Two months with Sony's 67MP a7R VI reveals a camera that handles landscapes

After two months of use, the Sony a7R VI is noted for its ability to capture 67-megapixel images at 30 frames per second, a combination previously considered contradictory. The camera performed exceptionally well in landscape, wildlife, portrait, and editorial photography, with its autofocus consistently hitting the mark across thousands of shots. Its dynamic range allows for significant recovery of highlights and shadows, and the electronic shutter delivers high-speed shooting without noticeable rolling shutter, even at this high resolution. The primary complaint is the large file sizes, with a desire for a lower-resolution RAW option similar to previous models.