Sony a7III Full Frame Mirrorless Camera ILCE-7M3 Filmmaker s Kit with DJI Ronin-SC 3-Axis Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer Bundle + Deco Photo Backpack Case + 64GB Card + Corel Paintshop Pro Software

Last year i purchased my first Sony a7iii and since then I have purchased another two a7iii bodies and lenses to go with my setup. With over 125000 photos taken over last 12 months I must say that I have put this camera through decent test.

I bought a7 iii about two months ago and I've been loving it since then. I had been using the Canon DSLR, crop sensor, and was thinking to upgrade to the full frame sensor. The dynamic range of Canon cameras are awful and I felt that even modern phone cameras have better colors than some of the Canon's entry-level to semi-pro DSLRs. My main reasons for choosing the a7 iii are IBIS, 10 fps, best in class eye-AF, amazing dynamic range (very close to that of Nikon D850), good bettery life and and excellent ISO range for low light shooting. All of these at a good price point made me buy this camera. However, a few downsides of choosing this camera are (i) You will have to buy very expensive Sony lenses now, (ii) Body grip isn't deep enought to hold it as comfortably as you could hold Nikon Z6 or Canon EOS R, (iii) Lens mount on the camera has a very low resistance to scratch so please have your lens mounted on the camera all the time if you can, (iv) Doesn't have fully articulated tilting screen with full touch functionality like a Canon's counterpart. Menu system in general is still confusing but you will get used to understand it better in few days. But again considering the price I am quite satisfied with all that a7 iii has offered.

Avid Canon shooter for the last 10 years... this a7 is amazing.. Paired with a Sigma MS-11 and my Canon Glass ... perfect combination!

Have been very happy with it overall, so far. The A7III is my primary wedding camera, with an A6300 as my back up. (Also have a second A6300 converted to infrared.) The main reason for updating my camera equipment was the Eye AF. My previous equipment had a marked tendency to lock autofocus on a high contrast background, rather than on people's faces. Obviously, for a portrait and wedding photographer, this was problematic at times, and potentially disastrous. Having Sony's eye tracking AF is an amazing improvement, to be sure. I do wish the A7III did not require the extra pushing of a button to engage the feature. That is one thing that is a bit of a disappointment, and actually the ONLY fault I have with this terrific camera. The focus is SO FAST, and the high ISO capability is nothing short of amazing. The compact body is still substantial, feels solid in the hand, but not bulky. I love the tilt screen and have used it multiple times to shoot a group of people on the dance floor from overhead. For sports shooters, the high ISO capability allows you to use faster shutter speeds to get the fast action shots, and the subject tracking does very well there, too. The menus can be a bit intimidating as they are so in-depth, but necessary in order for the camera to have such immense capability for customization. Perhaps Sony will do a software update at some point, so that the Eye AF can be engaged all the time? We can hope! And then this camera would be absolutely PERFECT. It's pretty close now!

I bought this camera about a week ago, the A7iii is a major step up in many ways and step down in others. Still image quality and Autofocus capability are in another league compared to most other cameras I've used. These were the primary reasons I made the switch and I couldn't be happier. The biggest issue with the A7iii is a slight lagginess in physical control responsiveness. It's a nit pick to be sure, but it's lends to a very slight feeling of disconnected-ness from the act of taking a picture. The A7iii functions wonderfully but the physical act of turning the front and rear dials, pressing buttons, or adjusting the EV dial lags in responsiveness to what you see on screen. The concerns about the menu system being overcomplicated are exaggerated in my opinion. The features of this camera are complex and I really appreciate the ability to super customize the camera to my needs. Perhaps, adding some more explanation about what some of the features in the menu are would help. In the end, the quality of the image is all that really matters and the A7iii allows me to create the images I want to create with a higher rate of success than any other camera I've ever owned. Thank you, Sony for putting a camera of this capability within my reach.

Bought this camera a year ago it is by far my favorite I've ever used. Perfect weight not too light or heavy making for a very comfortable shooting experience. Overall 10/10.

I bought this camera in December 2019 and since then it has worked wonderfully even with 3rd party lenses. It even performed well in temperatures below freezing. I only gave it 4 stars because it still gets dust on the sensor very easy. I know it's not a big deal but I try my best to have the camera in a way that keeps the dust away from the sensor and I had the same issue on my a7r ii. I keep cleaning it but I have to clean after every shooting outing.

I have been using my Sony A7III for about a 18 months and it does everything I ask it to except Realtime tracking and 10bit 4:2:2 recording. The full frame sensor and IBIS prove their worth is low light and run and gun shooting. Paired with modern auto focus lenses, it is hard to miss your shot. Paired with an almost limitless number of vintage lenses through adapters, this beast is full of endless combinations and possibilities. The A7III could benefit with the upgraded menu system seen in newer models. My unit decided to stop outputting to HDMI roughly 1 month after the warranty lapsed and is likely to cost 1/3 of the camera cost to repair it! Luckily I do not often use an external monitor since it disables subject tracking. Overall I love the A7III and would recommend it to anyone looking for a new camera.

We bought this camera 3 years ago and have been happy with it. At the time we bought it, nothing compared to it. Now I am confused as to why they don't give it a firmware update for the autofocus so it has the improved autofocus of the less expensive A7C while they share the same sensor and image processor. If they did that simple firmware they would sell so many more of these, but now competitors like Cannon have such better AF that this isn't the value it used be and could be with the improved AF.

Love the camera but firmware updates are never in synch with the current version of Mac OS, so I can never update the firmware.