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maybe it is partly truth partly fiction

Maybe this is one path towards the demise of the SLR as we know it, I stress as we know it now in it's present form

maybe ...... http://www.engadget.com/2012/09/09/sony-rx1-camera-leaks-with-full-frame-sensor-in-compact-body/

God will judge the gram

That is the problem the camera is too light for the steadicams to operate at a decent level, there is a need for weight

I own a RX100 and a sigma DP1s etc this new 100 iso camera has brought very little to the table. I will keep the old for my odd landscape shot. Mind you the old Epson RD1 creates better so called...

..................step two find the on off switch

Lightroom works just fine raw conversions sweeps the jpeg floor clean .......... picks up a lot more detail in shadows, clears some overexposure except white remains white

I have no problem spending the day with My 5DMKII and 70-200f2.8without any strain, and worth every bit of it, and I'm sixty years old...... I screwed my nikon D3 to my walking frame

I hear that there is a new ebayer selling magic silver bullets other than that it is back to the ricoh gr, olympus XA size and that makes it all wortwhile

Fancy being DPR dependant

buy a gecko

Sorry the rx100 no are you drunk? Raw Photo Processor 64 converts the files but at 28mm the images look too distorted to post as there is no lens correction.

Don't get me wrong I would not part with my four thirds set up

This is a camera that needs to be post processed to get the best out of the files. Looking at the differences in moderate shadow areas, the in camera jpeg processing is just too contrasty and a...

Olympus om-d e-m5 a lot more versatile as a video stills combo..........

Point and shoot equates to snap and print = auto settings

The lighting used is typical of the lighting you may encounter in a chook pen with a fox chasing them............... a need for speed and high iso