Sony's full-frame A7 III mirrorless camera body is available to buy with a $300 discount for Black Friday 2020. Pay just $1,698 today.
Save $300 on Sony's A7 III Full-Frame Mirrorless Camera Body and Pay Just $1,698
Sony has an extremely great set of deals running on some of its mirrorless cameras right now. But, the deal which everyone should care about right now is on the Sony A7 III mirrorless full-frame camera. It shoots photos in 24.2-megapixel resolution and video in 4K. If there's one camera that you need in your bag that does it all, it is this one.
This camera features 15 stops of dynamic range, enabling you to squeeze out a lot of detail while shooting RAW. And with ISO ranging from 50 all the way to 204,800, this camera can quite literally see in the dark.
With a massive battery, you can snap up to 710 photos in one go. 693 phase and 425 contrast autofocus points ensure that those shots are absolutely sharp whenever you press on that shutter button.
Since this is a full-frame camera therefore you can expect extremely great low-light performance and enhanced depth of field compared to an APS-C body.
Buy Sony a7 III ILCE7M3/B Full-Frame Mirrorless Interchangeable-Lens Camera with 3-Inch LCD, Black - Was $1,998, now just $1,698
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