Product Reviews

Its build quality is great and also i got great output

does not float well slipped into a river while holding the camera lost the camera completly 2 weeks old not insured 78 years old photographer for 50 years 3 years to make the change from cannon it will take me 3 years to save up for the next one

I received it today and its amazing lighting weight with the best picture quality

I have upgraded by trading in my a7II for a new a7III.

I bought this camera as a firt camera and I really enjoy it

I am impressed to use this as i am a beginner ................

I'm loving the A7iii. It's my first mirrorless camera and I'm so impressed with how beautiful my photos look.

Bought this camera a year ago it is by far my favorite I’ve ever used. Perfect weight not too light or heavy making for a very comfortable shooting experience. Overall 10/10.

I purchased this 2 weeks ago and it’s so good! I upgraded from the A6000 and I have no regrets!

This is my first camera and I am impressed by the quality and all of its features!

It was my dream camera when i was in high-school, i bought that camera last year! Really great camera

I bought this camera a couple of weeks ago at a very competitive price. Been looking to go full frame and mirrorless for sometime as I had had my old cropped sensor DSLR for about 9-10 years. All the write ups on this full frame mirrorless camera are good and as it is an ‘old’ model you can get at reasonable price. The reviews are correct, it is a great camera although I haven’t taken many shots yet, around 50, but it does take a great photo. Having moved from a different manufacturer to Sony it still feels a bit strange. I would assess the camera 4/5 stars. Now I know that moving from one make to another is always going to be a bit difficult as manufacturers use different systems. However, I do have to say that the menus are extensive and I didn’t find the handbook that helpful. Thankfully You Tube came to the rescue. I have found that Sony have their own training site which I have now started using.

Coming from another brand that I could practically set blindfold, I struggled with the menu system on the a7lll (you DO get used to it fairly quickly after some extensive research om the internet) but PARTICULARLY with the video button being so close to the one I set for Back Button focusing (AF-On). I don't use video at all so would like to nullify the video button completely, but that is not 100% possible. Anyway, loving the overall experience - eye focus is simply brilliant!

first new a7iii developed a fault after 7 months of ownership..sony replaced with a brand new camera..camera is great..fast focus..lots more features than you need and great value for money..both sony uk and the dealer..ffordes of beauly cannot be faulted for aftercare service,,pair this with the sony 200-600mm lens and you have one of the best setups going for wildlife photography..cannot fault it atall

Couple of weeks with the A7III despite it being a four year old body it feels great only time will tell once I get to do some Husky Racing images with it. Style of menus are a bit tricky but once all the custom options are set up I'm sure it will perform.

BEAUTIFUL camera with good features, light camera and very easy to use

Moved fro. APS C to full frame and the image viewed at 100% can be clearly seen. Pleased I changed.

I bought this camera after speaking to someone After using it for 3 weeks am very impressed at the results

I bought this as an insurance replacement for my damaged A72 and it betters the A72 in just about every respect. The larger grip makes handling the camera easier and the simplified button layout on the rear is welcome. The ability to move the focus point when using spot focusing is enabled full time on the A73 (it needed to be selected each time on the 2) which is a great improvement, though I'm still getting to grips with the focus point selector joystick. Being able to 'tie' the spot meter to the focus point is also really useful. The action of the Exposure Compensation button has been stiffened so it is less prone to moving accidentally and the front and rear selector wheels are more prominent and so easier to find when using the viewfinder. The shutter sound is much quieter than on the M2 and the ability to go to silent shooting has been useful for wildlife work. The longer battery life is an absolute godsend and I have not felt the need to take a spare battery with me at all so far. The eyecup is more ergonomic too and doesn't keep detaching from the viewfinder, as it did on the M2. Image quality is superb and anecdotally, I would rate it as better then the M2. Downsides? The menu system is still quite complex but once set up to your liking, it isn't necessary to go there too often unless you like to tweak a lot - in which case, familiarity would undoubtedly be achieved soon enough. Charging from a computer now takes forever so the mains unit has to be used - this would have been better with a longer cable so the camera doesn't have to sit on the floor during charging; I got round this by swapping the lead for a longer one but feel one of adequate length should really be supplied at this price point. Images below taken with a variety of lenses (24-105G, 70-200G, 90MacroG) though I shoot in RAW and process in Lightroom so not sure how helpful they are in demonstrating in camera image quality!

