The Sony a7R VI in action: wildlife, landscapes, portraits and more

When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Sony a7R VI | Sigma 24-70mm F2.8 DG DN II | 70mm | F5.6 | 1/16 sec | ISO 100Photo: Mitchell Clark This week, Sony announced the a7R VI, the latest entry in its lineup of full-frame cameras focused on maximum resolution and image quality. We were able to spend some time shooting a variety of subjects with it: portraits, wildlife, landscapes (of course) and even some action to really test the speed and capability of its stacked sensor and AF algorithms. So far, we've been quite impressed with the detail this camera captures, both in our samples and in our studio scene. But this sensor's resolution is only part of the story, as Sony also says it sets a benchmark for dynamic range performance in its lineup. However, we'll have to wait until we can edit its Raw files before we can test and illustrate that, so keep an eye out for some Adobe Camera Raw conversions in this gallery once support becomes availab