Étang de la Gruère

Hinterkappelen, Wohlensee, Bern

Delta Park Thun, Switzerland

Auried, Bösingen, Laupen, Switzerland

Mont-Vully

Erlach / Vinelz

Jungfraujoch, Kleine Scheidegg

Schwarzsee, Fribourg, Switzerland

Auried, Bösingen, Laupen, Switzerland

Étang de la Gruère

Delta Park Thun, Switzerland

Konolfingen - Linden

Étang de la Gruère

Jungfraujoch, Kleine Scheidegg

Hinterkappelen, Wohlensee, Bern

Étang de la Gruère

Bantiger, Berne, Switzerland

Auried, Bösingen, Laupen, Switzerland

Rubigen, Berne, Switzerland

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Jungfraujoch, Kleine Scheidegg

A frosty morning on the Forth.

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Erlach / Vinelz

Auried, Bösingen, Laupen, Switzerland

Schwarzsee, Fribourg, Switzerland

Jungfraujoch, Kleine Scheidegg

Bütschelegg

Rubigen, Berne, Switzerland

Erlach / Vinelz

Jungfraujoch, Kleine Scheidegg

Jungfraujoch, Kleine Scheidegg

Delta Park Thun, Switzerland

Hinterkappelen, Wohlensee, Bern

Auried, Bösingen, Laupen, Switzerland

Delta Park Thun, Switzerland

Étang de la Gruère

A Roadtrip through the Land of Ice & Fire

Rüeggisberg

Delta Park Thun, Switzerland

Auried, Bösingen, Laupen, Switzerland

Image test. Full frame sensor (Sony A7IV) vs Crop frame sensor (Sony A6500). Same settings, taken a minute apart, both set to maximum zoom (500mm). Crop factor on A6500 (1.5) giving a visual equivalent of 750mm. Some would argue the A6500 gives mor 'reach' - good for wildlife and such - but in reality, in this isntance, when I crop the A7IV image to the same, it's slighly sharper and better resolved colour and tone wise. But this crop size loses a few miegapixels. Six of one, half a dozen of the other. IMHO

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Jungfraujoch, Kleine Scheidegg

Auried, Bösingen, Laupen, Switzerland

Auried, Bösingen, Laupen, Switzerland

Oberbütschel