Two great places for a walkbouts with a camera. tographers where light levels are low and I want the extra dynamic range. I particularly enjoyed my walk around the Dean area.
A lot of photographers use ultra high resolution sensors for their landscape photography. However, I like to use the 24mp R6ii for landscapes. I like it because of it’s better Dynamic range, better iso noise and (more importantly) it has a higher diffraction threshold. A camera like the R5 starts to see diffraction as low as f7.1. So If I need an aperture of say f16, on a R5, I am already 2.3 stops into the diffraction limit. So my images will have less sharpness due to diffraction. Where as with my R6ii with it’s 24mp sensor, my diffraction limit doesn’t start until a higher f9.6, giving me nearly a stop before diffraction starts to affect my image sharpness. The R5 is able to render more detail, but on;y if the lens and aperture is able to render the image sharp. I could focus bracket, but that’s a lot of work for walk about photos where tripods aren’t allowed or tollerated.
