Product Reviews

Amateur student photographer and this is my first camera. Using it for a mainly video and blogging camera and had good experiences so far with the unbelievable quality of the video. Need to play about with the setting to get more out of it but that will come with the pretty good user friendly screen and button layout. Hopefully it will help up my photography skills with being very easy to use system.

Purchased after having the a6000 for a year and wanting something better and was not disappointed

Purchased this to start my transition from SLT to Mirrorless camera and no looked back. Autofocus so fast & crisp, even in lowish light, nothing trips it up. Using it with a Sigma 100-400 and Sony 28 to 70mm F4 works well so far.

Without doubt the best camera I've ever owned. Formerly a lifelong Nikon fan, but the SONY A7III just gives me everything I need in a compact, light package with no real sacrifices. I also have some beautiful Sony glass to go with it - FE 90, FE 24-105 and FE 200-600.

I've had this a short while so there are still a lot of features to get used to and learn. This camera is phenominal for photography and video. Ergonomically comfortable and button/dials spot on, theres odd positionings you wont be used to but theyre placement is so ideal. Like any camera in this price range it is going to have a lot of buttons and features, and I had been told of the complex menu layout. However, if you dont mind playing about with your camera, learning its features and taking your time to understand some features things will become seemless. At first you thing how and where and after a short time youre switching a setting like changing the gear on a car. I love manual mode, but if im being lazy the auto settings are great and quick to switch between. You have a 1 and 2 dial which allows you to have custom settings (daunting, but really its a doddle and once its setup you dont need to touch it), I use these for video to switch between 24fps and 120fps super quickly without any hassle. I use the 50mm 1.8 lens with this a lot and the autofocus and face recognition is really quick (I used to own a canon with 50mm and its actually a quieter lens, less focus finding, and better image quality). Whats great? Battery life, image quality, ISO ability, video quality, 120fps, audio in and OUT, solid feeling, full frame. What's not?.. no flip screen... the viewfinder (you get used to this when youre looking at the settings, im not really paying attention to the image quality cause I trust the sensor to capture what i want) Now Im not saying thisnis the best camera out there, you have other brands and even the A7SIII with its FLIP OUT SCREEN!! (The only feature im gutted to not have). Find the camera that works for you, but this is a great buy.

i bough this since few month back. overall satisfied with product.

I bought this camera nearly a month ago and it's exceeded all my expectations. The one thing I do not regret buying. There's always room for improvement through but I need to have a little more time with the camera first.

I got this for Xmas. Due to Covid restrictions have only used around local area. It has produced e celle t quality pics and some good astrophotography. Low light capabilities are excellent. Got kit lens 28-70. My preference would be a wider lens for landscape use.

Speedy, Crisp, Sharp aurofocus with exceptional image quality in all conditions ultimately the best camera I have ever had

Took the plung and traded all my dslr equipment and so far so good.

I bought my Sony a7iii January 1st 2021. Everything about it is simply magnificent as expected.

bought a few months ago and so far happy with my purchase

After reading rave reviews online and watching alot of tutorials, I finally took the decision to buy one. I had previously used a Sony NEX-5 just to practice and that was easy to use. When I got my a7iii, it was so easy to set up and the pictures are great quality. I got mine with the kit lens and it isn't a bad lens at all, it takes great pictures. Not only has it made me take more pictures, but it has made me explore more of my local area.

Was it worth trading in my Leica M 240 for the Sony A7 Mk3? You bet it was! The A7 Mk3 is a phenomenal camera. The build quality reminds me somewhat of the Leica Q on steroids, with a far greater flexibility whilst maintaining a compact size. I love it!

Been wanting to get a Sony dSLR A7III since it is being raved by many reviews. I went for the Sigma 28-70mm F2.8 over Sony lenses. Personally, I wish the electronic viewfinder is higher in resolution as moire can be observed. I felt the focusing is not as sharp. Do not know if it is the cause is the camera or lens. Still need more time to have a long term assessment, but generally happy.

Very good Camera nice features: Pros: Good for night photography Autofocus Video Cons: Awkward Menu and Button setup Battery charging option (in camera charging)

I have this for 1 month and I am learning all the features

Purchased to replace an ageing Fuji X-T1. Happy to report that the build quality and the output straight out of the camera is superb. Photos have superb clarity (I'm using the 24-105mm Sony lens). Speed of focus is outstanding and far better than my old Fuji. My only grumble is the menu system is rather confusing with settings for photos and movies seemingly jumbled up a little. It would be good to see a firmware update address this at some point! However once you have grasped how the camera works (The Instruction manual is poor so Ive watched countless YouTube videos) I'm finding I rarely have to delve into them as the custom keys and quick access function button pretty much covers everything I need on a daily basis. Overall very pleased.

