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Sony has unveiled the first ever full-frame camera to use a global shutter, the Sony A9 III. This means it has the fastest-ever continuous burst shooting rate at full quality, a rapid 120fps for 24.6MP raw and JPEG photos.
During burst shooting, there’s no blackout, and thanks to that global shutter – which means that all of the sensor’s pixels are read simultaneously – there’s no ‘rolling shutter’ distortion that you get with regular sensors.
This means that fast subjects and camera movements like panning along with moving bikes are entirely possible without the worry of distortion in your photos.
Those sequences, which are possible for a length of 1.6 seconds, are also possible with continuous 759-point autofocus – utilizing Sony’s AI autofocus chip for its best-ever subject detection and tracking performance – and auto exposure.
Sony A9 III price and availability
The A9 III list price is $5,999 / £6,100 and it’ll be available from the end of January 2024.
That isn’t the end of the Sony A9 III’s impressive specs either. The Sony A9 II successor can shoot at 1/80,000s shutter speeds (another record) to freeze action, though this is capped at 1/16,000s when you’re shooting continuously.
The camera also boasts flash sync speeds at any shutter speed is powered by the Bionz ZR processing engine, which is apparently eight times more powerful than the A9 II’s processor.
It’s a jaw dropping level of performance from Sony’s latest flagship mirrorless camera from sports and wildlife photography.
This is a breaking news story and we will be updating it as more news becomes available…
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