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Sony a7R VI Rolling Shutter Tested at Formula 1

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Fstoppers ran the Sony a7R VI at a Formula 1 race to see whether the camera's slower sensor readout produced visible rolling shutter artefacts on fast-moving subjects. The body pairs a 67MP stacked sensor with 30 fps blackout-free shooting, but readout speed comparisons to Sony's speed-focused bodies have followed it since launch.
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NOVEMBER 7, 2026Sony a7R VI Review: Stacked Sensor Changes the Series
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