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Full-frame sensors - they're pretty much the ultimate as far as digital cameras go.They're normally found in top-end DSLRs, but Sony did the impossible back in 2012 and squeezed one into a compact. The RX1 was unique, and we loved it. That fixed 35mm lens...
Simply sublime image quality, Genuinely useful upgrades over the original RX1, Outstanding build quality...
Seriously expensive, Battery life could be better, Autofocus feels slow against cheaper competition...
Did the RX1 really need more resolution? Maybe not, but we're not going to sniff at any camera that's rocking a 42MP full-frame sensor, let alone one you can squeeze into a pocket. Just about. Sony's other tweaks are excellent, though. The pop-up viewfin...
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EISA.eu Updated:
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Sony Cyber-shot RX1R II är byggd runt en småbildssensor på 42,4 megapixel och ett högkvalitativt Zeiss-objektiv. Den har världens första variabla lågpassfilter och ger fantastisk bildkvalitet med ett mycket stort dynamiskt omfång och låga brusnivåer. Den...
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While it's hard to fault the imaging performance of the RX1R II, the asking price is a lot to pay for a compact camera with a fixed focal length lens, and there are other limitations outlined in the full review.Released in mid-November 2015, Sony's Cyber-...
While it's hard to fault the imaging performance of the RX1R II, almost $5,500 is a lot to pay for a compact camera with a fixed focal length lens, regardless of its sensor size and resolution. And, frankly, how many photographers actually NEED 42-megapix...
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dpexpert.com.au Updated:
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This is a full frame 42 megapixel “compact” camera with a fixed 35mm Zeiss T* f2 lens. It has a variable low-pass filter, and yes, we had to consult the book. Sony says: “You can choose from three optical variable low-pass filter effect settings1: Off (to...
Image quality is exceptional. The camera feels like a solid, indestructible chunk of metal.
The price! The popup EVF on the left of the camera body is awkward, and the memory card slot is in the battery chamber...
Somewhere there must be a photographer – perhaps a professional or a street photographer with Cartier Bresson ambitions – who needs this camera. By comparison the Sony a7R II mirrorless camera (body only) costs $1...
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When it first launched at the end of 2012, the Sony Cyber-shot RX1 was a camera like no other. Its full-frame sensor and fixed 35mm lens made it a distinctive shooter for the high-end market. Sure, it had its imperfections, but that large sensor gave it i...
Huge scale images, that Carl Zeiss lens is great and produces superb bokeh at f/2.0, great aperture and focus controls, built-in electronic viewfinder that is retractable if you want to hide it...
Poor battery life, auto white balance sometimes off, not the fastest of autofocus, close-up focus limitations, high ISO limitations (uneven gradients beyond ISO 1600), some barrel distortion...
At first glance the RX1R II might not seem that different to the original model. But there's plenty new here: the ingenious little pop-up electronic viewfinder, the new tilt-angle screen mechanism and, of course, that sensor with huge 42-megapixel r...
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After a flurry of camera announcements from Sony towards the end of 2015 we were not expecting any big launches. However, as the year drew to a close Sony surprised us with the Cyber-shot DSC-RX1R II – a replacement for the RX1R. This full-frame compact b...
If I were in the market for a luxury compact, I would base my decision on what focal length better suits my photography. Sonys sensor technology is well and truly ahead of the game, and the 42.4-million-pixel sensor inside the RX1R II is at the forefront...
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Sony likes to prove a point with its cameras; namely that Sony can do things that other manufacturers can't. Although this may not necessarily translate into extraordinary sales figures, it paints the picture that Sony is at the forefront of technological...
Amazing resolution, Small size, Retractable electronic viewfinder...
Screen not touch sensitive, No optical image stabilisation, Poor battery life...
The Sony RX1R II delivers superb image quality in a neat, compact body. The electronic viewfinder is great, though the processing speed and battery life are poor and there's no optical image stabilization...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
2016-10-27 02:37:14
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Sony likes to prove a point with its cameras; namely that Sony can do things that other manufacturers can't. Although this may not necessarily translate into extraordinary sales figures, it paints the picture that Sony is at the forefront of technological...
Amazing resolution, Small size, Retractable electronic viewfinder...
Screen not touch sensitive, No optical image stabilisation, Poor battery life...
The Sony RX1R II delivers superb image quality in a neat, compact body. The electronic viewfinder is great, though the processing speed and battery life are poor and there's no optical image stabilization...
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The luxurious Cyber-shot RX1R II is Sony’s over-the-top camera. At $3,300, it’s easily one of the most (if not the most) expensive compact cameras you can buy...
Superb 42-megapixel full-frame photos, First-ever variable optical low-pass filter, Outstanding built-in viewfinder, Fast prime lens, Compact size...
