Every professional photographer needs high-resolution cameras to capture details in their photographs. Whether they are capturing detailed landscapes, colorful portraits, or new products, high-resolution cameras are an absolute must for many. With advanced technology, camera sensors have gotten better with time. So, today, we bring you five cameras with higher megapixels that can help you get the most out of your practice.
Fujifilm GFX 100
One of the high-resolution cameras from Fujifilm, the GFX 100 II features a 102MP BSI-CMOS sensor with an X-Processor 5 image processor. The camera features ISO up to 102,400, with 8-stop image stabilization, and 425 autofocus points. The camera has a 9,440,000 viewfinder, a 3.2-inch 2,360,000 LCD, and 8 fps of continuous shooting speed. The camera has good autofocus, low noise at high megapixel count, as well as beautiful colors. As we said in our review, “The dreamy images mean this beast is a worthwhile investment for high-end portraits, commercial work, or anything moving slower than a run.”
Hasselblad X1D II
Hasselblad makes some of the highest-resolution cameras on the market. Hasselblad X1D II is no different. It has a 50MP medium-format sensor, a leaf shutter, an ISO up to 25,600, and 117 contrast-detection AF points. The camera also has a 3,686,400-dot viewfinder, a 3.6-inch 2,359,296-dot LCD, WiFi, GPS, and more. It has a great design, the best user experience, stunning quality, great build quality, and weather sealing. “If you’re a photographer who likes the finer things in life, and you spend your time shooting landscapes, products, fine art, or you do studio work, the Hasselblad X1D II might be for you,” as we said.
Sony a7R V
The Sony a7R V is a camera designed for anyone who needs megapixels. It has a 61MP back-illuminated CMOS sensor, BIONZ XR image processor, up to 8-stop image stabilisation, and 15-stop dynamic range. For those who want more details, they can rely on Pixel Shift Multi Shooting, which captures 240.8MP composites. In addition, you get 693 autofocus points, ISO up to 102,400, and a mechanical shutter cycle of 500,000. Some of its pros are colors, contrast, weather resistance, autofocus, and an improved white balance.
Leica SL3
Leica has created high-resolution cameras for photographers who also want a fast device. The Leica SL3 not only offers a 60MP full-frame sensor but also a Maestro IV processor and 315 autofocus points. It has 8GB of buffer, IP 54 certification, a 5.76MP viewfinder with up to 120 frames a second, and only weighs 854g. We found the SL3 to have the fastest autofocus on a 60MP camera, lightweight, great sharpness in images, and exceptional image quality. The camera is not only perfect for portraitists but also for event and wildlife photographers and photojournalists.
Fujifilm GFX100 RF
A medium format fixed lens compact camera, the Fujifilm GFX100 RF has a high-resolution 102MP sensor, along with a 35mm f4 lens with leaf shutter. It offers 14 film simulations, X-Processor 5 engine, a 5.76M dot 0.84x equiv OLED electronic viewfinder, a 3.15-inch 2,100,000 LCD, and a continuous shooting speed of 6fps. For hybrid creators, you also get 4K/30P 4:2:2 10-bit video recording at 30fps. The camera is small, offers great colors, details, and is easy to carry around. As we said in our review: “The Fujifilm GFX100RF is truly a companion camera for the experienced photographer that is sick of having a plethora or everything and wants to keep a simple kit and a versatile mind that doesn’t make the technology do all the work for them.”
