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Sony Alpha A7R IV ILCE7RM4/B in Stock on Amazon India

Sony's latest flagship mirrorless camera A7R IV ILCE7RM4/B is now in stock online in India on Amazon. It is priced at Rs 2,99,990 MRP ( body only ). In the US, the price is $3,498. Sony A7R Mark 4 comes with top end specs. It has a new design and a bigger, deeper grip perfect for comfortable shooting for long hours. It features a 61MP Exmor R BSI CMOS sensor and is powered by the latest gen Bionz X image processor. It also comes with a Front End LSI for faster operation. Both slots on the A7RM4 now support UHS II cards. 

 Like previous gen A7R models, this too feature 5 Axis image stabilization, helping the photographer to use slow shutter speeds in low light scenarios without causing blur. 4K @ 30fps is supported. S Log 3, S Log 2, HLG profiles are available out of the box for professionals to get the best quality video out of the massive mega pixel camera. There are 567 phase detection auto focus points resulting in accurate and fast auto focus even in challenging lighting conditions. 

 Sony Alpha A7R IV comes with 2 years Sony India Warranty. 

 Current Lowest Price on AmazonIN : https://amzn.to/2OvkXUx




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