Outdoor Photographer - UK (2019-11)

new gear & tech

NEW SONY APS-SENSOR

ALPHAS AND LENSES

The a6600 and a6100 are Sony’s

newest APS-C sensor mirrorless

cameras, aimed at photogra-

phers making the switch to

mirrorless technology. They offer

24-megapixel resolution and

comparable specs, with extra

features in the more expensive

a6600 model. For example, while

both cameras include Sony’s

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animals when taking still images,

the a6600 also offers this

technology when capturing

video. Both cameras can record

4K video and allow the use of an

external microphone, but the

a6600 also adds the ability to

connect headphones to monitor

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a6600

APS-C E 16-55mm F2.8

G Standard Zoom

B+W

EXPOSURE

http://www.schneideroptics.com

Shot by Ian M. Gaston

Camera: Sony A7R

Lens: Canon 16-35 II 2.8

Filter: B+W 82mm XS-Pro

Vario ND (1-5 stops)

http://www.iangastonphotography.com

“It’s wonderful to

have the flexibility of

staying with a desired

shutter speed without

having to sacrifice

ISO settings. That’s

why I always use my

XS-Pro Vario ND for

shooting seascapes.

The 1-5 stop range

takes the pain out of

fumbling around with

multiple filters so you

don’t miss the moment.

Not to mention, the

MRC coating allows

me to shoot for a

much longer time

without having to

wipe it down!”

Swept, by Ian Gaston,
captures the evening drama
along the coast of Santa Cruz.