When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. The Sony a7 V is a surprisingly large step forward from the already capable a7 IV. The move to a "partially-stacked" version of the 33MP BSI CMOS sensor lets it shoot faster, boosting both burst shooting and video capabilities. It also adopts a design that can combine its sensor's low- and high-gain readout modes, offering excellent dynamic range. Buy now:Buy at Amazon.comBuy at AdoramaBuy at B&H Photo A new processor allows it to deliver the latest AI-trained subject recognition modes, giving you autofocus performance to match that fast shooting and those video capabilities. However, it has some fierce competition in the do-everything full-frame sector, especially in the light of a price rise over its predecessor. Watch the video to see what we thought after our usual extensive testing and use. Click here to read our full, written review of the Sony a7 V Sony a7 V review sample gallery Please do not re
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