Sony a7R III added to studio scene comparison
We've had our hands on the Sony a7R III for about a week now, and the camera has quickly impressed our reviewers both in the studio and on the road. Currently, a couple of our staffers are traipsing around Arizona capturing beautiful photos we'll soon be adding to our a7R III sample gallery, but back in Seattle we wasted no time putting the camera in front of our standard studio test scene.
See how the Sony a7R III stacks up against its closest competitors by clicking the button below. And don't forget to compare the a7R III's Pixel Shift Multi Shooting mode against the Pentax K-1's (both are available in the studio scene tool). Pentax debuted the first full-frame pixel-shift tech with the K-1 in February of 2016; has Sony managed to improve upon it with their version?
See the Sony a7R III in our studio scene comparison tool
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