Other appealing features include a class-leading 9.44-million-dot electronic viewfinder (EVF) and dual card ports that take either fast (but pricey) CFexpress Type A or UHS-II cards. Another new feature is pixel shift multishot (tripod only), which combines 16 photos into a single 240.8-megapixel image by employing AI processing to identify and adjust movement between frames.
AI-powered white balance, focus stacking of up to 299 frames for improved depth of field, Sony’s Cinetone colour profile for a more film-like effect, a new chassis with dials and controls akin to the A7 IV, USB-C charging with Power Delivery, and native webcam compatibility round out the list. The Sony A7R V will be available in December for $3,900.
