Sony launches RX1R III compact camera with AI processor

Sony has just officially introduced the RX1R III - the third generation of the famous RX1R series, featuring a 61 megapixel back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS full-frame sensor, the latest BIONZ XR image processor and ZEISS Sonnar T 35mm F2.

Sony's RX1R III camera is equipped with a 61-megapixel full-frame sensor combined with the BIONZ XR processor, delivering super-sharp, detailed photos that maintain quality even in complex lighting conditions.

The RX1R III camera features a full-frame sensor with 61 million pixels and an AI processor.

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Users can take a panoramic view of Mu Cang Chai terraced fields, then zoom in on a corner of the photo and still clearly see each roof and the silhouette of farmers harvesting rice; or capture the scene of Hoi An ancient town at sunset, with each lantern and tiled roof pattern still clearly visible.

The anti-reflective (AR) coating on the sensor surface and the removal of the optical low-pass filter help to produce sharp, depth-rich images. Complementing this power is the ZEISS Sonnar T 35 mm F2 lens, which is fine-tuned down to the micron between the lens and the sensor surface, delivering outstanding optical quality.

Inheriting the power of the high-end Alpha series, the RX1R III is equipped with an AI processor that can see and understand subjects almost like a professional photographer. The RX1R III can recognize eyes, faces, human bodies, animals, birds, and subjects even when their backs are turned or partially covered, applicable to both stills and videos .

Compact design, flexible operation

The RX1R III body is made of magnesium alloy, which is both light and durable, like an armor to protect all the internal components. The delicate flat surface, the dials and MI Shoe slots are reasonably arranged, allowing quick operation while still ensuring aesthetics. The grip is firm, allowing you to shoot steadily with one hand.

The 2.36 million-dot XGA OLED electronic viewfinder with 0.70x magnification clearly displays every detail. The device uses an NP-FW50 battery with the ability to take up to 300 photos per charge and supports fast charging via the USB-C port with the USB Power Delivery standard, or an additional external power source such as a backup battery, ready to accompany you throughout the working day.

It is expected that Sony RX1R III will officially go on sale in Vietnam from August 18 with a retail price of 125.99 million VND.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/sony-ra-mat-may-anh-compact-rx1r-iii-voi-bo-xu-ly-ai-185250815142027631.htm