Which camera is better for shooting the sky with clouds... RX-1 or RX-1/R?
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Rx1R will have more detailed version of the cloud - so for landscapes and sky shots i would recommend rx1r
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Not the same range. A smaller sensor gives you more telephoto and less wide angle. I am sure there is a conversion somewhere.
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I have an a6000 and now I just bought the RX10, used from Amazon Warehouse deals for under $800 and it's so much better image quality wise then say, an a6000 with kit lens or 16mm F2.8 pancake lens. I have both cameras now and love them both but if you needed to pick just one, here is my recommendations... If you are a VIDEO person, get the RX10. If still image quality with fast accurate AF is your deal breaker, an a6000 with the 18-105 F4 G lens is a killer combo. NEX-7 vs a6000??? I sold my a77 and didn't like the NEX-7 or a65 becuase of horrible low light, high ISO image results. The a6000 with same 24megapixels + new bionz-x processor = excellent low light camera, close to a99's low light performance in stills. No mic input (stay with NEX-7) if that's a deal breaker but overall the a6000 is better than the NEX-7 in almost every way, including the new alpha style menu structure.
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Its really limited, due to the extra weight of the camera. The standard 1sq is great... It this one was really disappointing. Wound up selling mine and getting the Hubsan x4 c. Camera's not as good as this one, but at least it can fly.
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I found the auto focus of the X-S1 to be very unreliable, especially in video mode. I also found the image stabilization to be virtually non-existent. Both of there will result in blurry pics.
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The Sony RX100 has much higher resolution and better image quality. I have both cameras. The X10 is a lot of fun to use because of its retro styling, but the RX100 has better picture quality and is technically more advanced. Both cameras take great pictures. IN certain modes the X10's resolution is cut in half in order to provide greater dynamic range. The Sony can increase dynamic range by taking multiple exposures and combining them, a method that does not reduce resolution.
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You have more mounting options with a dome camera. As well as more adjustabilty in aiming your view. I have a bullet as well, but prefer the dome.
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I would personally go with the DX since this one is designed for a full frame sensor so it will be cropped to like 55 or 56mm
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Not sure of the FR-T1 as I have my black rapids hooked into the regular camera strap loops so as to have the rapid disconnect on all the time.
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4x the sensor surface + the fact that the 1" sensor is of the BSI type + the f/1.8 Zeiss lens = superior imaging. It's worth it for people who shoot in a lot of low light or who want to do a lot of post processing to the image, or people who deal with high contrast situations a lot. The QX100 is better imaging quality than all but 5 compact cameras in the industry, thanks to its specs. I think it's worth it.
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the gf1 has shutter speeds up to 4000, which is fast enough for virtually any situation. i am able to get birds in flight at 2000 or below, and in daylight fast moving boats with no blur are no problem. as the other poster says, night shots out of a taxi could be a problem, but i haven't tried it.
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If price is not a factor the choice is tougher. I understand the the RX 100 is a great little camera. I might have gone that way except that I was looking for value. For the money the Lumix was my first choice.
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The A7 has a 24 megapixel sensor and the A7R has a whopping 36 megapixel senson. Also the R has no low pass filter for better results. It loses phases detection autofocus though, resulting in slugish autofocus speeds. It also loses focus points. The R is only for you if you really need extreme detail and color reproduction. For most the already great sensor on the A7 will do perfectly!
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I tried out both the WX1 and TX1 at the Sony store and ended up getting the WX1. The test shots I took came out better with the WX1 and according to the sales guy, the WX1 has the better G lens while the TX1 has the Carl Zeiss. The only pros of the TX1 are that it is really slim and has a touch screen (although if you have larger fingers then this would be a con). Picture quality was more important to me, especially in zoom or low light, and the WX1 definitely beat out the TX1.
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Basically this camera is 24-200mm. My husband has the hx300. Yes, the zoom is farther on the hx300 but for my needs the IQ of the rx is better. Fyi, there is a book I just bought by A. White from Amazon that is a guide to the rx10 that is in-depth regarding the operation of the rx. I am finding it very helpful.
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When trying to take pictures of kids XF1 seems to be better - flash recycle is less than 2sec and with sony it's 5sec. With kids, indoors, I always use flash. Also, sometimes you want to zoom in/out quickly. Not possible with RX100. However, RX100 has superior LCD (better than any DSLR I've seen) and much better image quality - as a general travel cam, for shooting nature and buildings and streets in normal light it's just much more usable than XF1.Fuji cameras are for enthusiastic photographers. Auto mode on RX100 is far superior and the way it operates. Manual control on XF1 is far better to RX100. When trying to take pictures of kids XF1 seems to be better - flash recycle is less than 2sec and with sony it's 5sec. With kids, indoors, I always use flash. Also, sometimes you want to zoom in/out quickly. Not possible with RX100. However, RX100 has superior LCD (better than any DSLR I've seen) and much better image quality - as a general travel cam, for shooting nature and buildings and streets in normal light it's just much more usable than XF1.Fuji cameras are for enthusiastic photographers. Auto mode on RX100 is far superior and the way it operates. Manual control on XF1... » Read More When trying to take pictures of kids XF1 seems to be better - flash recycle is less than 2sec and with sony it's 5sec. With kids, indoors, I always use flash. Also, sometimes you want to zoom in/out quickly. Not possible with RX100. However, RX100 has superior LCD (better than any DSLR I've seen) and much better image quality - as a general travel cam, for shooting nature and buildings and streets in normal light it's just much more usable than XF1.Fuji cameras are for enthusiastic photographers. Auto mode on RX100 is far superior and the way it operates. Manual control on XF1 is far better to RX100. « Show Less
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I've only had this model for a few months, but I had the earlier model for nearly two years. Both offer great performance, are very reliable and take excellent photos. I spend most of my time out-of-doors in rough terrain and all types of weather. Have had no difficulties with either of them.