to an affordable price level. In this review of the Sony A7 iii, we will look at the things that put this camera at the forefront.<\/p>\n Sony went all-out with this camera to make it a feature-rich professional level full-frame camera at a very competitive price. With that, it looked like the other camera manufacturers had a serious catch-up game ahead of them in2018. Nikon released their Nikon Z7 and Z6 cameras, and Canon joined the fray with their Canon R mirrorless camera. Fuji released the X-H1 as well as the Fuji X-T3. Panasonic announced that they will be releasing a full-frame mirrorless camera as well. Even though Nikon and Canon knew what Sony had on the market with the Sony A7 iii, their releases still didn’t quite match up to the Sony A7 iii – this camera is just that good!<\/p>\n The main photo here, of a gull taking off with Niagara Falls in the background, was taken at 1\/2000 @ f\/4 @ 1600 ISO. I bumped the ISO to get that shutter speed to freeze movement.\u00a0 \u00a0Sony A7 iii camera<\/a> (B&H<\/a> \/ Amazon<\/a><\/em>)\u00a0with the Sony 16-35mm f\/2.8<\/a> (B&H<\/a> \/ Amazon<\/a><\/em>), with the lens zoomed to 26mm, The photo was cropped to 5×4 aspect ration to post here.<\/p>\n I have been using the camera for a few months now, and have taken it on various trips with me, and to shoot professional events, and video as well. This is the main reason I bought this camera – I wanted a 4K-capable video camera that easily fit onto a gimbal.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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