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Re: Sony A7RVI


The deep crop capability of the A7R6 can be a lot of fun. I had a date day with my wife at the Columbus Zoo and had the Viltrox 135mm mounted as I had been using it for flower photography (my favorite lens for that due to wide open rendering). We happened upon the baby elephant drinking from a fountain and I used what was in my hand to capture a very loose quick shot before the moment passed. The deep crop image looks beautiful and the amount of detail is so satisfying for me (being a resolution geek since my 4x5 days). The Viltrox performs at f/1.8.




Jul 19, 2026 at 11:44 AM
Ross Martin
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Re: Sony A7RVI


The deep crop capability of the A7R6 can be a lot of fun. I had a date day with my wife at the Columbus Zoo and had the Viltrox 135mm mounted as I had been using it for flower photography (my favorite lens for that due to wide open rendering). We happened upon the baby elephant drinking from a fountain and I used what was in my hand to capture a very loose quick shot before the moment passed. The deep crop image looks beautiful and the amount of detail is so satisfying for me (being a resolution geek since my 4x5 days). The Viltrox performs at f/1.8.




Jul 19, 2026 at 11:41 AM
Ross Martin
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Re: Sony A7RVI


The deep crop capability of the A7R6 can be a lot of fun. I had a date day at the Columbus Zoo with my wife and had the Viltrox 135mm mounted as I had been using it for flower photography (my favorite lens for that due to wide open rendering). We happened upon the baby elephant drinking from a fountain and I used what was in my hand to capture a very loose quick shot before the moment passed. The deep crop image looks beautiful and the amount of detail is so satisfying for me (being a resolution geek since my 4x5 days). The Viltrox performs at f/1.8.




Jul 19, 2026 at 11:21 AM





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