Sony A7R IV

The price varies with the body, included lens, availability and offer conditions. Check the configurations shown in this category for the current body-only and kit prices.

A7R4 is a common abbreviation for Sony Alpha 7R IV. A7R IVA more specifically identifies the ILCE-7RM4A revision. It belongs to the same 61.0MP generation, but its reference and some components, notably the display, differ from the original ILCE-7RM4.

The Sony A7R IVA, reference ILCE-7RM4A, retains the A7R IV's 61.0MP sensor and autofocus platform. Its rear display is rated at 2,359,296 dots versus 1,440,000 dots on the original ILCE-7RM4. Check the exact offer reference before buying.

Choose the body only if you already own Sony E/FE lenses or want to select each lens separately. A kit makes sense when the included lens directly covers your intended use and the total price fits your budget.

Contents depend on the offer: camera body, the lens stated in the title and accessories supplied by the manufacturer or seller. Two kits with the same camera name can include different lenses, so always check the product page and box contents.

The 28-70mm favours a standard, relatively compact kit. The 24-105mm F4 G offers a versatile range and constant aperture. The 24-240mm covers more framing with one lens, with trade-offs in aperture, weight and optical performance.

The Sony A7R IV and A7R IVA revision use a full-frame Exmor R CMOS sensor with approximately 61.0 effective megapixels. This resolution supports fine detail, large prints and cropping.

The camera has two SD card slots compatible with UHS-I and UHS-II media. For bursts, large RAW files and higher video bitrates, choose capacity and speed class for the recording mode you use.

Pixel Shift Multi Shooting moves the sensor and combines up to 16 frames to produce data equivalent to approximately 240.8MP. It is intended for highly detailed static subjects and requires a tripod and computer processing.

Yes. Its 61.0MP resolution, dynamic range, cropping latitude and Pixel Shift mode suit detailed scenes. Final quality also depends on the lens, focusing, stability and file processing.

Yes. High resolution, eye autofocus and compatibility with a broad range of FE lenses suit portrait and studio work. The appropriate lens, controlled lighting and sufficient storage remain important.

It can be suitable thanks to its autofocus, shooting at up to 10fps and substantial cropping latitude. For highly specialised use, also compare sensor readout, buffer depth, lens choice and battery life with action-focused cameras.

Yes. Its five-axis in-body stabilisation is rated at up to 5.5 stops under Sony's test conditions. It compensates for camera movement but does not replace an appropriate shutter speed for a moving subject.

No. It records 4K at up to 30p in NTSC or 25p in PAL. Full HD can reach 120p/100p depending on the selected standard. Compare a newer model if 4K 50p/60p is essential.

The Sony A7R IV uses the Sony E mount. FE lenses directly cover its full-frame sensor. E lenses designed for APS-C can operate with a crop and reduced resolution; check retained functions for each lens or adapter.

Both offer 61.0MP. The A7R V adds an AI processing unit, stabilisation rated at up to 8 stops, a more versatile display and more advanced video functions. The A7R IV remains relevant when high-resolution stills and total budget take priority.