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The Sony a7R is receiving plenty of well-deserved attention since its announcement in mid-October. As prototypes appeared in selected hands (such as Michael Reichmann’s), “first-impression” style reviews quickly followed (e.g., Sony Alpha 7R Hands On right here at the Luminous-Landscape). Production cameras were released in November, and dozens, if not hundreds, of reviews have been published on-line and in print. User reports have proliferated on various photography forums–-perhaps the most extensive collection is the 157 pages (and counting) on Fred Miranda’s alternative gear forum.

Sony a7R and Sony 10-18mm f/4
Now that photographers have had the Sony a7R to use for a few weeks, rather than merely to test briefly, more articles about real-world utility are available. For example, Michael wrote about his experience with seven Leica M lenses on the a7R in The World’s Best Sensor Meets the World’s Finest Lenses. One of the big advantage...

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Rick Kattelmann is a mostly-retired hydrologist who used photography to document research and water projects in mountain areas around the world. He has been an active amateur photographer for more than 45 years and has lived in the Sierra Nevada of California for the past 30 years. In retirement, he is finally making some use of his image archives and getting around to exhibiting and sharing photographs. A small sample of his photos from Asia can be found at Rick’s Website
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