New revelation of Sony A7R5 flagship camera: using new pixel offset technology to support motion correction

CTOnews.com, October 19, according to the latest news from sonyalpharumors, Sony's flagship A7R5 camera, which will be released on October 26, will use the new pixel offset technology (Pixelshift) and support motion correction, which is expected to make handheld pixel offset shooting possible.

Combining the previous revelations, Sony A7R5 will be equipped with a newly developed processor, which will be greatly improved in speed; the same 61MP sensor as the previous generation; a new AF system with artificial intelligence deep learning; support for 8k 24p (cutting) and 4k 60p recording; the same heat dissipation design of A7S3, which allows A7R5 to record up to 30 minutes of 8K video; and a side flip screen with a newly designed 8-block body anti-shake system.

CTOnews.com learned that Sony's A7R series cameras focus on high-definition quality and carry high-pixel CMOS. In 2019, the Sony A7R4 camera was released, equipped with Sony's first 6100-megapixel full-frame sensor, with 15 levels of dynamic range, 10 high-speed continuous shots per second, 567 phase detection focus and 425 contrast detection focus, covering about 74% of the view range, while supporting real-time tracking and 5.5 anti-shake effects.