Sony Alpha ILCE-7RM6 Full-Frame High-Resolution 66.8MP Camera

The α7R VI features a fully stacked 66.8-megapixel Exmor RS CMOS sensor and BIONZ XR2 image processing engine with an integrated AI processing unit. It delivers enhanced image quality, up to 30fps full-resolution blackout-free shooting and advanced subject recognition. The camera also supports 4K 60p recording without cropping and 8K video recording.

Product Highlights

• 66.8MP full-frame fully stacked Exmor RS CMOS sensor
• Up to 5.6x faster sensor readout
• BIONZ XR2 image processing engine with integrated AI processing unit
• Up to 60 AF/AE calculations per second
• AI-based Real-time Recognition
• Up to 30fps blackout-free continuous shooting
• Full AF/AE tracking at 30fps
• 4K 60p recording without cropping
• 8K video recording
• Expanded dynamic range
• Reliable low-light AF
• CFexpress Type A card support
• Up to 215 JPG images in continuous shooting
• Up to 65 Compressed (HQ) RAW images in continuous shooting
• Illuminated buttons
• New battery and optional grip
• Pre-capture

Features

66.8 MP full-frame fully stacked CMOS Exmor RS™

The fully stacked Exmor RS CMOS sensor delivers 66.8MP resolution with readout speeds up to 5.6x faster. It enables full-resolution 30fps bursts, 4K 60p recording without cropping and reliable low-light autofocus.

BIONZ XR2™ with integrated AI processing unit

The BIONZ XR2 engine combines high-speed processing with an integrated AI processing unit to improve image and sound quality, power management and responsiveness. It enables up to 60 AF/AE calculations per second and advanced subject recognition.

Expansive creative potential

The 66.8MP fully stacked sensor delivers detailed images for landscapes, portraits, wildlife and other subjects. It helps minimise shadow noise in high-dynamic-range scenes while producing realistic skin tones.

Blackout-free continuous shooting at up to 30fps with full AF/AE

Capture full-resolution 66.8MP images at up to 30fps with full AF/AE tracking and no viewfinder blackout. Up to 60 AF/AE calculations per second help track complex subject movement with precision.