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Sony Alpha 7R 36.4MP Digital SLR Camera - Black (Body Only)
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brilliant Sony a7r, total shots are 17556, I've upgraded to the latest model and it's currently sat in my dry cabinet doing nothing since will come with two batteries and charger. I'm stuck at £400.00 and as I've seen online that's pretty cheap for such low shutter count
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Reflect on your incredible moments with your family using the Sony Alpha Digital SLR Camera. Great for enlarging your pictures, it boasts 36.4-megapixel resolution to capture vivid detail. The Sony camera features a USB port for effortlessly transferring your photos to your computer. Capture your upcoming excursion with this Sony Alpha Digital SLR Camera.Product Identifiers
BrandSony
MPNILCE7R/B
EAN0027242888739, 4905524958485, 0027242874787
GTIN4905524958485, 0027242874787
ModelSony A7R
eBay Product ID (ePID)177751685
Product Key Features
Digital Zoom4x
Battery TypeLithium-Ion
ConnectivityUSB, HDMI
ColourBlack
FeaturesFace Detection, Audio Recording, Body Only
Screen Size3.0in
SeriesSony Alpha
TypeDigital SLR
Maximum Resolution36.4MP
Optical Zoom1x
Dimensions
Item Weight407g
Additional Product Features
Light SensitivityIso 50–25600, Iso Auto 100 to 51200 (Multy-Frame Nr), Iso 100-25600
Display TypeLCD
Sensor TypeCmos, Exmor Cmos
Sensor Resolution36.4MP
Max Video Resolution1920x1080
Hdmi OutputYes
Display Size3in
Camera TypeDigital SLR
Lens for SdBody only
Supported Flash MemoryMemory Stick Pro-Hg Duo, Sdxc Card, Sd Memory Card, Memory Stick Xc-Hg Duo, Sdhc Memory Card, Memory Stick Pro Duo
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- 17 Jan, 2018
Excellent image quality
Bought this item for landscape photography as I was attracted by the full frame high resolution sensor and for this purpose the camera is excellent giving extremely sharp images.As a bonus, the camera works well with other manufacturers lens via a suitable adapter - this has allowed me to bring my old leica R fit lenses out of retirement. On the flip side, it should be noted that this camera unlike the later mk2 version has no in body image stabilisation system so unless using sony lenses with built in stabilisation, you will have no form of stabilisation when taking hand held shots. Due to the high resolution sensor the old rule of thumb that minimum shutter speed = focal length of lens is no longer appropriate - min shutter speed of double the focal length is nearer the mark. Also this may not be the best camera for photographing fast moving subjects as by all accounts the focus tracking is not quite up to the standards set by the latest cameras. However for static subjects like landscapes and architecture this camera is an excellent buy.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 11 Jan, 2022
SONY a7r: Easy to use, hard to master
Set this to Auto mode and point-and-shoot and it is a fine composition camera. Otherwise there is a learning curve; for instance, in Manual mode there is no straightforwardly easy way to set shutter exposure time. But you can wend your way over to Scene mode and pick scene-styles like a 1990'2 pocket camera: landscape night portrait, beach, that sort of thing. Why would anyone want to buy an expensive mirrorless 36mp, full-frame camera to do that with it? The manuals and user guides published by SONY read like they were written by a bored engineer who flunked basic essay writing. But in that AUTO mode, the thing never misses. Its an amazingly lightweight high-res camera. I *am* going to learn to be proficient with this thing; but with a Canon, Nikon or Minolta, that takes a few hours.. This is going to take months. It'll be worth it. Recommended, if you want instant gratification with a looong learning slope afterwards. The a7r is a modern classic, as such. Pros: long battery life, AF switch on camera, not on SONY "FE" (full-frame) lenses, crisp images, light weight, good EVF Cons: ergonomics are poor, as cited above. Won't shoot 4k vid. Mechanical shutter noisy, can cause blur if you don't hold unit firmly or use tripod. No GPS. WiFi tricky to link.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 03 Jun, 2020
A peerless, light-weight, small form-factor full-frame mirrorless 'DLSR' that produces stunningly detailed photos
The A7R is the smallest and lightest full-frame camera one can buy right now. Yes it uses old technology but it's 36 mega-pixel sensor and lack of anti-aliasing filter enables it to take fabulous high-definition photos. It's successors, the mark II, III and IV are all much heavier and significantly bigger and so the A7R is so much more suitable for candid photography and landscape work for which I use it. In fact, I prefer this camera to my Nikon D800 and D750 and my Sony A7II - I now have two which I use with light-weight Zeiss prime lenses when I go hiking in the UK to shoot landscapes. The only down-side is that the camera shutter is very noisy and some have said that this causes image-blurring vibration at some shutter speeds when used on a tripod, but I haven't experienced any such problems. The focusing system is 'old-school' contrast-detect rather than phase-detect and so this makes for a camera that isn't suited to fast-paced photography like sports and action. On the second-hand market, this camera is a bargain-buy in my opinion.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 18 Jan, 2020
SONY A7R
Easy to use Sharp imagesVerified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 17 May, 2018
Great
Great camera, worth itVerified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 02 Jul, 2016
Love love love
Great camera, put any lens you want on it with an adapterVerified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 03 Dec, 2016
Remarkable gem
Product is Godly. Definitely will last for years and yearsVerified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
