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The Sony a7CR puts the 61MP full-frame Exmor R sensor and BIONZ XR processor from the a7R V into a body close to the size of an a7C. It shoots up to 8 fps with the mechanical shutter and 7 fps electronic at full resolution, with 14-bit stills, a 15-stop dynamic range and ISO 100-32000 expandable to 50-102400. It suits travel, landscape and street shooters who want maximum resolution in a small body. Against the a7R V it gives up the larger viewfinder, dual card slots and full mechanical shutter feel; against the a7C II it trades the 33MP sensor and lower price for far more detail.
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Owners and reviewers treat the a7CR as the a7R V's sensor in a travel-friendly body. They praise the detail, dynamic range and autofocus, and accept the smaller viewfinder and single card slot as the trade for size.
The Sony a7CR is a compact full-frame mirrorless camera. It combines the 61MP full-frame sensor and BIONZ XR processor from the a7R V in a body made for everyday carry. The Exmor R CMOS sensor has a copper wiring layer for faster data transmission and records 14-bit stills. It has a 15-stop dynamic range.
The BIONZ XR processor offers up to 8x the processing performance of previous generations. It handles AI tasks and intelligent autofocus alongside imaging, and it reduces rolling shutter and other motion distortion. Pixel Shift Multi Shooting uses the sensor-shift stabilization to take 16 consecutive exposures. The files are merged afterward in Sony Imaging software.
Autofocus uses a dedicated AI Processing Unit for subject recognition and tracking. Human Pose Estimation helps the camera keep focus on the targeted person, even if someone crosses in front. It also detects skin areas for more accurate portrait exposure. The 5-axis optical image stabilization gives seven stops of shake compensation and works with adapted lenses.
