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Amazing capture. Hard to believe such a small camera can produce such amazing images as on this thread, or it proves that in the right hands, cameras with average specifications can produce outstanding results.An old famer looks over his fields (1/125 f:4 ISO 125 54 mm eq.)
Thank you This little marvel is going to be my constant companion. Never miss an opportunity... For my next vacation, the A7R/ FE 24-70 will stay at homeAmazing capture. Hard to believe such a small camera can produce such amazing images as on this thread, or it proves that in the right hands, cameras with average specifications can produce outstanding results.
No worries, same sensor. I'm curious, as someone who has both the rx10 and rx100, do you find yourself using one over the other most of the time?Sorry, sorry, sorry - those are taken with the RX-10. I have both cameras and I got mixed up.
Same sensor though, so I'll leave them here.
Thanks for your patience
Keith
Very different cameras in terms of handling and ergonomics. I take the RX100 when space is a premium - I slip it in a pocket. Otherwise I always take the RX10. I like the extra zoom range and the setup with manual aperture setting on the lens. The IQ is near the same on both even though they have different lenses, but the RX10 is for sure my favorite - beautiful camera capable of stunning results.No worries, same sensor. I'm curious, as someone who has both the rx10 and rx100, do you find yourself using one over the other most of the time?
Having owned an RX100 (Mk1) for nearly two years, and having recently acquired an RX10, this is - pretty much - exactly how I view the similarities (and differences) between the two cameras.Very different cameras in terms of handling and ergonomics. I take the RX100 when space is a premium - I slip it in a pocket. Otherwise I always take the RX10. I like the extra zoom range and the setup with manual aperture setting on the lens. The IQ is near the same on both even though they have different lenses, but the RX10 is for sure my favorite - beautiful camera capable of stunning results.
Keith
I'm afraid this is food that's been through the horse once.Food for thought...
AF is not fast, so the RX100M3 is not recommended for action. You would be better off to get the A6000 + 16-50 for same price or choose a different high end P&S.Hi
how is the RX100 MKIII for sports like soccer, field hockey, basket ball? Is the AF fast/good enough?
Thanks