Alpha 7 IV

Sleepy mountain towns under a sea of stars. Places like this are what really make me love where I live. This is another take on the beloved Cygnus region and all of its hydrogen alpha beauty. I’m still in awe every time I look at the back of my camera after hours of shooting this region of the sky.

One last shot of the comet Lemmon for me, since when it disappears it won't be visible for more than one thousand years. I had mixed feelings about getting it again or not since we all have seen so many photos of it already but the tail caught my attention, if at 135mm wasn't enough to get it entire

Sell the A7iv, buy the A7V. Better lowlight (second base iso is 8000 for video), better rolling shutter, better ibis.

We’re getting close to the winter Milky Way season! To celebrate, I’ve decided to take the plunge into h-alpha narrowband imaging to add to my photos. There are so many beautiful emissions in the winter band of the Milky Way that only become even more stunning when you add this data to them. Cygnus

The Milky Way arch at Passo Giau was one of the most challenging arches I’ve ever captured due to the intense light pollution and high humidity. After a spectacular sunset, we were enveloped in mist during the blue hour, but we were fortunate to have a clear night. I had the lens heater on at maximu

Hey everyone! I just tried astrophotography for the first time, right from my balcony. Used my Sony Alpha 7 IV with a 24-70GM lens. Settings were 24mm, ISO 5000, 30s shutter.

The original photo was super pale—almost light grey—but after some Lightroom tweaking, I got this. Still learning, so I’d lo

Also ich war selber an der Nordschleife mit meiner a7iv und dem 70-200 von sony und hätte mir deutlich mehr reichweite gewünscht. mit dem 100-400 von sony war es dann deutlich angenehmer, deswegen würde ich persönlich OP eher zum a6700 + 70-350 setup raten. wenn er sich taktisch clever platziert dan

Ive been shooting with an FX3 as my A cam and an a7IV as my B cam for a few years now, and they are a great pair. My FX3 usually goes on a gimbal or handheld for b-roll with a 24-70 lens, and for interviews is the wide or medium shot with audio attached to it, while the a7IV gets the 70-200 and is t

Yes, A7IV has nowhere near the features S5IIx, talking video, A7IV can give you a little bit more definition in photos but lacks everything else. The only thing Sony is better at is AF. Other than that, S5IIx is better (even low-light, S5IIx has better shadow retention and more "organic" noise). I h

The Milky Way arch at Passo Giau was one of the most challenging arches I’ve ever captured due to the intense light pollution and high humidity. After a spectacular sunset, we were enveloped in mist during the blue hour, but we were fortunate to have a clear night. I had the lens heater on at maximu