Alpha a7R IV
SonyReleased Sep 1, 2019 · Analysis updated Apr 16, 2026
Sony Alpha a7R IV Mirrorless Camera in the Mirrorless Cameras category. The Sony Alpha a7R IV scores 87/100 based on 7 expert reviews in the mirrorless cameras category. Coverage includes reviews from Photographyblog, The-digital-picture, Amateurphotographer, and Techradar.
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Pros
- 61mp full-frame sensor(3)
- Excellent image quality(3)
- 10fps shooting(3)
- Strong autofocus system with face/eye detection(3)
- Excellent build quality(2)
Cons
- Limited touchscreen control(2)
- Complex menu system(2)
7 Publication Reviews
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The Sony A7R IV is a professional 35mm full-frame mirrorless camera with a brand new 61 megapixel back-illuminated CMOS image sensor.
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The Sony a7R IV delivers exceptional image quality with its 61 MP sensor, advanced autofocus, and impressive dynamic range, making it a top choice for professionals.
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The Sony Alpha A7R IV is an incredibly powerful mirrorless camera that sets a new benchmark.
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The Sony A7R IV is an excellent high-resolution mirrorless camera with impressive detail and autofocus, though it comes at a premium price.
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The Sony Alpha A7R IV delivers excellent image quality with rich colors and impressive detail, though noise performance at higher ISOs is not class-leading.
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The Sony a7R IV is the best full-frame camera on the market today, offering incredible image quality and a plethora of features.
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The Sony A7R IV’s design tweaks make it handle better than the A7R III before it (though it can still be tiresome), and the resolution puts it well ahead of all its full frame mirrorless rivals for me...
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