Sony Alpha a7S III Mirrorless Digital Camera Body Only (ประกันศูนย์)

The Sony A7S III has been in the pipeline so long we’ve had five X-Men films since its predecessor, but Sony has now confirmed that a successor to the Sony Alpha A7S II is definitely coming soon.

And very soon too – Sony has announced a launch event for the A7S III, which will be taking place on July 28 at 10am EDT / 3pm BST (or midnight AEST on July 29).

The announcement confirms the new full-frame camera’s name and when we’ll see it make its public debut, but what exactly can we expect from the video-focused mirrorless shooter?

There are certainly plenty of rumors to go on, including talk of a brand new stacked sensor and an exciting viewfinder. We may have also been treated to our first leaked images of the camera (see the ‘design’ section below), which appear to confirm that it’ll have a fully articulating screen.

• - Now rumored to have a 12MP sensor
• - Stacked design with integral memory rumored
• - Could possibly have a 61MP mode

Sony A7S III: design

• - Likely to use similar design to Sony A7R IV
• - Addition of a multi-selector joystick
• - Possible cooling vent on the rear

2. DCI 4K and a wider range of frame rates

The A7S II only records 4K footage in the UHD 4K format, rather than in both DCI and UHD 4K options. It does so at 24p and 25p (or 30p in NTSC), and when shooting at higher frame rates for slow-motion footage (in Full HD), it’s limited to 100/120p, with a 2.2x crop factor applied here too.

10bit recording and no time limit