Image courtesy: RiflessiFotografici
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The RX100MII has been announced but the “older” RX100 is still a perfect (and cheaper) camera! And if you want to read a brand new on field review click over at RiflessiFotografici (Click here). Italian Photographer Max Angeloni used the camera for his latest work in Egypt.
You can also read two more previews and test about the just announced MII version:
Preview at Photographic Central.
If you speak German Dkamera posted RAWs (Click here) and a preview (Click here).
One more thing for German readers: Two Refurbished RX100 are for sale for 399 Euro on eBay: [shoplink 19395 ebay]auction one (Click here)[/shoplink] and [shoplink 19396 ebay]auction two (Click here)[/shoplink].
8 Responses
Perfect? How do I change the exposure quickly? Has it got a dial?
And who shed dandruff on the cam in the photo?
Well, at least the RX100 is better ergonomically than toyish NEX3-NEX5-NEX6.
You’re kidding, right? the grip of NEX camera is one of the best in the mirrorlss world.
Yep, it’s got 2. Have you actually used this camera? It has as many dials as my A850 and 6D and decidedly more useful dials then the ‘2-dial’ NEX-5r and NEX-6!
Try using it before commenting eh?
This comments epitomizes all the reasons why internet forum are, often, the most useless place to hang around. You would expect at least a bit of knowledge from people who post comments about a one-year-old camera. But apparently you have never even seen one in your life, and, still, you post random comments like this. Useful time spent in reading and writing, for sure…
What’s worse is that it doesn’t change, and won’t change. Ignoring the comments is the best way to go. But even that is very difficult to do at times.
Mmmmh no, no exposure dial. No iso dial. No aperture dial. No time dial.
But hey, there are plenty of menus to dig in, while the subject waits. Next…
I think Bollox is right, that customizable ring is a long way off proper usability. But sure, it’s more than enough for casual shooters like you guys.