The first set of (probably incorrect) specifications for the Sony A7rVI is making the rounds on the web.

Multiple accounts shared those Sony A7rVI specs that I think are NOT reliable:

• 80MP Full-Stacked Sensor: Features 80M effective pixels, representing a massive resolution jump for the series.
• 16+ Stop Dynamic Range: Delivers 16+ stops of dynamic range when using the mechanical shutter; dynamic range with the electronic shutter also exceeds the A7R V.
• BIONZ XR2 Processor: Equipped with the next-generation processing engine for significantly faster data throughput.
• 8.5-Stop Image Stabilisation: Advanced in-body stabilization system providing up to 8.5 stops of compensation.
• 30fps 14-bit RAW Burst: Supports continuous shooting at 30fps with AE/AF tracking at 60fps (includes RAW pre-capture functionality).
• High-Resolution Video: Supports 8K30p (oversampled from 10.9K full-frame), 4K60p (oversampled from 7.1K APS-C), and 4K120p (5.5K pixel-binning).
• Enhanced Display: Features a screen with 50% higher maximum brightness than the A1 II and a higher pixel count than the A7 V.
• Redesigned Ergonomics: Adopts the deeper, more comfortable handle and grip design found on the Alpha 1 II.
• Electronic Shutter Speed: Faster readout than the A7R V, though technically rated at approximately one-third the speed of the A1 II.
• Composite Shooting Modes: Includes 16-frame high-resolution composite shooting and up to 32-frame noise-reduced composite shooting.
• Video Limitations: Does not support “Open Gate” recording, internal RAW video, or 6K HEVC formats.
• Performance Context: Positioned as a major generational leap over the Sony A7 V, mirroring the significant gap seen between the A7 III and A7R III.
• Release Timeline: Currently in small-scale testing; set for official release before November 2026.

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via Weibo