Sony has launched its mid-range flagship mirrorless camera, the A7 V, with a strong emphasis on speed but a bit less on video than some may have hoped.

Sony has officially announced the Sony A7 V, featuring AI-powered autofocus and a new sensor for improved speed and image quality.

The A7 leaps forward with a new partially stacked sensor and AI-powered subject detection – but video feels a little left behind by the competition ...

This week, Sony announced a new enthusiast mirrorless camera, the a7 V. As is becoming tradition, members of the DPReview ...

Like its predecessor, the a7 V has a 33MP sensor, which provides 16% more linear resolution than the 24MP models used by Panasonic and Nikon. Sony has joined those companies in using a "partially ...

Read our detailed initial review of the Sony A7 V, an enthusiast-focused full-frame mirrrorless camera that promises major ...

The Panasonic Lumix S1 II is a lot bigger and heavier than the A7 V, measuring 134.3 x 102.3 x 91.8mm and weighing 800g with batter and memory card fitted or 718g without. The A7 V weighs 695g with ...

New 33-megapixel sensor is sharp. The upgraded autofocus system isn't just faster, it's easier to use. More video codec options. 7K oversampled for 4K 30 fps. Large buffer capacity. This update adds a ...

While the Sony A7 III gives advanced enthusiasts and even professionals a lot of camera for their money, it does have a few annoying handling niggles. Why you can trust Space.com Our expert reviewers ...

If you're confused by all the different Sony Alpha 7 models out there, don't worry – it's simpler than it seems. There's the Sony A7, which is the affordable all-purpose camera – and the product ...