No built-in image stabilization, Lacks 4K video support, Expensive...
The RX1R II is an amazing camera with its 42.4-megapixel full-frame sensor, variable OLPF, built-in EVF, compact size, and f/2.0 35mm prime lens. However, it’s still a $3,300 point-and-shoot, and as sophisticated as it is, it’s a lot of money (although much...
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Full-frame all over again Think all compact cameras are rubbish? The Sony RX1R II proves that theory wrong. This is a camera you can fit into your coat pocket, but has the same-size full-frame sensor as models like the Canon 5D MKIII, which you might stru...
The Sony RX1R II is a camera easy to lust after. A full-frame sensor in an ultra-portable body? It's a photographic dream come true. However, more importantly it takes some of the clever tech from the RX100 series and the A7 series to make this a more...
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Just when we believed we'd seen everything from Sony this year, the manufacturer recently made a surprise announcement and unveiled its latest full-frame compact camera – the Cyber-shot DSC-RX1R II. Arriving just four months after the launch of the sensat...
With the large-sensor compact camera area of the market growing in value and the increasing competition in the market from rival manufacturers, it was only a matter of time before Sony revisited the RX1-series cameras to look at how it could improve upon...
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pcauthority.com.au Updated:
2016-10-29 05:09:26
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Full-frame sensors - they're pretty much the ultimate as far as digital cameras go. They're normally found in top-end DSLRs, but Sony did the impossible back in 2012 and squeezed one into a compact. The RX1 was unique, and we loved it. That fixed 35mm l...
Did the RX1 really need more resolution? Maybe not, but we're not going to sniff at any camera that's rocking a 42MP full-frame sensor, let alone one you can squeeze into a pocket. Just about.Sony's other tweaks are excellent, though. The pop-up viewfinde...
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Full-frame sensors - they're pretty much the ultimate as far as digital cameras go.They're normally found in top-end DSLRs, but Sony did the impossible back in 2012 and squeezed one into a compact. The RX1 was unique, and we loved it. That fixed 35mm lens...
Simply sublime image quality, Genuinely useful upgrades over the original RX1, Outstanding build quality...
Seriously expensive, Battery life could be better, Autofocus feels slow against cheaper competition...
Did the RX1 really need more resolution? Maybe not, but we're not going to sniff at any camera that's rocking a 42MP full-frame sensor, let alone one you can squeeze into a pocket. Just about.Sony's other tweaks are excellent, though. The pop-up viewfinde...
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In Greek myth, Achilles was a great hero and warrior. He was so badass that when his friend Patroclus was killed in battle, Achilles flipped out into beast mode, and killed so many of the enemy that a river god got pissed off, because all the bodies were...
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In Greek mythology, Achilles was a great hero and warrior. He was so badass that when his friend Patroclus was killed in battle, Achilles flipped out into beast mode, and killed so many of the enemy that a river god got pissed off, because all the bodies...
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Sony's original RX1 was a groundbreaking camera when it was announced in late 2012. We'd seen fixed-lens digital cameras with large APS-C image sensors before, but none with a full-frame sensor. That's still rare—the new RX1R II ($3,299.99) is only the fo...
Compact design, Full-frame 42-megapixel image sensor, Sharp 35mm f/2 lens, Excellent picture quality, Variable OLPF filter, Integrated pop-up EVF, Tilting rear display, 1080p120 video, Wi-Fi...
Lens shows some barrel distortion, Limited battery life, Doesn't include external battery charger, Uncomfortable focus select switch, Omits flash...
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX1R II puts an incredible high-resolution full-frame image sensor and fixed lens into a form factor that's almost pocket friendly...
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There's no question that Sony has left its mark on the camera market over the past few years with what looks (superficially at least) like a simple strategy: Put big sensors into little cameras. They did it with the a7, the first mirrorless camera with a...
Excellent design, strong lowlight performance, great image quality and dynamic range, feature rich...
Poor battery life, no 4K video recording, sluggish continuous shooting, PRICE: $3,300...
In the universe of compact cameras with full-frame image sensors, you have two choices: the RXIR II or the Leica Q. At $4,250, the Q is pricier and offers a much lower resolution sensor than the Sony (24-megapixel). However, the Q has a wider, faster lens...
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The Sony RX1R II is a compact system in a rangefinder camera design and features a full-frame sensor with extremely high resolution (42.2MP). It uses a fixed focal length lens (35mm) and is the first RX1 system with an EVF. ( Editor's Note: Lab Review l...
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whatdigitalcamera.com Updated:
2016-10-27 02:37:14
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Boasting a wealth of world-class features, the RX1R II looks incredible on paper. Callum McInerney-Riley finds out if it has held its place as king of the compactsAfter a flurry of camera announcements from Sony towards the end of 2015 we were not expecti...
