Re: Which current Sony is best for High ISO/Low Light photography?
Having just tried a few test shots with the A7r5 at 12800 I have to say it's still pretty damn good. There is a a little chroma noise in light coloured areas but nothing really objectionable for event work and 20% in denoise cleans the file up well. There is an obvious loss in DR and pulling detail from a shadow area is problematic. all the same usable in a pinch. I do remember buying the original A7s when it was released basically for it's high iso performance and it behaved a little better with some Leica RF lenses, it gave lovely film like files. Anyway I can understand that some wouldn't be happy with the IQ at higher iso but for me for documentary work it is more about the image photographically than ultimate IQ
Feb 25, 2024 at 04:17 AM
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