If there is an x100z, it will look just like the m9 .......
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If there is an x100z, it will look just like the m9 .......
Not really... the d600 can be tested "without lens" after all. And the ISO rating is an odd scale - half the ISO score indicates -1/3 ev so the few hundred points are actually within a margin of error.
Also, remember that Nikon traditionally has a weaker AA filter. This means better digital ISO noise, but less accurate color separation, which is why I still prefer the prints from Sony.
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guseliz
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Yap, for me i take DxOMark test with a pinch of salt.
Particularly for low-light iso test i more believe in my own eye observation of the sample images hence i'm still waiting for more details review of dpreview for RX1 so i can compare the image side by side.
cwaikong
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To change the zoom factor (zoom in or out), try rotating the control wheel (the one that you press to move the focus point.
Yes, you are right. In Nikon dslr, I can select the default magnification. Zooming to 100% gives me one block of image, which is not useful. Then I need to rotate to zoom out a bit. It's like I am trying to see if the nose is sharp when I take a portrait. Instead it may zoom into a white patch.
Timothy9881
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Bought my RX1 from Sony Store last week. Really like the full frame sensor and Zeiss lens, but holding it makes me feel very fragile maybe because I have bigger hands. Is there such a thing like hand grip that I have seen on RX100 for RX1?
The "thumbsup" is quite nice but it will cover the hotshoe and it is VERY expensive. Not sure how much better will it help with the grip though. Any buddies here can share your experience? Saw an original thumbsup, and it is very well made - written as Made in Japan.
Also learning to use this camera for a few days now. Really used to cameras with viewfinder... finds it weird to shoot just by looking at the LCD screen. May have to try out the EVF/OVF. Any buddies have used a OVF and is the bracketing accurate?
The "thumbsup" is quite nice but it will cover the hotshoe and it is VERY expensive. Not sure how much better will it help with the grip though. Any buddies here can share your experience? Saw an original thumbsup, and it is very well made - written as Made in Japan.
Also learning to use this camera for a few days now. Really used to cameras with viewfinder... finds it weird to shoot just by looking at the LCD screen. May have to try out the EVF/OVF. Any buddies have used a OVF and is the bracketing accurate?
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$3700 .. quick ! BBB! this one sure gone very fast.
$3700 .. quick ! BBB! this one sure gone very fast.
By answering your question, I will repeat my feed backs in my earlier post and risk another round of war of words.
But here I go.
When I started using RX-1, I feel that the pictures I took have higher chances of getting slight movement blur. I have no problem shooting camera of this size as I do shoot Fujifilm X100 using the LCD and do not encounter much slight movement blur. But there is a thumb rest on X100.
I tried the thumb rest from Sony. It makes taking picture more stable and the feel is great. Love the great construction and the ability to lock thumb rest to avoid it moving or coming off.
For the electronic view finder, it allows you to bring the camera closer to you when taking pictures. This results in more stable shot.
So any of the two will help to improve stability when shooting pic. Lastly, try to get the half-case for better grip and easier acces to SD card and battery.
Sony RX1 Hands-On Test (With Cats!) - YouTube
Check out video at 8.52 mins,d600 vs rx1 iq.. Damn the level of detail is quite noticeable
Check out video at 8.52 mins,d600 vs rx1 iq.. Damn the level of detail is quite noticeable
Agree but nothing can save a pair of shaking hands due to poor shooting postures fundamentally .
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