Sony A7R III dynamic range results has been published by Dpreview website.
Dynamic range in photography describes the ratio between the maximum and minimum measurable light intensities (white and black, respectively). We can also interpret dynamic range as the measurement between the whitest whites and the blackest blacks in an image, or the lowest and highest values of density and luminance.
According to the Sony A7R III dynamic range results, the camera compares pretty well with its predecessor Sony A7 II. and the high-resolution Sony A7R III. You might notice the 0.5 EV advantage of the a7 III at ISO 640, but for the most part performance is similar.
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Dpreview: Sony A7 III Dynamic Range Results
Everything you need to know about the Sony A7 III, including impressions and comparison, videos. Here is the Sony A7 III vs Sony A7 II vs Sony A7R III Dynamic Range Results.
Compared with the a7 II (green), the a7 III (orange) shows much better dynamic range (at least 1.6 EV) at higher ISOs. Also, whereas you can see noise reduction being applied to the a7 II’s Raw at 25,600, it doesn’t kick in until ISO 64,000 (beyond the graph) on the Mark III.
Summary of the test results from DPReview:
| ISO 100 (24MP) | ISO 100 (8MP) | ISO 640 (24MP) | ISO 640 (8MP) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| a7 III | 13.8 EV | 14.6 EV | 13.4 EV | 14.2 EV |
| a7 III (compressed 12-bit) | 12.4 EV | 13.2 EV | 12.3 EV | 13.2 EV |
| a7 II | 13.9 EV | 14.7 EV | 11.8 EV | 12.6 EV |
| a7R III | 14 EV | 14.8 EV | 13.1 EV | 13.9 EV |
| a7R II | 13.6 EV | 14.4 EV | 12.9 EV | 13.7 EV |
| a9 | 12.6 EV | 13.4 EV | 12.4 EV | 13.2 EV |
From DPReview:
The a7 III‘s image quality more or less matches what we’ve come to expect from modern, well-performing full-frame sensors. There’s really not much difference between the a7 III, the a7R III, the a7R II, or the Nikon D850 for that matter.
But if you’re coming from one of the original a7 cameras, you’ll notice the dramatic increase in low light performance. The a7 III bests its predecessors both in dynamic range and general noise performance at higher ISOs, thanks to a number of sensor improvements (efficiency, BSI, dual-gain). Interestingly, the a7 III, which we’d imagine shares a similar sensor to the a9 minus the stacked design. Offers roughly 1 EV more dynamic range than that camera at ISOs 100 and 640 (the cameras even out at the highest ISOs). General noise performance of the a9 – if you’re not pushing your files – is similar though.
Sony a7 III Accessories:
Sony VG-C3EM Vertical Grip: $348 at Amazon, B&H, Adorama.
Sony 64GB SF-G Series UHS-II SDXC Memory Card: $119.99 at Amazon, B&H, Adorama.
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