Sony
Sony ILCE7RM4A/B compact mirrorless camera body only
Capture poster-size detail with a full-frame mirrorless body offering high speed and an OLED viewfinder
- Weight3.0000
- TypeBody Only
- Create poster-size enlargements from full-frame detail
- Connect to an HDTV via HDMI type-D for playback
- Preview shots before capture with the OLED viewfinder
- Compact body weighs 3.0000 units for easy handling
- Enhanced rigidity and connectivity raise productivity
Full-frame mirrorless body
Sony's a7R IV delivers medium-format resolution in a compact body, targeting photographers who need poster-size detail from a portable system. The high-resolution sensor captures expressive tonal range for commercial, landscape and studio work where cropping flexibility matters.
Rigid construction with HDMI type-D
Enhanced body rigidity improves handling during extended shoots and supports professional accessories without flex. An HDMI type-D output allows direct connection to an HDTV for immediate playback and client review on location or in the studio.
OLED viewfinder for critical focus
The electronic viewfinder provides a real-time preview of exposure and depth of field before the shutter is released. Resolution is limited by the lens used and the sensor's pixel density, so maximum detail requires optimal glass and technique.
Highlights
- Create poster-size enlargements from full-frame detail
- Connect to an HDTV via HDMI type-D for playback
- Preview shots before capture with the OLED viewfinder
- Compact body weighs 3.0000 units for easy handling
- Enhanced rigidity and connectivity raise productivity
Specifications
| Brand | SONY |
|---|---|
| Weight | 3.0000 |
| Type | Body Only |
Questions about this item
What does the HDMI type-D output cap in practice?
The HDMI type-D port lets you connect the camera to an HDTV for direct playback of images and video files.
What does the camera body weigh, and what does that imply for mounting?
The body weighs 3.0000 and uses the Sony E-mount, so it fits standard tripod plates and E-mount lenses without an adapter.
How is the camera set up for the first shot, and what step do people miss?
Charge the battery, insert a compatible memory card, attach an E-mount lens, then set the date, time and region before shooting.
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