Cameras With Highest Dynamic Range

This filter, while not the most expensive or highest quality, is still very good quality. It does the job. It helps balance the dynamic range on bright sunny days. It is a reasonable price for the quality, especially in comparision to some of the other more professional brands.

Highest dynamic range I've seen thus far. Excellent for pushing as long as you use Tmax Dev or Tmax-RS Developers. I pushed it to 1600 and still get that fine grain TMax is known for even at 11x14 pictures. (I'm sure it will go even larger, I just have not tried it.)

Love it, I already have one and wanted the dynamic range of both cameras I shoot with to match.

Dynamic range is the same with the A7M3 but it has more resolution.

Color rendition and dynamic range are very important to me and my EVA1 excels at both. Skin tones render beautifully (and accurately). Highlights are handled well. Noise is tighter and finer and more appealing to the eye than other cameras in this category so even when it rears its head, it doesn't start to get ugly until you push the ISO over 5000. The EF mount is rock solid. I don't get image shift during focus pulls like I used to with an MFT mount. And EF is well-suited to my collection of contax-zeiss, leica summicon-r, and other EF mount (Leitax adapted) vintage lenses. Also worth nothing is this is a true cinema camera and unlike many other cameras offers actual�2K (rather than just HD) as a shooting option. It's a small thing but I love that. Anyway, I'm thrilled with this purchase and just owning has reignited my creative fire.

I found myself never looking at other cameras since I purchased A7R4. It has the best static image quality for a full frame camera. Compared to 50MP medium format cameras which also shoot 14bit RAW, the difference is barely noticeable, and the cameras that do shoot 16bit RAW (Hasselblad, PhaseOne, or Fujifilm GFX100) are 3 times more expensive with much fewer lens options. Sony's strength is autofocus and sensor technologies including dynamic range and high ISO performance, and this camera has bundled the best of Sony at the time (now A1 is even better). This camera may not be friendly to beginners who don't postprocess, as the high dynamic range when shooting raw will be wasted and in-camera features are not as abundant as some other brands, for example, Sony doesn't have multi exposure and focus stacking in camera. To me, this is actually an advantage because that's what makes the camera respond faster and I can always do stacking and blending in postprocessing. Compared to its predecessor A7R3, A7R4 has more pixels, same dynamic range, slightly higher noise at high ISO due to the extra pixels, improved autofocus upon what's already considered top-notch, and most importantly to me, better weather sealing. Note that A7R4 has sealing at the bottom which A7R3 lacks, which is very important for serious landscape photographers.

my prints have excellent dynamic range and density.

Solid dynamic range with a nice feel.

Great product , great dynamic range.

Great color reasonable dynamic range!