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One of the features they mentioned in the press release for the A7R6 was that it could focus on things smaller in the image. I wasn't sure what they meant by that, but I think I have an interesting example.
Sansa the cheetah was relaxing under a favourite tree, and the only view I could get of her was through a gap under a fallen tree.
Full frame, scaled to 2048 pixels across for this site:
I thought that looked reasonably well focussed. Let's see it at 100%:
I'm willing to accept that as pretty decent auto-focus
Not an image I'm going to hang on the wall, but I thought you might be interested.
It was a bright sunny day, but she was in shadow (I've lifted the shadows a fair bit to show the resolved detail - no other editing)
Shot at 400mm on the 100-400mm f/4.5, at f/4.5, ISO 800, 1/1000 on the A7R6. The full frame image is 9984 x 6656, and the crop is 2048 x 1536.
Sansa the cheetah was relaxing under a favourite tree, and the only view I could get of her was through a gap under a fallen tree.
Full frame, scaled to 2048 pixels across for this site:
I thought that looked reasonably well focussed. Let's see it at 100%:
I'm willing to accept that as pretty decent auto-focus
Not an image I'm going to hang on the wall, but I thought you might be interested.It was a bright sunny day, but she was in shadow (I've lifted the shadows a fair bit to show the resolved detail - no other editing)
Shot at 400mm on the 100-400mm f/4.5, at f/4.5, ISO 800, 1/1000 on the A7R6. The full frame image is 9984 x 6656, and the crop is 2048 x 1536.