Recently brought a Sony a7 iii… I was unsure if it would be much different to the current canon 5d iii I have… wow ok ergo nominally it’s not as good imo… but just wow.. take the time to learn to set it up and the Sony quirky menu system and it’s an amazing bit of kit! Wish I’d tried one long ago!

Six months of using it, still gotta learn so many stuffs but i'm thrilled to know them all, can't wait to do more than events with it (can't add images it say it's too heavy XD)

I have been using my Sony A7III for about a 18 months and it does everything I ask it to except Realtime tracking and 10bit 4:2:2 recording. The full frame sensor and IBIS prove their worth is low light and run and gun shooting. Paired with modern auto focus lenses, it is hard to miss your shot. Paired with an almost limitless number of vintage lenses through adapters, this beast is full of endless combinations and possibilities. The A7III could benefit with the upgraded menu system seen in newer models. My unit decided to stop outputting to HDMI roughly 1 month after the warranty lapsed and is likely to cost 1/3 of the camera cost to repair it! Luckily I do not often use an external monitor since it disables subject tracking. Overall I love the A7III and would recommend it to anyone looking for a new camera.

Unbelievable the low light levels this camera will perform under

I bought the camera after insurance claim on my old a77 obviously this is by far more suppira but the only issue is the in camera charger which means you can not charge and use the camera from a second battery. love the 2 card memory

I upgraded my camera from DSLR mirror to Sony A7lll. I'm was the best decision. Very powerful and trustable camera.

I’m really liking my new A7iii, my first step into the Mirrorless world. It’s a really nice camera. It’s can be a little bit weird to get used to, particularly the menu diving, and electronic viewfinder, but photography is really fun and intuitive with it. Not done much video yet. Looking forward to getting a lot of use out of this device.

I upgraded from my starter camera to this and it has been life changing!

I bought this camera a couple of months ago does everything I need landscape and menu a little bit confusing but you can work your way through it

After having four previous Sony cameras starting with the A200, I am blown away with the ease of use and performance of the A7iii, I would prefer a more chunky grip, but that is down to also having a A77ii and A99, which are larger, but that is a minor point that takes nothing away from how impressed I am with my purchase.

Bought this as a second camera to my DSLR for weddings but I'm now tempted to sell the DSLR and buy another one of these!! Absolutely love it. Light, sharp, captures colours beautifully, great in low light... can't fault it so far.

good AF and low-light performance. coming from DSLRs, this camera is relatively small and light. little quirks here and there butoverall very good camera.

It took me 3 months to research, as I was buying my first full frame camera. After spending hours and hours I finally decided to go for the Sony a7iii, I love the features and performance of this camera. worth it!!!

I love my Sony A7 iii, it's my my favourite camera. So versatile and fun

Just started working on it and I think it's great. Looking forward to make more videos and photos with it

I love my camera. Focus so good. Quality amazing! A bit complicated, but found a lot information. And very high video quality.

The Sony a73 really does live up to its legend. It’s level of quality and performance mixed with its flexibility to do almost anything in any situation makes it a truly special tool for people who just want to tell great stories really well!

I bought A7iii But the quality A9 no one lost it just buy now

I bought this camera month ago and I’m in love. Great performance, quality, light and handy.

I bought this in December a month or so ago and love it. Love where Control buttons are and find it quick to change settings even looking through the viewfinder. BUT I disappointed with the website for cashback as I couldn't find the model number and couldn't get cashback to work so still waiting on sony to reply 10days later!

