A decade after its last refresh, Sony has breathed new life into its renowned RX1R series with the announcement of the RX1R III, a fixed-lens compact camera boasting significant upgrades. The core of the RX1R III is a 61-megapixel full-frame Exmor R sensor, now coupled with Sony’s advanced Bionz XR and a dedicated AI image processing unit. This powerful combination unlocks enhanced autofocus capabilities, including precise and responsive human body and eye tracking. Set to hit the market in July, the RX1R III carries a price tag of approximately $5,099.99. Notable features include a Step Crop Shooting function for versatile composition, a dedicated macro mode for close-up photography, and the ability to record stunning 4K video at 30 frames per second. The camera’s autofocus system utilizes an impressive 693 phase-detection points, ensuring sharp and accurate focus even when tracking dynamic human movement.
Sony Unveils RX1R III: Classic Camera Gets AI-Enhanced Upgrade After Nearly a Decade
