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About time! Works like a charm.

About time! Works like a charm for my RX-100. No more converting to DNG.

The RX-100 is currently without peer in its sensor/size class, and it pays off in IQ and portability. Still less than a top end iPad, so I'd say it's *not* overpriced for a genuine innovation in...

The RX-100 is excellent along these lines.  I'll try to link a few samples I took (cityscape in similar conditions)

I've found the same issues shooting w the RX100 after being accustomed to the much more dependable handheld IS on my Canon S95, at 1/30 and even 1/20 or 1/15.I imagine however that the much bigger...

Or, they got completely blindsided by the competition and are scrambling to catch up (in the meantime, here are some minor distractions while we R&D something else!)

Sadly, an incremental update (mostly auxiliary functions and software?!) that doesn't come close to catching up with the RX-100 or even Fuji's natty new compact.

I'm a long-standing Canon fun, and...

What I need to know is whether the supposedly improved low light performance actually pans out in real world use.

There aren't any samples, which worries me (surely they'd show it off if it were...

So much sharpening in the gallery images.... and where are the low light images?

(looks like I'll stick to my 4S and not sell/upgrade for the first time in 4 years)

Foveon sensors outresolve APS-C by quite a bit. This is a specialised piece of kit, for those who want unique and unmatched colour reproduction at DLSR resolution in a mid-sized compact body.

It's...

Been waiting for a high IQ, handy and affordable Foveon camera for ages. (Film-like digital capture ftw!)

Bumping it up to APC-S does it for me. I'm on the hunt for a unit of this.

It's still not clear how the 808 stacks up against compact cameras (although the comparison test looks decent vs the Canon S95)

It's still not clear how the 808 stacks up against compact cameras (although the comparison test looks decent vs the Canon S95)

At any rate, I think I've just found my answer to what spare phone...

A decent camera is a well-utilised camera.

Hipstamatic isn't Photoshop (half the tools of which are digital analogues of traditional darkroom post-processing techniques)

hmmm... slapping a filter on one's lens might give a similar effect no?

hmmm... slapping a glass filter on one's lens might give a similar effect no?