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Sony α7R IV

A high-resolution full-frame mirrorless camera that pushed 61MP into a compact, field-ready Sony body.

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Overview / 概要

Why Sony α7R IV matters.

The α7R IV made resolution the centre of a general-purpose mirrorless body, narrowing the perceived gap between full-frame and medium format.

Design & context

The compact Sony silhouette becomes denser and more purposeful, with a larger grip and a viewfinder designed for close inspection.

Buying today

Its resolution rewards good lenses and careful technique; inspect shutter count, sensor condition, and storage workflow before buying used.

Key specifications / 仕様

The details.

Released
2019
Brand
Sony
Brand country
Japan
Format
Digital
Film / sensor
35mm full-frame Exmor R CMOS
Camera type
Mirrorless
Lens / mount
Sony E mount
Shutter range
30s–1/8000s; electronic shutter available
ISO range
ISO 100–32000
Autofocus
Fast hybrid autofocus with real-time tracking
Viewfinder
5.76M-dot electronic viewfinder
Weight
665g with battery and card
Dimensions
128.9 × 96.4 × 77.5mm
Battery
NP-FZ100 rechargeable battery
Weather sealing
Dust and moisture resistant design

Still to verify for this record: Production period · Manufacturing country · Made in Japan flag · Flash · Original MSRP.

Notable features

  • 61MP full-frame sensor
  • Pixel Shift Multi Shooting
  • High-resolution electronic viewfinder
  • Sony E system

Known issues

  • Condition varies significantly on the used market.

Source record

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  1. 01

    α7R IV specifications

    Sony · Manufacturer archive

    Supports: 61MP sensor, E mount, ISO, dimensions, weight, battery, and feature specifications. Accessed 2026-08-12.

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    Sony α7R IV reference record

    Wikipedia · Reference index

    Supports: model identity, release era, format, and commonly documented specifications. Accessed 2026-08-12.

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