This combination not only serves up detail-rich images, it also allows the A1 to shoot at up to 30fps with a buffer that can capture up to 155 compressed raw files or 165 JPEGs with the electronic shutter. Its 50.1MP full-frame Exmor R BSI CMOS sensor, which is powered by dual Bionz XR image processors, provides incredible image quality and speed. Also shoots 8K/30p and 4K/120p video with 10-bit color depthĪt the heart of any camera is the sensor and processor, which other features and functions revolve around – and the Sony A1 is like a super-charged cross between a Sony A9 II and Sony A7R IV.Dual Bionz XR processors help produce 30fps continuous shooting.50.1MP full-frame sensor produces incredible image quality.For photographers shooting a diverse range of subjects, the Alpha 1 will remain an extremely attractive proposition despite that high price.
But where the Sony A1 leaps ahead is with its all-round shooting power. Just to put this into perspective, the Fujifilm GFX100S costs $5,999 / £5,499 / AU$9,499, and offers just over double the resolution on a sensor that's 1.7x larger. Sure, you won’t find any sport or press photographers shooting with something along the lines of a Fujifilm GFX100S, but landscape and portrait photographers are a completely different story. As a full-frame/35mm equivalent camera, the price point is encroaching on that of medium format cameras. At $6,500 / £6,499 / AU$10,499 body only, this camera is a serious investment that even some working professionals will struggle to justify.
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