Sony A7R VI Measured: 1-Stop DR Gain Over A7R V at Low ISO

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Bill Claff has published dynamic range measurements for the Sony A7R VI. The new body gains a full stop over the A7R V at ISO 50 through ISO 200, then holds a quarter-stop lead from ISO 200 upward. At low ISO, the readings put it above current medium format cameras.

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Sony A7R VI Measured: 1-Stop DR Gain Over A7R V at Low ISO

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The Sony a7R VI Has the Best Dynamic Range of Any Full-Frame Camera

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