Why the Sony a7R VI Let a Portrait Photographer Stop Underexposing
Sony's a7R line has carried a large share of high-resolution portrait and wedding work for a decade, yet each model had a weak point somewhere, usually slow sensor readout or video that was merely passable. The Sony a7R VI is the first in the series with a fully stacked sensor, and that change affects how you expose, when you can trust a silent shutter, and whether one $4,500 body can handle both stills and video.
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