I did a lot of research as I was moving away from DSLR towards mirrorless technology. The A7iii kept turning up again and again as the recommended product for my kind of photography, from many different sources. I joined a social media group dedicated to users of this camera from all over the world and the general reaction from everyone was favourable. My only criticism is that the good quality lenses are very heavy - I went mirrorless as I thought everything would be lighter and easier to hold. Not so.

I am a Sony camera fan, I bought this to update from my last one which was the A7ii. I wanted to get some better pictures in poor light an I was really pleased with photos I have taken so far. I found the video button is in a better place than on the A7ii. It is much better at tracking moving things such as birds. I split between buying this and the A9 but looking at the specs, the prices and what I was going to use it for I chose the A7iii.

I brought this few years ago and the display stopped working even though back light was on. Did not lasted long as I expected. It also used to frozen time and again...

Finally bought this camera after months of research and making the final decision. And I simply love it! Very easy to use, a great asset for intermediate and advanced photographers, everything is great about it.

Sensor is great with picture that has little noise even at high ISO. EyeAF is so useful.

Best Camera I have used to date worth every penny :)

Ive now had the Sony A7iii for about 3 weeks, I teamed it up with a Sigma 20 - 70 1:2.8 DG DN and I am getting great results. Yes there are lots of features and I certainly havent mastered them all but am looking forward to doing so. It's not the lightest bit of kit in the world but if youre used to a full frame SLR it won't be an issue.

Great product, however, I have not received the £300 cash back!!

You dont need more than 24 megapixels. I LOVE this camera.

I bought this 2 weeks ago and its an excellent quality camera body, has lots of features and takes great quality images especially in low light, there is a great range of lenses available which creates a lot of freedom to get the images you want.

I have had this camera since 2018, I I can give an honest and true review. This camera has made my job so much easier as a wedding photographer. I love the WYSIWYG, it is awesome in lowlight. I am now looking at another Sony for a second body and slowly replace my other gear (different maker).

It just feels so right and that is before you use it. Coming from a Canon, I was a little worried that it would take me a long time to get used to. I needn't have worried, it took no time at all.

I bought this A7III about a month ago and have now used it a few times to shoot both wildlife and landscape pictures and I am blown away by this piece of kit. What do I really like? One: I am so impressed by the 'In Camera' stabilisation. My handheld landscape photos taken at really slow shutter speeds look good. Two: The camera is incredible at picking up and tracking birds in flight. I love it.

Quality of the picture is on par with the money spend on the camera

Wanted to upgrade to Full frame for a long time and finally took the plunge and I am really enjoying the Sony a7iii. I previously had a Sony a6500 and I loved that camera but this is definitely an upgrade on that.

I bought this camera to replace a Sony A77. This is a great camera with lots of features. It is especially good in low light. It is light weight and easy to use. All my old lenses work with this camera with an added adapter. This camera has improved battery life. I tried an A7II and the battery life was not good. I love this camera.

Fantastic upgrade from my very old A77 Especially pleased with the low light performance

Fantastic camera - very happy! Amazing quality - A****

I bought this camera as a Companion to my Sony A6000 but now it has turned the other way round and I am very pleased with its performance.!!!!!!

I bought this a month ago and so happy with this. At least it is a Sony product and get excellent result from photo - far better than my previous FF DSLR (mirrored) camera.

I have a7s before a7III. Differences is to much. a7III is feeling so much comfortable handgrp. Viewfinder is better, IBIS, Continuous AF in video, Clear image zoom is so useful for video. Rec button is little hard to push. I feel sometimes like the light is "jump" in viewfinder unexpectedly in manual mode when I am shooting video (maybe is something that I do wrong) I am a videographer, and I want to be 50p not only 30p. Also 10bit colour. But now a7sIII have it all. I wish to control aperture smooter, like ring of manual lens, and to have ND filters in camera body. Video image quality is good for wedding videographer like me.

Love this camera. Great camera for foto/video. Good low light performance

Pixels and the ISO Gone it feels like is not my Original a7III this sucks

i recently bought this and i just can’t get enough!

