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Sony Alpha 7R VI
Sony · Released June 1, 2026

Alpha 7R VI

Sony's A7R VI pairs a 66MP stacked sensor with 30fps bursts and 8K video.

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9.3/10What the pros sayOutstandingExpert consensus · Verified Oct 8, 2026See score breakdown ↓
Buying call

Buy the A7R VI if you want maximum resolution without giving up speed: reviewers praised its 66MP stacked sensor, 30fps 14-bit RAW bursts with tracking, sticky subject-detection autofocus, strong stabilization and 8K30 or 4K120 10-bit video. Skip it if you don't need the extra speed, because the older A7R V costs less. Files are huge, it uses a new battery type, the rear screen trails the viewfinder, and there's still no open-gate video.

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Key specs
Sensor
61.0 MP
Sensor size
35 mm full frame Exmor R CMOS
Video
8K / 4K
Highlights

Specs that matter

Display
Panel
OLED
Performance
Processor
NP-SA100 up to 710 stills LCD / 600 EVF CIPA
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DisplayOLEDOLED
ChipsetNP-SA100 up to 710 stills LCD / 600 EVF CIPA
6 attributes · See all specifications
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Buying decision

Should you buy it?

Buy the A7R VI if you want maximum resolution without giving up speed: reviewers praised its 66MP stacked sensor, 30fps 14-bit RAW bursts with tracking, sticky subject-detection autofocus, strong stabilization and 8K30 or 4K120 10-bit video. Skip it if you don't need the extra speed, because the older A7R V costs less. Files are huge, it uses a new battery type, the rear screen trails the viewfinder, and there's still no open-gate video.

Best for

Landscape, studio and wildlife shooters who want detail and speed.

Not for

Video-first shooters and anyone on a budget.

Main strength66MP stacked sensor
Main weaknessVery large files
Reasons to buy
66MP stacked sensor
30fps RAW bursts with tracking
Excellent subject-detection autofocus
8K30 and 4K120 10-bit video
Reasons to avoid
Very large files
New battery type
No open-gate video
Measured view9.3/10What the pros say · verified oct 8, 2026.
ScoreVerified Oct 8, 2026
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Full specifications

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Max Video Resolution
8K / 4K
Release Year
2026
Release Date
2026-06-01
Megapixels
61.0 MP
Sensor Size
35 mm full frame Exmor R CMOS
Launch Price Usd
4499.99
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