I get asked a lot about my switch from DSLR to my mirrorless Sony a7r II camera and how that it has worked for an architectural photography. It has been a move that I don’t regret and has not been as painful as I thought it would have been. Let’s start with why I made the change in the first place. Number one: The dynamic range of the Sony a7r II is incredible, it has been so good that I find I don’t do HDR photography for my architectural images nearly as much. When processi

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Ok here is the big news; well if you have been around me lately it’s not that big. I am switching from my Canon 5D Mark III to Sony a7r II. There, I said it and it feels good, I feel the weight lifting off my shoulders. I am architectural photographer and have been with Canon ever since I whet digital and sold my 4x5 camera and now it is time for a change. This all started when I had Brian Matiash as a guest instructor on one of our “The Digital Photo Workshops” in Tetons Nat