"Sony announced its new flagship high-resolution camera, the A7R VI. The standout feature is its fully stacked full-frame sensor with 66.8 megapixels of resolution and up to 16 stops of dynamic range. That's only an increase of about six megapixels for the VI model, but its stacked architecture means a much faster readout speed for higher burst rates, better silent shooting with the electronic shutter, and improved video performance."
"The new A7R camera has a slew of new features and ones it's inherited from other Alpha models. The A7R V debuted Sony's AI-based autofocus system, and the VI is claimed to improve on it with Real-time Recognition AF+. There's also a new 9.44 million dot OLED viewfinder, similar to the one on the A1 II, and backlight illumination for the camera's buttons."
"The grip design (one that I've often bemoaned) is slightly chunkier to accommodate a new, higher capacity battery. A new battery is a big change for Sony shooters, as Alpha cameras have been using the NP-FZ100 for years. And if you"
Sony announced the A7R VI flagship high-resolution full-frame camera. The standout feature is a fully stacked sensor offering 66.8 megapixels and up to 16 stops of dynamic range. The stacked design enables faster readout speed for higher burst rates, improved silent shooting with the electronic shutter, and better video performance. The camera also includes Real-time Recognition AF+ improvements to Sony’s AI-based autofocus system. A 9.44 million dot OLED viewfinder is included, along with backlight illumination for camera buttons. The grip is redesigned to fit a higher-capacity battery, and the new battery represents a change from the long-used NP-FZ100. The A7R VI launches in June for $4,499.99.
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