I have a new camera, after eight years: a Sony α7CR.
It is a mirrorless, full-frame digital camera that takes 61-megapixel pictures— so it is able to capture stunning detail.
f-stop: f/5.6 |Exposure time: 1/320 s |ISO speed: ISO-250 |Focal length: 171 mm | Max aperture: 4.96875 |Metering mode: Spot
The 35 mm (35.7 x 23.8 mm) full frame Exmor R CMOS sensor captures 6,336 x 9,504 pixels (a 2:3 ratio).
In order to post all of the out-of-camera .jpg on this WordPress blog, I reduced it to 25% of its original size.
For right now, I have the camera set to ‘Program Auto’ mode.
So I just framed the image with my Tamron 28-200 mm zoom lens, and the camera picked the exposure and all the other settings.
