Dpreview published their studio scene photos taken with the new Sony a9 III camera under the title "Global shutter comes with an image quality cost":
"Examining the a9 III's images shows everything that you'd expect from it having a reduced capacity for light. The higher base ISO isn't inherently a problem for sports shooters, so it's simply a question of whether the noise penalty is worthwhile for all the things that super-fast 120fps shooting and global shutter bring.
But what does this trade-off mean beyond the pro sports market? Our tests show that this sensor's performance comes with an image quality hit that might make less sense for general photography. Furthermore, this cost of up to a stop of image quality in return for added performance is likely to make global shutter less appealing in the smaller APS-C and Four Thirds formats, which don't have the luxury of so much IQ to give up." (Dpreview)
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DPR: Sony a9III Studio Scene – High Frame Rate Global Shutter Costs One Stop
