61 Megapixels

You bought one of the most powerful cameras ever made for 35mm photography. Now learn how to use every part of it.

61 Megapixels is the no-nonsense field and studio guide written specifically for photographers who shoot with the Sony Alpha a7R IV or a7R V and want to stop guessing and start delivering. From configuring autofocus for birds in flight to processing Pixel Shift composites at 240 megapixels, from understanding why your aperture choice at f/16 is costing you resolution to building a three-profile memory recall system that makes switching between landscape, wildlife, and portrait work a single dial rotation, every chapter is built around one question: what does a 61-megapixel sensor actually demand from you?

This is not a beginner photography course. It is a working reference for intermediate to advanced photographers who already know the fundamentals and want the deep, technically accurate guidance that gets results from a camera this capable.

Ten chapters. Thirty-three tables. Every menu path named. Every setting justified.
If you own the a7R IV or a7R V, this is the book that makes both cameras make sense.