Sony ILCE-7V launched with AI autofocus and 33MP Exmor RS sensor: 7 key highlights

Sony ILCE-7V Launched In India: Sony on Wednesday, December 3, launched its full-frame mirrorless camera – the ILCE-7V – in India. This is the fifth generation in the popular Alpha 7 full-frame mirrorless line-up, and is powered by the newly developed partially stacked Exmor RS CMOS image sensor with approximately 33.0 effective MP.

“The newly launched ILCE-7V sets a new benchmark for an all-around Full-Frame camera. Built to offer a great imaging experience, it is a tool that push the boundaries of creativity and capture imagery beyond imagination. This is made for creators who wants advanced controls, next-gen innovation &lightning-fast speed,” said Mukesh Srivastava, Head of Digital Imaging Business, Sony India.

According to the company, the ILCE-7V camera comes with

• New BIONZ XR2 engine with integrated AI boosts autofocus, tracking accuracy and overall imaging performance.
• 30 per cent faster Real-time Recognition AF with 759 phase-detection points covering 94 per cent of the frame for reliable subject tracking.
• High-speed continuous shooting up to 30 fps, blackout-free, with 60 AF/AE calculations per second and support for 14-bit RAW.
• Up to 16 stops of dynamic range and AI-driven Auto White Balance for more natural tones in challenging lighting.
• Versatile 4K video options, including 7K oversampled 4K 60p and 4K 120p (APS-C), paired with enhanced stabilisation modes.
• Improved heat management and battery efficiency allow longer 4K recording and extended still-photo sessions.
• New FE 28–70mm OSS II lens offers faster AF tracking, coordinated stabilisation and lightweight handling for hybrid shooters.

The ILCE-7V camera will be available from December 10, and the ILCE-7V M-Kit will be available from February 2026 at Sony Center, select Croma, Amazon, etc.