Sony Alpha ILCE 7R IIIA + Sigma 16-28mm f2.8 DG DN

Sony Alpha ILCE-7R IIIA Body

High resolution and light sensitivity enhance your images in terms of sharpness, naturalness, and detail. Autofocus and tracking performance, as well as continuous shooting mode at up to 10 frames per second, have been significantly improved. Professional usability for greater efficiency! A lightweight, compact body allows for more flexible use.

With an extremely high-resolution, rear-illuminated 43.6 megapixel Exmor R CMOS full-frame sensor, ten frames per second, and extra-fast autofocus, the α7R IIIA is ahead of its predecessor. The 399 phase autofocus points cover about 68 percent of the sensor. In addition, there are 425 contrast autofocus points. Even the eye autofocus is now twice as effective as before. The 5-axis optical image stabilizer gives photographers 5.5 more stops of latitude. Videographers will be pleased with 4K videos with full pixel readout and no pixel binning.

Professionals will appreciate the two SD card slots, longer battery life, and superspeed USB port (USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type C). The camera itself is small and compact.

Sigma 16-28mm f2.8 DG DN Sony-E

The full-frame SIGMA 16-28mm F2.8 DG DN Contemporary lens combines outstanding image quality and a large constant aperture of F2.8 with a robust yet lightweight construction. It thus opens up new scope for Sony e-mount photographers who expect professional results from a compact product. Thanks to excellently corrected field curvature, the 16-28mm F2.8 DG DN Contemporary images sharply right to the corners of the frame, which is crucial for many wide-angle applications.

Five FLD lenses and four aspheres ensure optimal image quality with a minimum of aberrations. An internal zoom mechanism ensures that the length of the lens remains the same over the entire focal length range and that it is always well balanced in the hand. The fact that the center of gravity hardly shifts when Zooming is also an advantage for mounting in a gimbal. A thread at the front simplifies the use of filters.