I found the Sony A7Riii the best mirrorless full frame camera on the market today. I did extensive research on the Nikon and Canon offerings in this class and they both fell short of the Sony. The 42mb sensor is amazing - if you need that kind of resolution.
Compact and light body while feeling sturdy and substantial in the hands
Convoluted menu system; no intervalometer; lenses are more expenses than Sony's competitors
As a professional photographer for 40 years I depend on my equipment to perform, switching from a Nikon D850 to the A7RIII was a big move! After just 1 week I'm already impressed and racing ahead with the features.
I opted for the a7Riii over the a7iii after evaluating both-mainly for the 42mp sensor. The grip could be bigger with more space for fingers. I also bought the battery grip which resolves that issue. I bought three Sony lenses at the same time and will comment on those as I gain more experience.
The a7R III doesn't offer increased resolution when compared with its predecessor, but that doesn't mean it's not a serious upgrade. It takes a sensor that's already proven to deliver excellent performance and ekes a bit more dyanmic range out of it, while other upgrades are more palpable.
Proven 42MP full-frame sensor; Improved processor and autofocus system; 10fps image capture with tracking; Silent shooting option; Tilting touch LCD; Dual card slots; Larger battery than a7R II
Only one card slot supports UHS-II speeds; No built-in flash; Can't start video until image buffer is cleared; Dense menu system
The Sony A7R ii is an outstanding camera in all respects. I have upgraded from the Canon 77D & the difference is like night & day. From great quality images to fantastic features there is nothing to fault.
Great Features; Great Picture Quality
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