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General| ISO Range | 100-25600 (expandable to 50-102400) |
|---|---|
| Autofocus Points | 399 phase-detection points |
| Continuous Shooting | 12 fps |
| Image Processor | BIONZ X |
| Image Stabilization | 5-axis SteadyShot INSIDE |
| Shutter Speed | 1/8000 to 30 sec, Bulb |
| Mount | Sony A-mount |
| Dimensions | 142.6 x 104.2 x 76.1 mm |
| Sensor | Full-frame Exmor R CMOS |
| Video Resolution | 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) |
| Viewfinder | 0.5-inch XGA OLED Tru-Finder |
| Screen | 3.0-inch tilting LCD, 1, 228, 800 dots |
| Battery Life | Approx. 490 shots |
| Weight | 849g (including battery and memory card) |
| Autofocus System | Hybrid Phase Detection AF |
| Storage Media | SD, SDHC, SDXC |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, NFC |
Access the online manual for comprehensive camera instructions and advanced features.
Information on accessing the comprehensive online manual for detailed guidance.
Overview of the printed manual and the camera's integrated help system.
Record product details and follow crucial safety instructions to prevent hazards.
Guidelines for safe handling and use of the camera's battery pack.
Details on FCC regulations, RF exposure limits, and compliance statements.
Guidance on selecting focus modes, areas, and manual focus operations.
Instructions for shooting multiple images in rapid succession.
Adjusting image resolution and compression levels for still photographs.
Introduction to recording video content with the camera.
How to access and use the camera's various menu options and settings.
Comprehensive reference of all available menu options and their functions.
General information and specifications regarding the camera.
Setting screen language and important notes for recording and playback.
Guidelines for safely handling the camera, lens, and accessories.
Information on the monitor, electronic viewfinder, and image sensor.
Recommendations and warnings for using compatible lenses and accessories.
Guidelines for attaching and using accessories with the Multi Interface Shoe.
Notes on potential visual effects and safe usage when shooting through the viewfinder.
Notes on potential symptoms and best practices during continuous shooting.
Information on factors affecting movie recording duration and camera temperature.
Notes on playing back movies on different devices and copyright warnings.
Recommendations for secure usage of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth functions.
List of items included with the camera and instructions for verification.
Identification and function of buttons and controls on the front of the camera.
Identification and function of buttons and controls on the rear of the camera.
Identification of buttons, sensors, and the image sensor position mark on the top panel.
Description of terminals for flash sync, remote control, and microphone input.
Details on headphone jack, HDMI, USB, and DC IN power terminals.
Location of the battery slot, cover, and tripod socket on the camera's base.
How to navigate menus and select items using the camera's multi-selector.
Instructions for changing settings with the camera's front multi-controller.
Step-by-step instructions for charging the camera's battery pack.
Procedure for correctly inserting the battery into the camera.
Instructions for inserting memory cards into the camera's slots.
Guide to selecting and using different autofocus modes and focus techniques.
Explanation of the camera's hybrid phase detection AF system and its sensors.
Details on the focus area coverage when using the Hybrid Phase Detection AF system.
Focus area coverage when using the dedicated phase detection AF sensor.
Diagrams showing the coverage of available focus areas.
How to manually shift the focus area using the multi-selector.
Explanation of different continuous shooting speeds (Hi+, Hi, Mid, Lo).
How autofocus behaves during continuous shooting sequences.
Choosing the resolution for still images based on aspect ratio and sensor size.
Options for selecting file formats like RAW, JPEG, Extra Fine, Fine, and Standard.
Overview of the XAVC S format for high-definition video recording.
Comparison of XAVC S and AVCHD formats for movie recording.
Choosing between XAVC S (4K/HD), AVCHD, and MP4 file formats.
Performing operations using Wi-Fi, NFC One-touch, and Bluetooth connectivity.
Procedure for establishing a USB connection between the camera and a computer.
Importing, viewing, and managing photos and movies with PlayMemories Home.
Using Image Data Converter for editing RAW image files.
How to access and adjust camera settings through the menu system.
Configuring image quality, size, and aspect ratio for still photos.
Selecting RAW file types and panoramic shooting settings.
Settings for long exposure noise reduction and color space.
Adjusting ISO sensitivity and selecting drive modes like continuous shooting.
Configuring bracketing options and initial autofocus settings.
Choosing AF area modes, system types, and focus point limitations.
Settings for AF illuminator, center lock-on, and drive speed.
Adjusting AF tracking, shutter integration, and focus assist features.
Adjusting exposure compensation, ISO, and minimum shutter speed.
Selecting metering methods and exposure increment steps.
Configuring Auto Exposure Lock and standard exposure adjustments.
Managing flash modes, intensity, and red-eye reduction.
Adjusting color tone and setting white balance priorities.
Compensating for brightness and contrast with DRO or Auto HDR.
Selecting image processing styles, effects, and picture profiles.
Using focus magnifier and peaking to ensure sharp focus.
Configuring face detection and registration for optimized shooting.
Setting exposure modes for movies and selecting file formats.
Adjusting recording quality, frame rates, and S&Q settings.
Configuring dual video recording and audio input levels.
Managing audio levels, markers, and shutter functions.
Activating SteadyShot image stabilization and video light modes.
Using zoom features and configuring zoom behavior.
Customizing monitor display, viewfinder switching, and image review.
Using grid lines and exposure guides for composition and exposure.
Assigning functions to camera buttons for quick access during shooting and playback.
Configuring control dials and enabling/disabling the movie button.
Transferring images to smartphones/computers and viewing on TV.
Using a smartphone as a remote and disabling wireless functions.
Deleting images and selecting different playback view modes.
Displaying multiple images and selecting playback media.
Adjusting playback orientation and display settings.
Protecting images from accidental erasure and specifying printing settings.
Adjusting monitor brightness, viewfinder settings, and gamma assist.
Configuring volume, upload, delete confirmation, display quality, and power save.
Managing cleaning modes, demo playback, and time code settings.
Configuring remote control, HDMI output, and USB connection methods.
Setting up PC remote shooting and selecting the camera language.
Configuring date, time, area settings, and copyright information.
Formatting memory cards and managing file naming and recording folders.
Displaying media info, version, and restoring camera settings to defaults.
Overview of monitor display modes including basic info and histogram.
Icons and displays for viewfinder and Intelligent Auto modes.
Understanding indicators for shutter speed, ISO, and drive mode.
Interpreting indicators for exposure, white balance, and remaining battery.
Estimates for battery life and number of images based on usage conditions.
List of supported memory card types for still images and movies.
Information on the number of images that can be recorded per memory card.
Approximate image count based on quality and memory card size.
Technical details on camera type, image sensor, and pixel count.
Specifications for SteadyShot, Anti-Dust system, and autofocus detection.
Details on electronic viewfinder and LCD monitor resolution and magnification.
Specifications for metering, ISO sensitivity, shutter speed, and flash sync.
Continuous shooting speeds and details on recording formats like JPEG, XAVC S, and AVCHD.
Information on memory card slots, input/output terminals, and power consumption.
Specifications for wireless communication standards and connectivity.
