DominosPrizza

u/DominosPrizza



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After literal months of research every day I finally committed to an A7 IV but my poor impressionable opinion was skewed after 2 threads. A few users were ++confident in saying "if you do landscape you're making a terrible choice" and I genuinely would like to know if this is a wider consensus? Sure it's not 61mp and has an AA filter, but I've seen lots of photos taken by professional photographers with 20-24mp count that look stunning. What are your thoughts?

For context, I do landscape, nightscape, and animal photography. I'm not fully convinced on the whole 'high resolution = good photo' thing, which is why I felt the 33mp + great autofocus was a good compromise to have best of both wor

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Hello,

I know I can test this out tonight, but I'm just trying to plan ahead for the lunar eclipse. I'd like to get a shot of the milky way in the background, but don't want trails for either the moon or stars. Will I need to stay two different shots at different speeds, or will having the lunar speed on my iOptron SkyGuider Pro be sufficient? For context, this is my third time using the tracker so I don't have experience using the lunar setting and what effect this has on the stars.

Cheers

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