Upgraded my Canon 600D. What a difference mirrorless camera makes. Low light shots are breathtaking. Its true what they say about the camera... What you see through the lens is what you get, simple as that!. Well pleased with the purchase. Just bought 256gb SD card to support the camera.

Following an extensive period of researching what I wanted from a new purchase I elected to go with a Sony. I needed a hybrid unit to deal with photography and video output. I was fortunate to get a chat with technicians at Ffordes in Beauly who helped me though the technical issues of what I was aiming to achieve from my purchase. I have had the camera for two weeks and logged over 500 frames and a few minutes gimbal mounted video. I have been very happy at the performance particularly evening and night shooting. The ability to quickly work across the menu to get to the best setting for what I am working on is fantastic. As I get more experience of what the camera is capable of doing the more it is my first choice unit on projects. The images being produced is helping reduce the time to edit as less work is needed to sharpen and present quality content. I am happy with the ergonomics of the camera and find that I have had no trouble getting to a stage operating in darkness and arriving at settings first time.

I bought this at the very start of the year and have not had much opportunity yet to use the camera. However, I have taken it on a couple of test runs and I have to say I am very happy - scratch that - Ecstatic with the results, the photos are always clear and focused. The menu is a little complicated so it is taking a while to learn all the necessary knowledge to get the most out of the camera but as I'm only a month into using this camera I think time will help. I definitely recommend this camera to anyone wanting to get great shots in crystal clear focus. My only criticism would be that I'd love Sony to make the Menu simpler and more straightforward.

Had the Sony a7ii previously and did not want to spend the extra money buying the a7iv. The Sony a7iii has been on the market for a few years already but still really good value. Great auto focus and good overall performance

It's a very good camera, loved it. Unfortunately, shutter failed without any damages at 20 000 exposures...

I bought a camera to develop my camera operator skills and it was the best choice

i got this a couple of months ago to make online content with. before this i was filming and take photos just with my iphone and what a leap its been its a great camera for the price super sharp sensor pretty decent low light although there is quite often a purple tint in the dark which is a bit anoying but yeah if your in the market for a camera deffinetly consider it if you want a camera thats super simalar but has better color science and auto focus and that is geared more to filmmaker 1st then check uot the sony a7c

I have had this camera for a few weeks and it continually overheats when used as a webcam. I have it connected to a power supply to make it ready to go for recording YouTube videos, but I am lacking confidence.

Haven’t used it much but first impressions are that it is a great step up from my previous camera

Good features,Good autofocus,quality really good. Complicated menu,wish ergonomics would be better. Good in low light situations what is perfect for me for night street photography.

The thing that I like most about this camera is the low light performance.

I AM HAPPY WITH EVERYTHING! IT'S SO GREAT TO HOLD AND USE GREAT QUALITY

It's ridiculous after just 57k shoots the shuter speed dorr its block and because it's out of warranty i need to pay around £500 for this service. My question is. After 57k shoots i need to pay again £500 to change my shooter speed?

I am really happy with my purchase. The pictures and video come out perfect.

Always wanted a full frame camera, I was not disappointed camera performs very well and very easy to operate.

I’ve watched, read and heard loads of reviews about this camera and decided to buy it as I’m starting my own photography business. I have to say, it’s every bit as good as expected and I’ve been really pleased with the battery life, picture quality and ease of use (once I got used to the menus as they’ve quite different to Canon’s). The size and weight is a huge upgrade when compared with older generation DSLRs too.

I bought about a week.its very good fast camera but batter backup is not good .otherwise all othe is perfect.

after one less of one year , i m very happy with me sony A7R iii.

Amazing camera, Very well built and is brilliant..

I used to have a slr camera and have been using a bridge camera in recent years until I wanted more so purchased this camera based on the hood reviews.

I think 4k/60fps specs could be done with update and Too bad there isn't 10-bit color