Sony Alpha a7 III Mirrorless Digital Camera with 28-70mm Lens
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La mejor cmara que tuve en mi vida!
Es realmente la mejor cmara que tuve en mi vida, luego de usarla y darme cuenta que tomaba fotografas como un dios decid salir una noche a conquistar una linda chica, ya que tena ms confianza. Ella me invit unas copas y pag el taxi, luego vimos un ovni que era pilotado por un fantasma. Tuve la mala fortuna de no tener esa noche conmigo la cmara, nadie me crey esa historia pero no importa, ahora mi nueva novia y yo salimos a tomar fotos casi todas las noches esperando que algo fantstico ocurra.
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So Far, So Good.
Purchased my first Sony camera and so far, no complaints. The camera itself seems pretty rock solid, and the battery life is nice as well. I am upgrading from the Canon t5i w/ kits lens, so this is a huge upgrade for me. I also purchased the Tamron 28-75, f.28 and its turning out to be a very solid lens choice. Waiting now for the Tamron 17-35, f2.8 to come out and Ill snag that up and be set for a bit. As for B&H, no hassle at all, super quick and everything came as it should. Two thumbs up!
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Havana
I was pleasantly surprised at the accuracy of the quick focusing and sharpness of this Sony model a7iii. The cameras internal stabilization feature gave me clear shooting results even when shooting from a moving bus tour. I also purchased a meta ones adaptor for my canon lenses and it worked great. The Ziess lens 24-105 f4 was an awesome choice working as an alternate lense, very sharp and a great combination. I highly recommend the camera. It helped me record a great vacation experience.
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Awesome
I love this camera. I recently had the A7ii & I loved & hated it but the A7iii is a lot different. I love the new battery life, seems to last as long as a DSLR would. I love the larger grip. It is a bit heavier than the A7ii though but not bad. The focus is fast & hits everytime. I still have an issue with trying to use the AF button for back button focusing. I tend to fiddle around trying to find it & moving the focus point around using the new knob is odd for me. But overall I love it.
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Super!!
I have been a professional Canon shooter for a long time. I use the great 1 DX II. I never thought I would find a smaller, lighter camera to match the image quality of the Canon. But, this is it, especially in low light. While the Sony doesn't match the build quality of the Canon, it's sensor technology is equal. I also have the Sony RX10 III which I use primarily as a travel camera. But, the A7 III far outshines it in image quality. I bought the 24-105 Sony lens which I also recommend.
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Best bang for your buck!
I have been using this camera for a couple of weeks now and it has not disappointed. I did add a generic extension to the bottom as I have large hands and the body left my pinky hanging off the bottom. That is really my only complaint but it's easily fix with several options available. Thank you Sony for not holding back features that matter to protect your other higher end cameras. Continue in this value for your money product offerings and you will have a customer for life.
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Amazing for Weddings, Portraits, Video, ...and everything!
Received the camera on April 12, 2018. The controls weren't too different from the a7 ii so it didn't take me long to get used to it. That being said, the changes made to the button layouts were super super helpful. Shot a wedding video with it two days after receiving on April 14th. Used it with a 24-70 G Master and a Feiyu a2000. I can confidently say that the wedding video turned out great and this camera is a little beast. The touchscreen could be better though @Sony.
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A full frame for only $2k.
Really like the smaller size, the very low noise in the pics, the many custom buttons, the wonderful EVF (would never go back to an optical VF), the full frame sensor, and being an E-Mount the smaller lenses I can use. The only negatives is that it does not have built in GPS receiver which my 4 year old Sony had and no external battery charger. You have to buy one, but several on market a lot cheaper than the Sony unit. The pros definitely outshine the 2 small negatives.
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Still learning, but wonderful so far
Been a Canon shooter for years like many, wanted to finally give a Sony a shot, particularly given its video capabilities and additional features that the Canon 5D doesn't have. Did just receive it and although I shoot events, portraits and videos, I haven't had the chance to evaluate it thoroughly. Do know it seems like a very capable camera, looking forward to best learning it and shooting some great content. For the price and its capabilities, I'm pretty darn happy.
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A design ready for you to customize
I am sure everyone can read about the terrific image quality, ISO range, etc. Prepare to invest setup time to bring the camera to meet your needs. I have the main setup for general photography (eye focus, Auto ISO, manual mode), I have camera setting 1 set for bracketing for HDR (locked on manual exp/f and auto ISO to change the exposures.) I have camera setting 2 set for macro photography. I do not use M1-M4 because they are erased when the memory cards are formatted.
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Awesome camera! Awesome price!
I've been a Canon shooter for the past 10 years and had my eye on the new Sony A7III for a while and when I saw B&H had a $200 off deal, I figured now was the time. The camera is everything I read about. I watched a few videos on picture profiles etc., to get familiar with it and so far what I've shot is as expected; spectacular! I'd highly recommend to anyone who is in the market for a mirrorless cam, the Sony A7III is the one to get and B&H is the place to get it!
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Great Camera for a great price!
