Well, this Sony Alpha A7r Mark II vs. Canon EOS 5DSr comparison could help you in great way knowing the name of camera that is best in providing the excellent raw images. As we have laid our eyes in latest news surfaced online where they said that they used the third party lens Sigma ART 50mm f1.4 for this test and utilized the 100 ISO range for the ultimate high resolution war .
From CameraLabs:
the EOS 5DSr is a little more contrasty and the A7r II a little sharper, but both can be adjusted as desired.
A handful of photographers who make huge tonal adjustments in RAW may prefer Canon for its uncompressed RAW files, and I certainly wish Sony would offer an uncompressed RAW option just to satisfy a complete market, but personally speaking I’ve never had any issues with retrieving reasonable highlight or shadow details from Sony files. I’m satisfied the A7r Mark II and EOS 5DSr share essentially the same real-life resolving power.
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source – cameralabs
