Sony
Alpha 7 IV
Based on 315 Reddit mentions
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I made my highest resolution image of the milky way yet (288 megapixels).
Some details on the shot: Back in April I was in Big Bend, Texas, under the darkest skies in the United States. If you haven't been, I highly recommend it for night sky viewing. It's the first time I've seen a sky as dark as what I experienced on my trip to Namibia a few years ago - you can practica
...peeweekid in r/space
December 28, 2025 10:55 PM
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Walt Disney World Testing Significantly Improved Disney PhotoPass Cameras
I was really surprised the first time we did Photopass and saw the old Nikons. The A7IV is a huge upgrade (although I'm biased because that's what I shoot with), but the real magic would be if they bumped the file sizes for the downloads.
Cease_Cows_ in r/WaltDisneyWorld
July 5, 2025 4:13 AM
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First and Maybe Last Visit to India?
I shot these on a full frame mirrorless camera. I use a Sony a7iv with a 70-200mm gm ii lens. I should have brought a 16-35mm too but such is life. The 4th image is the only one from my iPhone. You may be able to get similar shots with other non-Apple mobile products. I am no pro photographer but my
...kobeburner in r/travel
April 4, 2025 6:40 PM
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ITAP of a Railroad Truss
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
...Zilla2015 in r/itookapicture
September 26, 2025 1:33 PM
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Editing is everything tbh (original in comments)
Shot on a Sony a7iv with a 24-105mm lens. Shot at 44mm, 100 iso, and 1/60 shutter. Been trying to really get advanced with editing and ensure every photo I want people to see never feels like "just a photo". I've been really working on creating dramatic depth and tense lighting. For this shot, I lit
...OceanRadioGuy in r/photocritique
February 9, 2025 11:00 PM
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Heaviest crop I've ever done. Did I pull it off? (After vs Before)
Modern cameras are absolutely insane. A7IV + 100-400 GM. I can only imagine what you could do with a 61mp sensor instead of my 33. I'm really happy with the results however.
Drekdyr in r/postprocessing
February 6, 2025 4:04 PM
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Camera Upgrade question!
a7IV is a killer wedding photo camera. But they may get cheaper after a7V is announced. RV is overkill for weddings in my opinion—much larger file sizes.
dubefest in r/WeddingPhotography
November 26, 2025 4:45 PM
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TIL that in 2019, Fender Guitars conducted a study and found that 90% of new guitar players abandoned playing within the first year. The 10% that don't quit end up spending an average of $10,000 on equipment such as guitars and amps over their life.
Photography is def more expensive than guitar! The guitar tech doesn't really change much over time and your current guitar/amp/pedals don't lose a lot of value over time either. Sound is an incredibly subjective thing, it's entirely possible that I will like the feel and tone of my old guitar more
...Paddy_Tanninger in r/todayilearned
November 7, 2025 5:48 PM
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Would you switch S5II for a S1II (mainly stils)?
As someone who uses both, I can say it’s worth it for several reasons: – faster buffer – the camera is noticeably quicker overall — startup time, operation, opening playback – significantly better autofocus, especially for tracking people. The S5II sometimes struggles to pick up an eye in profile, w
...NoNegotiation2167 in r/Lumix
November 17, 2025 11:38 AM
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I lost an argument against a friend about phone cameras vs photo cameras
The rift is as close as it’s going to get. Phones take good photos if you 1) don’t zoom in 2) shoot in perfect lighting 3) ignore the horrible fake bokeh and 4) look at the images on smaller screens. I’ve got an iPhone 12 Pro, and it’s legitimately no where close to my a7iv and it shouldn’t be and n
...CircleK-Choccy-Milk in r/photography
August 11, 2022 7:44 PM
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