Sony A7 Mark Iii Digital Camera Body Only

Love the new batteries for the mark iii gen Sony a7 bodies.� Takes a beating and do not have anxiety thinking about battery life anymore

This is my lazy and back up camera. When I'm too lazy to carry the Sony A7 iii or A7R III this is my go to. I also bring it on trips as a great back-up or going out to dinner camera. It fits easily into my pants pocket and has a great lens.

A very good adapter for my Sony a7 iii

Works Great Sony a7 iii

Even though the body of the camera is very similar to that of the A1 and A7S III, the screen of the A7 IV is a different size. You will need this screen protector and not the PCK-LG1 to get a proper fit. Works great.

I was looking for a wrist strap for my Sony A7 iii and this is perfect. This is strong and light and is great for carrying my camera around all day. No worries about dropping or losing my camera.

I have upgraded from Sony A7 III and besides there is no big difference on paper camera is very flexible to use and customize buttons. New screen rotation is what I was expecting after long time. I missed it since Canon EOS cameras. Besides increase megapixels and new sensor I may be was expecting much but its very roughly 5% increase in terms of image quality and sharpness. ISO performance seems almost the same.

It seems like Sony really listened to their feedback from the a7 III and put together a really wonderful hybrid camera by incorporating elements from all of their current more expensive models and even a few surprises that are a first for Sony and the industry. I'm very pleased with this camera over the last 2 weeks and I look forward to using it more to expand my creative visions.

As others have noted, this is a greatly improved battery if you have a Sony mirrorless camera like the A7 III. Did not waste time on 3rd party offerings. This is reliable and excellent performance.

I got my Sony A7 III from B&H on April 11, 2018, the day after it was first released to the public. I also bought the Power 2000 battery so that I would have 2 camera batteries. NOTE: I typically shoot 3,200 RAW images per battery charge (I prefer the viewfinder and rarely use the back screen which saves energy).  After a year, I find no discernible performance difference between the Sony OEM battery and the Power2000. Oddly, when I updated to the latest A7 III firmware version, the camera display shows the Power2000 charge level at startup, then it disappears after a few seconds. There is also a warning about using 3rd party batteries. IMHO, this is just a scare tactic. This battery is a solid performer.