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Sony DSC-RX1R<\/a><\/p>\n The Sony DSC-RX1R<\/a> is a special edition version of the Sony DSC-RX1<\/a>, but without the optical low-pass filter. Following a growing trend for pro-level cameras with high-resolution sensors, Sony has removed the Low-Pass filter, claiming the 35mm full-frame 24.3MP sensor will now be able to capture better image quality.<\/p>\n Designed for professional photographers and high-end photo enthusiasts as a compact secondary body for assignments that require traveling light, the DSC-RX1R<\/a> has a 35mm f\/2 Carl Zeiss lens and, according to Sony, will produce “clean high ISO 25,600”, an astounding claim. Other features are expected to be the same as the RX1. Get details about the Sony DSC-RX1 here<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Sony DSC-RX1R<\/a> will cost $2,798\u2014the same price as the Sony DSC-RX1<\/a>\u2014and is available for pre-order now from Adorama<\/a>.<\/p>\n Sony DSC-RX100M2<\/a><\/p>\n With an Adorama price of $748, the Sony DSC-RX100M2<\/a> is a bargain compared with its full-frame flagship sibling, the DSC-RX1R<\/a>. With its 1-inch sensor (a bit smaller than Micro Four Thirds), the Sony DSC-RX100M2<\/a>. offers several more advanced features and claims improved image quality over the RX100, which will continue to be available. While it physically looks the same as the RX100 (which will continue to be available), the Sony DSC-RX100M2<\/a> adds Wi-Fi sharing, an expandable shoe system (which the RX100 lacks), and a new imaging sensor that Sony says will deliver better image quality and less noise in low light. The DSC-RX100M2<\/a> also addresses one of the major knocks against the original Sony DSC-RX100, which was a lack of a hot shoe\/data port to accomodate an electronic viewfinder and\/or flash.<\/p>\n Sony DSC-RX100M2<\/a> Key features:\n<\/p>\n Wi-Fi features<\/p>\n In addition to Wi-Fi support for connecting to smartphones, the DSC-RX100M2 also supports NFC (near field communication) – a first for Sony digital cameras – providing \u201ctouch connection\u201d operation when transferring images to Android\u2122 smartphones and tablets. Users touch devices to connect; no complex set-up is required. When using Smart Remote Control \u2014 a feature that allows shutter release to be controlled by a smartphone \u2014 the connection between the DSC-RX100MR and the smartphone can be established by touching devices.<\/p>\n Zippy AF claimed<\/p>\n To improve focusing speed and sensitivity, Sony says the Exmor R\u00ae CMOS sensor uses its rapid throughput to deliver high-quality image signals to the camera\u2019s BIONZ\u00ae processor, which provides intelligent response data to a new high speed actuator motor in the lens. Sony claims fast, DSLR-like focusing speeds even in low light.<\/p>\n New Shoe<\/p>\n A Multi Interface Shoe (Sony’s proprietary version of a hot shoe) will accommodate an external flash, stereo microphone, or electronic viewfinder. This is an important addition; rather than forcing you to rely exclusively on the LCD monitor (which may be difficult in bright sunlight and other shooting situations) you will be able to use an EVF to frame images by holding the camera up to your eye, which is a more comfortable way of shooting for many photographer.<\/p>\n Control Ring<\/p>\n The control ring around the lens can be assigned to adjust various features (at various values), from basics like zooming and aperture to creative functions like Picture Effect.<\/p>\n A few more cool features:\n<\/p>\n \nThe Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100M2<\/a> can be pre-ordered now from Adorama for $748.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Image quality improvements, feature upgrades mark posh duo.The <\/span>Sony DSC-RX1R<\/a> is a special edition version of the <\/span>Sony DSC-RX1<\/a>, but without the optical low-pass filter. Following a growing trend for pro-level cameras with high-resolution sensors..<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":178,"featured_media":16091,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[17773,17815,3],"tags":[2117,614,1309,370,1843,276,2217,2216,1405],"class_list":["post-1360","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-camera-reviews-photography","category-news","category-trending","tag-35mm-sensor-2117","tag-aps-614","tag-full-frame-1309","tag-milc-370","tag-milc-mirrorless-interchangeable-lens-compact-1843","tag-sony-276","tag-sony-dsc-rx100m2-2217","tag-sony-dsc-rx1r-2216","tag-system-compact-1405"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n![\"Sony](\"\/alc\/wp-content\/uploads\/alc_images\/article14234_1.jpg\" "\\"Sony")
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