He says that it is a production version of the camera:
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/cameras/sony_a7s_first_impressions.shtml
After some testing, he says that he sees the same DR as the A7r down sampled to 12 MP.
For ISO, he is calling it 2.5 stops better than the A7r. Where the A7r stops being usable for him around 6,400, he is saying that is almost equivalent to 51,000 on the A7s.
With sample images. I am on my phone, so I didn't look at the samples in detail myself:
"On the basis of these tests I would judge the A7s to have almost a three stop advantage over the A7r between ISO 6,400 (which is as high as I would use on the A7r) and ISO 51,200 where the A7s reaches its useful limit (for my type of shooting).
If you look closely you may decided that the difference is more like 2.5 stops, rather than 3 stops, but since I tested in whole stop increments..."
Best,
Michael
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/cameras/sony_a7s_first_impressions.shtml
After some testing, he says that he sees the same DR as the A7r down sampled to 12 MP.
For ISO, he is calling it 2.5 stops better than the A7r. Where the A7r stops being usable for him around 6,400, he is saying that is almost equivalent to 51,000 on the A7s.
With sample images. I am on my phone, so I didn't look at the samples in detail myself:
"On the basis of these tests I would judge the A7s to have almost a three stop advantage over the A7r between ISO 6,400 (which is as high as I would use on the A7r) and ISO 51,200 where the A7s reaches its useful limit (for my type of shooting).
If you look closely you may decided that the difference is more like 2.5 stops, rather than 3 stops, but since I tested in whole stop increments..."
Best,
Michael