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Nice. Years ago I bought an old Sony Rx-100 Gen 1 because I wanted a good camera that I didn't mind if it got stolen or broken, and it was a great purchase. Th
by adamredwoods 5y ago
Nice.
Years ago I bought an old Sony Rx-100 Gen 1 because I wanted a good camera that I didn't mind if it got stolen or broken, and it was a great purchase. The Rx-100 had a nice large 1-inch cmos that could pick up great dynamic variations.
I'm ready to move up now, was looking at the Sony a6000 but I will look at this one, too.
- hawski 5y agoI can add that I'm not much of a photographer, but it started to interest me with possibilities. It has very nice interface with a touchscreen - it is very intuitive (i.e. touch to focus on specific part, pinch to zoom in the gallery). But I think that most things can still be done via buttons. One thing that I don't like in the UI/UX department is that after I've done an update of the firmware I no longer see names of various modes. At least you can see the name of the current mode when you turn it on. But after a while you get used to it. I plan to buy a telephoto lens to it some day, but I'm good as it is. I liked this review of the body+lens combo I have: https://www.dpreview.com/opinion/0877988578/traveling-light-the-ups-and-downs-of-the-canon-eos-m100-in-mexico https://www.dpreview.com/opinion/0877988578/traveling-light-...