Sony a7R VI camera first rumored specifications

Here is the first set of rumored Sony a7R VI camera specifications I received today:

Sony’s A7R VI is set to be released before November 2026, right before the Alpha 7S series
The Alpha 7R VI is currently undergoing testing on a small scale
BIONZ XR2 processor with 8.5 stops of image stabilisation
30fps 14-bit RAW continuous shooting
RAW pre-capture
60fps AE/AF
16-frame high-resolution composite shooting
Up to 32-frame noise-reduced composite shooting
The grip has been redesigned, adopting the deeper handle found on the A1 II.
The screen’s maximum brightness is 50% higher than the A1 II.
The A7R VI uses a full-stacked sensor with 80M effective pixels
It’s seen as a big step up from the A7 V, and it’s in a similar position to the A7R III and A7 III at the time
No open gate, no RAW video, no 6K HEVCIt supports full-frame 10.9K oversampled 8K30p, APS-C 7.1K oversampled 4K60p, and full-frame 5.5K (pixel-binning) oversampled 4K120p video
For stills, it can take 30 fps, but there’s a hard limit on the number of frames.
The dynamic range is still better than the A7R V in mechanical shutter mode when using electronic shutter, and it has a 16+ stop dynamic range when enabling mechanical shutter.
The number of pixels on the screen is higher than the A7 V, but the electronic shutter speed is slightly faster. However, the electronic shutter speed is still only a third of the A1 II.