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>>A polarizing filter will not help.<<
Thank you.
>>There are two flare issues with the A7(R) that have been amply illustrated in the A7(R) image thread. One cause of flare is the shiny interior of adapters. People have successfully tackled this problem by covering the adapter barrel with less reflective materials and/or by adding baffles.
The other cause of flare are reflections within the sensor filter stack. Night shots almost invariably reveal a radial streak of ghosts emanating from highlights. Although noticed directly only when the contrast is very high, such reflections lower the contrast of any image.
Flare, regardless of its cause, ultimately sets the dynamic range limit in HDR imaging. The A7(R) would not be my camera of choice for HDR. Best sensor on the market? Perhaps, but not in every regard. <<
Thanks, I will put the A7R as my backup and get the D800. My D700 is still working fine but it is getting a bit old with lots of use.
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