Sony a7 III Review

Despite its billing as a 'basic' model, the Sony a7 III is a
supremely capable full frame camera. Though it doesn't have the most megapixels
or shoot the fastest bursts, its well-judged mix of resolution, speed, features
and price point make it an easy recommendation for all kinds of photographers
and all kinds of photography.
Key Features:
- 24MP
full frame BSI CMOS sensor
- 93%
autofocus coverage (693 phase detection points, 425 for contrast
detection)
- Oversampled
4K/24p video taken from full width 6K (cropped-in 5K for 30p)
- In-body
image stabilization
- 10
fps continuous shooting
- 2.36M-dot
OLED viewfinder, 0.78x magnification
- AF
joystick
- Touchscreen
- Larger,
'Z-type' battery (CIPA rated to 710 shots)
- Dual
SD memory card slots
- USB
3.1 Type C
Compared to its predecessor, the Sony a7 III has been updated in
almost every way; when compared to other similarly priced full frame options,
the a7 III looks to be a cut above in many respects. For generalist
photographers, wedding and event shooters and even sports specialists, the a7
III gets an awful lot of things just right. But as with previous Sony
mirrorless full-frame cameras, there are some foibles that persist with this
new model.
source: https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/sony-a7-iii-review