And no regrets, amazing camera. Lesser screen but better images

Happy with the camera quality and specs, The menu system has a steep learning curve. Not intuitive

I bought this camera today and I’ts been an amazing time learning its diverse capabilities

I was happy with this camera until the shutter failed 2 months after the warranty had run out when the shutter count was only 38,000. Sony refused to pay for the repair

I only bought this camera yesterday and have only used it for a couple hours with a 28-75mm lens and all I can say is the image and video capability is insanely good for the price of this camera. Definitely recommend to anyone who is looking to getting into film and photography semi professionally.

I bought this to replace my A7Sii as I wanted something that could handle a balanced workload of both photography and video. This camera does not disappoint. Very pleased with the AF and the button layout is more ergonomic in my opinion when compared to the A7Sii. The only thing I wish they would change with a firmware update is a redesigned menu system.

Purchased recently and very happy that I did, camera is very robust, well balanced with a solid feel. The rear screen is clear and is reasonably manoeuvrable. Battery life is very good and the camera has some great features. The menus are a little complicated mainly due to the amount of options and settings available, however navigation is pretty good and fairly intuitive. There are a good range of custom settings located at various places on the camera body making personal set up fairly easy. Overall, delighted with the quality and functions of this cameras and looking forward to giving it a good

Got this about a month ago and love the quality of the images it produces

use camera for pro work. Great camera. Great results.

I bought this for 3 weeks already and explored its amazing low light capabilities along with the resolution i need. Its a great all-rounder product.

No words can explain how good this camera is, best purchase I have ever made. I am a beginner photographer, but this camera is made for Professional Photographers. This camera is the best for anything you can imagine.

I made the best choice as I have always got access to Sony products in the past and it gave good performame

Great feature & value for money.For the entry level model,the camera excell from all it rival.

I bought this camera 2 months ago. Taken some picture in Auto intelligent mode. great output....

I've shot exclusively film and cellphone photographs up until recently. The compact, lightweight design of the a7iii is an excellent transition from the Hasselblad 500CM I am used to shooting which is a beast. The eyeAF may be my favorite feature, simply incredible

Coming from APS-C Nikon, this Sony has been a huge learning curve, none the less I am very much enjoying using this camera and have taken some sick shots so far!

The sony A7 iii is a fantastic product I came from a traditional branded DSLR to mirrorless but I have also shot SLR a few decades ago. Out of the box there's an intuitiveness to the product. The menus take a little time to figure out but you can create a favourites menu which is a great bonus. I had to use a tutorial video to configure the camera to what I needed. its a loverly natural grip to the body and over all I don't notice a huge difference in button placement. My disability affects me but in my hands and spine are relevant to this. the slightly smaller reach area reduces fatigue for repetitive strain and means I can also shoot with the camera in front of me rather than at eye level reducing strain. I use a 3rd party cross body strap and there's no banging or weight to the camera on the body. I think over all the sharpness of image is excellent and for a wearer of glasses it helps ensure a true colour tone. the beauty of the view finder is amazing as the minute you put it to your eye you get a view change. The Attitude style indicator (aviation horizon line indicator) reminds me of the "Krypton Factor" (old 80's tv show with a flight simulator) it ads to keeping the camera level and for knowing which angles your working with as you can st it against where you want your horizon to lie and adjust up and down ensuring the horizon is level. great if your tired or wanting to create a horizon effect in an image. the grip has a traditional feel yet the camera is sleek discreet and the videos even not programming in a setting are good out of the box (Im not a videographer). This was a long considered business purchase and Im so delighted Im looking at adding to this already. as I only shoot manual I cannot comment on the other modes the camera offers but its loaded with features. Im also delighted that it downs have a built in flash. thats for 2 reasons,1. They often pop up and get in the way. 2. the ISO quality on this camera is phenomenal. in terms of a Disability product: Its very user friendly light weight and lends itself to being a camera for a day trip or a 16 hour day at a wedding or sports event. 2 bodies 4 lenses and 2 flashguns would weigh the same as one body and lens from a traditional DSLR so instantly 1/2s your weight to cary and support. this can give you more options to go further harder and with the root of "Sony's" name in sound and sonic being of sound waves this definitely takes us to the next level as the quality and the way users describe the product is music to everyones ears. Don't get me wrong I was very sceptical about what I would get but the product has surpassed all expectations and then some in the short time I've had it. So much so it would be a product that I would suggest to any photographer with health issues, for weight and to everyone for quality.