Sony will soon announce two new fixed lens compact camera. One of them should be the HX60v successor. I have no details about the second compact but it should neither be a RX nor a QX camera.
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Yes ! Hahahaha ! I’m joking 😉
You know what, I love my 40x zoom. I keep it in my bag every day. My DSLR is too big to bring around 24/7. The zoom is great for concerts when they will deny you entry with a DSLR. Since I bike to work I’m not going to put a larger camera through that every day. I would like to see what they come up with.
I always loved the design of the HV series. It could be a cool little street camera if it would store RAW files. But sadly it does not.
Can’t imagine they’ll sell too many of these. Wish they would focus on good cameras and lenses. E mount lenses are lacking big time.
cant image they selling more dslrs than compacts
please give an example of a sony bad camera, one that dont had any niche market
10 great lenses released in the last 2 years, even tamron/sigma, companies that only make lenses dont release that many lenses in that same time
Never heard of this. Nice looking at least.
Hehe, maybe that’s because you are living in the Sony-Alpha-Reality-Distortion-Bubble.
That would be awesome, I’m still loving my HX30v, but I would gladly upgrade. If they would include RAW support I would insta buy the new compact.
Not alpha…
RX1 ain’t Alpha too. Who cares? Stop nitpicking.
Please, please, please Sony improve the shot to shot and burst recovery speeds on this generation! Everythong about the HX50 was perfect, except for the painfully slow speed. I actually to trade my Sony HX50 for a Canon SX700 because of this flaw.
I doubt that will make a big difference.
Set your HX50 to 10 MP instead of 20 MP. No loss in quality, and much faster saving time.