With Sony A7S III, you can record your videos at a highest resolution of 3840 x 2160 at 120p, 60p, 50p,30p,25p,24p fps with bit rates up to 500 mbps and save in MPEG-4, XAVC S, XAVC HS, XAVC S-1, H.264 and H.265 formats. Sony A7S III's 4K is the common standard resolution in consumer video world.
A great advantage of Sony A7S III while shooting video at resolution of 4K is that there is no crop factor so you can use your lens at its actual focal length.
No Video Recording Limit
Sony Alpha A7S III doesn't have the 30 minutes max video recording limitation that many cameras have, so you can keep recording non-stop until either your storage is full or battery is depleted or the camera over-heats.
High-Speed Video
A7S III features a high speed mode where it captures videos at 240fps which helps to create slow motion videos. If you shoot a video at a frame rate of 240fps and play it back at 24fps, the video will be 10x slower and longer than normal.
Microphones, Speaker and Headphone Connections
Sony Alpha A7S III has a built-in Stereo microphone and a Mono speaker. Sony A7S III also has a port for an
external microphone and a
headphone port for connecting external headphones which make Sony A7S III a very suitable camera high quality videography.
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Essential Videography / Filmmaking Accessories for your Camera
Electronic Video Stabilization
Sony A7S III also features an Digital Video Stabilization mode where videos are stabilized in-camera while you are shooting. Keep in mind that this effect may crop your videos a little bit and doesn't help stabilizing still images. This kind of video stabilization effect can be replicated by using some of the advanced video editing softwares in your PC.