Guy Mancuso
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Yes turn all that off, get a better idea that way. Great work my dear
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Yes turn all that off, get a better idea that way. Great work my dear
Thanks for this great thread !
For me, faster AF would be the most important upgrade from my Rx1. I find it too limiting for many of the pictures I want.
-Bill
I believe it is roughly equal to my A7r2, which is pretty dang good.And that it does my friend. When I shot Big Sandy this camera grabbed focus and never hunted every single time, and that light was very dim and crappy.
I believe it is roughly equal to my A7r2, which is pretty dang good.
Nice to hear from someone that is using it for more than pictures of vegetation. I did a lot of pre-focusing with my Rx1 for photos with movement. Ultimately, that limits me compared to what you can achieve with the new model though.
Pretty sweet treat.
-Bill
The RX1R II, as the original, inspires me to make imagery with a certain look to it. I will use the heck out of this camera.
I am currently testing its long exposure look and feel......
RX1R II, 35mm f/5.6, ISO50, 5sec.
I'm wondering how the RX1R vs. RX1RII would be in low light... The contrast and details in the dark areas should be worse with the RX1R.
Thanks for the tests.
Sony Rx1:
RX1R II:
Thank you.The crop modes are great. With the abundant resolution you can just set it and forget about the thoughts of any lost pixels. The crop is just fine with this camera!
Mine is permanently set to 4:3 as it matches my Phase One system and so I can just continue to compose and shoot consistently. I love the square format too.
Welcome to the club :thumbs: