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Ozawa Chukyo’s work with the Sony RX1.

Sony launched a dedicated Ozawa Chukyo page that shows his work with the new Sony RX1: http://www.sony.jp/cyber-shot/1hand-fullsize/photographer.html. A poor automatic translation can be found here via google. Mr. Ozawa talks a lot about his experience with the RX1. And of course he liked the camera. We will still have to wait over a month before first cameras will be shipped. Meantime I can’t wait to see some real RX1 test soon.

The RX1 can be pre ordered at Amazon, Adorama, BHphoto, Wex UK ,Wex Germany and more links at Alphacameradeals.

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  1. Hm.. strange that they cannot find a better photographer for the highly capable device that the RX1 is.. Why dont they just go out on Flickr and find a good photographer to promote their new products?

  2. I wish sony would give me one. All I ever do is promote there products. Its always you take nice pics, what do you use canon or nikon. My friend saw me with my nex now he wants one instead of the canon he was planning to get.

  3. I agree… poor selection.. it looks like a stroll around neighborhood, snapping pictures of neighbors…

  4. you can take the same photos with a 300 dollars camera. It’s not a good promotion for sony most expansive camera….

  5. Well looks like there’s some agreement here. Unimpressive photography. Holy crap, how could they not find a better photographer and/or have that person spend more time with the camera. Coming from Japan I would think they would have gone with the best craftsman to showoff the Japanese company’s flagship digital product.

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