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Sony Alpha 7R

The Sony Alpha 7R is a full-frame mirrorless camera using the E-mount system, introduced in 2013 as part of Sony's first generation of compact full-frame bodies. It launched alongside the standard Alpha 7 and was positioned as the higher-resolution option, aimed at landscape and studio users who wanted full-frame quality in a smaller body than a DSLR.

Hammer prices at recent UK auction sit in a narrow band, with the two recorded sales of £320 and £350 giving a median around £335. As of today in 2026 the Alpha 7R sells for considerably less than newer R-series bodies, and what a clean example is worth depends heavily on shutter count, sensor cleanliness and whether the original battery and charger are present.

Sales History

Prices shown are UK auction hammer results — the wholesale level achieved in the saleroom. Neither buyer’s nor seller’s commission is included. Dealer and retail asking prices are typically higher.

Prices updated: July 2024

Date Price Source
Jul 2024 £350 Flints Auctions
Jul 2023 £320 David Duggleby

Frequently asked questions

What is a Sony Alpha 7R worth in the UK today?

Recent UK auction hammer results sit between roughly £320 and £350, so a working body in average cosmetic condition is worth around that level before any buyer's premium.

How much does a Sony Alpha 7R sell for at auction?

The two most recent UK sales fetched £320 in 2023 and £350 in 2024, giving a typical hammer price near £335 for a complete example.

Is the Sony Alpha 7R still a useful camera to buy at this price?

At current values it offers full-frame resolution for a low outlay, though buyers should weigh the lack of in-body stabilisation and the loud shutter against newer R-series alternatives.