You may remember my article drooling over the new RX-1 mirrorless camera that Sony dropped on us at Photokina a week and a half ago. It is a full frame sensor camera, in a slightly retro body, that on paper, looked like it could compete with a much more expensive Leica.
However, at $2,800, it made my heart drop. They get you all excited over something potentially cool, and then they reveal the price to you. Not cool. Not cool at all.
Briefly, the RX-1 is a 24MP full frame sensor camera that shoots 14 bit RAW files, has an ISO ceiling of 25,600, shoots 5 frames per second, and records AVCHD 2.0 video. It even sports a 3 inch screen on the back.
And even though the $2,800 price tag stings a bit, after seeing the sample photos that, in my very humble opinion, are 10 times better than the brand new A99 full frame DSLR they just released along side it, I am seriously in full fledged lust. I will have to repent in church on Sunday. I want one bad.
Check out these amazing sample photos. Click each to open full screen.
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ISO 6400 - Considering ISO noise shows up first in the shadow areas, this is very good..
ISO 1600
ISO 100




9/28/2012 07:43:00 AM













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