The TRUTH about the Sony a7R VI! Better than Hasselblad?

Visit Milford Photo at https://milfordphoto.com/ Buy the a7R VI at http://SDP.io/ma7R6 Buy the a7R V at http://SDP.io/ma7R5 In this video, we're taking a closer look at the capabilities of the Sony a7R VI, comparing its output directly against the Sony a7R V. We'll explore why this digital camera continues to impress and what makes it a best sony camera option for many creators. Get ready for some insightful camera reviews and a deep dive into the performance of this powerful sony alpha mirrorless camera. I took the new 67-megapixel Sony A7R VI all around New York City to see if it’s the ultimate hybrid camera. From testing the new 30fps electronic shutter and animal eye AF at the Central Park Zoo, to checking for rolling shutter on an electric aircraft at the Seaport, we put it through a massive real-world test. I also brought along Nelly for a Pam Anderson-inspired portrait shoot in the Meatpacking District, and compared the A7R VI directly against the Sony A7R V and the medium format Hasselblad X2D 100C to see who wins in high ISO, dynamic range, and skin tones. Huge thanks to Milford Photo for sponsoring this video! Milford Photo is the best camera store in Connecticut. If you're struggling to weigh the pros, cons, and costs of upgrading to the A7R VI, their team can help you pick the right gear and get the most bang for your buck. Chapters: 00:00 - Intro & Central Park Zoo Autofocus Test 02:18 - 67 Megapixels: Storage Costs & Cropping 03:13 - 30fps Electronic Shutter & Animal Eye AF 05:06 - Using Pre-Capture for Wildlife 05:58 - 4K120 Video & Rolling Shutter Test (Joby Aircraft) 07:16 - Street Portraits: Sony A7R VI vs Hasselblad X2D 100C 09:52 - High-Contrast Portrait Shoot in the Meatpacking District 11:53 - Sports Autofocus Accuracy & Slow-Mo Video 14:03 - 4K60, 8K Video & Cropping Changes 15:41 - Ergonomics, HDR Viewfinder & New Battery 17:36 - Landscape Dynamic Range vs A7R V & Hasselblad 19:35 - High ISO Noise & Pixel Shift 22:38 - Final Verdict: Should You Upgrade? Gear Mentioned: • Sony A7R VI • Sony A7R V • Hasselblad X2D 100C • Sony A1 • Canon R5 Mark II • Sony 50-150mm f/2.0 • Sony 24mm f/1.4 • Sony 35mm f/1.4