This camera is great. This is the second camera I own (first being A7r) but it is definitely an upgrade. There are many reviews out there in which I read before purchasing and I got to say that this camera is exactly what I expected. The only complains I have is a longer camera strap and I wish it came with a battery adapter to charge the battery on. Other than that I love using the new 10fps feature, silent shutter, Dual slots, and the long life of the new battery.
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Amazing
I had the Sony A7ii and finally upgraded to this beast. The autofocus is amazing and has not let me down. That was one of the biggest reasons I switched since I was switching to more of a professional side of shooting and couldn't have my camera missing the shots I needed. I also do some action shots and this camera does not let me down shooting at 10fps which is ridiculous. I have no regrets purchasing this camera and I can't wait to produce more content with it.
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Don't believe all the 5 star reviews
Back screen only works when you flip it out, it goes dark all the time so you don't know what you are filming...many many issues, i'm a Hollywood filmmaker and I have to have three of these on set to make sure I can make it thru a shoot day. Buy something more reliable. Half the time you are in manual focus the screen says afc-c which is incorrect. Heat issues, memory card issues. I'm stuck with these for the feature i'm shooting will ebay them in a few months.
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Faulty hotshoe
Purchased to go along with my A9, mostly for second camera running video. Went to use it with my profoto B1s and found out the hotshoe is not working and gives me the dreaded accessory not compatible error. Wish I would have had the Profoto TTL-S remote to test it within my 30 day purchase. Now im stuck with it. I also get terrible banding shooting towards sun light...so if your a creative type, be forewarned about these issues...not professional grade at all.
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Mind Blowing Camera
Coming from Canon, I am used to a reasonably straightforward menu. This one is almost endless, allowing you to do pretty much anything you can imagine and a lot of stuff you have not yet imagined. The possibilities with this camera are incredible. One incredible example is that it can recognise a particular face, and focus just on that face when photographing in a crowd or at a wedding. I am only just beginning to learn this camera, but so far I am amazed.
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Amazing versatile Camera
The a7III is awesome and a respectable price. I often use an a7sII, and overall like the III better. Better grip and feel, better battery life, autofocus is a huge improvement. The 24-70 GM lens is incredibly crispy and combined with the A7III, is a fantastic combo. The additional battery and charger is a good choice, but my charger lets off a high pitch when plugged in. The case is a nice casual protecting option, but I already have a backpack that I use.
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Lens Connection Error
I really want to give this camera 5 stars, because I know it is a fantastic camera. But every single time I use it, I get a 'lens connection' error. I have tried to troubleshoot it by cleaning off the gold connection pins on the lens, but I still keep getting an error. I have sent it back for an exchange, hopefully my new one will be a 5 star camera. Here's a video if you want to see the problems:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fg5FhAMZFmE&feature=youtu.be
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So far so good
Haven't really put the camera through its paces yet but it seems pretty great so far. I'm using it mainly for night time/ long exposure/astrophotography. It's a HUGE step up from my previous camera (Canon T2i) in terms of sensor noise as well as features. So nice being able to pair with my phone to use it as a secondary monitor and intervelometer. Pushing the ISO super high still gets a bit noisy but at much much higher ISOs than other cameras I've used.
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Perfect Combination of Performance and Value!!
I'm loving this unit so far. I also own the original A7S and A7SII this version is far more refined. The menus offers an extreme array of options and customization. The images are crisp and robust, especially when shooting raw. The 4K video image is outstanding, even in low light up to 12,800 iso. Finally, the image stabilization is also significantly better than on previous models. Overall, a major step forward in mirrorless camera development.
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Huge Upgrade
This camera was a huge upgrade from my A6000. The A6000 was and is still an incredible camera, but I needed something with fast AF, full frame and better low light shooting. I shoot mainly sports and kids activities and get the focus fast was critical. I went back and for with the A9, but decided to save the $1500 and got the Tamron lens instead. This camera is a powerhouse. Really like the silent shooting as well when shooting equestrian shows.
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Awesome!
Love this camera. Just wrapped up a tour of Utahs canyon country, and it does everything I want! This is my first full-frame camera, and I switched back to mirrorless from a Canon 70D (had an earlier Sony APS-C before). Loving the battery life, response, and capability of the camera - theyve addressed every issue I had with my old Sony. I plan to use it mostly to document family travel with photo and video, paired with Sonys 24-105 f/4 for now.
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Wonderful Camera!
Coming from shooting with the a7s and then the a7sii, this camera was a surprising joy to shoot with! The extended battery life and dual card slots is already a huge plus, and for a whole $1000 less than the a7sii. The continuous autofocus for video is outstanding. Very responsive and accurate. I bought this camera knowing full well that it didn't come with a charger. Know what I did? I bought a charger and one extra battery. Locked and loaded!
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AF not as good in low light as Nikon D750
This camera has a lot of little quirks. The biggest drawback is that the autofocus is not as good in low light as on the current generation of DSLRs, e.g. the Nikon D750. As an available light photographer, I have missed a number of important shots because of this. You can work around the AF issue by shooting with primes, but that makes your kit much heavier and much more expensive than a typical photojournalists kit with the trusty 2.8 zooms.
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