Features a fullframe sensor capable of incredibly detailed images, Boasts a fast 35mm f/2 lens that is very sharp, Large, bright, popup EVF for composing images...
Doesn't have a builtin flash, At times the focal length can be limiting, Its size means it's not truly a 'pocketable' camera...
Reviews Compact Camera Reviews Sony RX1R II review Callum McInerney-Riley March 14, 2016 1shares 1shares Boasting a wealth of world-class features, the RX1R II looks incredible on paper. Callum McInerney-Riley finds out if it has held its place as king of...
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Sony's original RX1 was a groundbreaking camera when it was announced in late 2012. We'd seen fixed-lens digital cameras with large APS-C image sensors before, but none with a full-frame sensor. That's still rare—the new RX1R II ($3,299.99) is only the fo...
Compact design, Full-frame 42-megapixel image sensor, Sharp 35mm f/2 lens, Excellent picture quality, Variable OLPF filter, Integrated pop-up EVF, Tilting rear display, 1080p120 video, Wi-Fi...
Lens shows some barrel distortion, Limited battery life, Doesn't include external battery charger, Uncomfortable focus select switch, Omits flash...
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX1R II puts an incredible high-resolution full-frame image sensor and fixed lens into a form factor that's almost pocket friendly...
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Sony's latest fixed lens full-frame compact camera, the Cyber-shot DSC-RX1R II, was announced towards the end of 2015. It features a 42.4 million pixel sensor - the same as the one in the Sony A7R II compact system camera. A world's first “variable optica...
Cameras like this which have a high price tag and limited functionality will naturally only appeal to a few photographers. The RX1R was aimed at a pretty small area of the market, and the same is true here of the Mark II version. While it's true that it...
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The Sony Cyber-shot RX1R II is a full-frame, 42MP compact camera with a fixed 35mm F2 lens. The successor to the 24MP RX1R, the Mark II inherits a lot of technology from Sony's flagship a7R II mirrorless interchangeable lens camera.Between the continuing...
Those who demand ultimate image quality wherever they go, and appreciate a solid camera with lots of external controls...
Full-frame IQ that (almost) fits in your pocket, 42MP BSI CMOS sensor with excellent detail, dynamic range, noise performance, Well constructed, attractive design, Fast, sharp lens, Excellent 399-point PDAF system, Pop-up, high-res OLED viewfinder, Tiltin...
The Sony Cyber-shot RX1R II is the world's smallest full-frame camera, featuring a 42MP sensor, fixed ZEISS 35mm F2 lens, pop-up electronic viewfinder and excellent autofocus system. It promises absolutely excellent image quality in a package that fits in...
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The Sony RX1R II is the successor to the popular RX1 and RX1R premium compacts. It inherits the same 35mm f2 Zeiss Sonnar lens, but features the 42-Mpix sensor of the Sony A7R II and boasts a built-in pop-up style EVF. Read on to find out how well this ne...
It isn't any surprise to see that the 42-Mpix sensor in the Sony Cyber-shot RX1R II is related to the unit in the Sony A7R II; however, the performance improvements over the earlier models are significant and help regenerate some the interest lost to the...
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For that slight increase in heft, you get some very useful new features, but the core concept remains unchanged. Upgrading Sony RX1 and RX1R owners -- and we're sure there will be more than a few -- will feel right at home here, with next to no learning c...
Excellent image quality; Extremely high resolution; Surprisingly good high ISO performance; Outstanding dynamic range; Handy variable low-pass filter; Fast phase-detect AF; Built-in EVF...
Fixed, single focal length lens; Poor battery life; No built-in flash; No touchscreen LCD; Slow buffer clearing; No 4K video; Expensive...
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Sony has updated their popular RX-series of powerful Cyber-shot cameras, with the all new RX1R II (model DSC-RX1RMK2). This model builds upon the DSC-RX1R form 2013, with some notable upgrades.Of these is an all new full frame Exmor CMOS image sensor, whi...
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The fixed lens camera market may be a bit niche, but it's here that you'll find some of the best cameras you can buy. Sensors ranging from APS-C to full-frame are designed to match their lenses, which cover ranges from 28-75mm equiv, so image quality is...
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One thing all of the cameras in this category have in common, aside from having a fixed prime lens, is that they offer either a 28mm or 35mm equivalent focal length (save for the Sigma Quattro dp2 and dp3), making all excellent choices for shooting street...
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It was only 45 days ago when Sony held their last press event in Portland, Oregon to announce the release of the Sony a7r II and to give us the opportunity to shoot with it. We subsequently published a review of the Sony a7r II and how Sony listened to it...
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Last updated: November 21, 2017The fixed lens camera market may be a bit niche, but it's here that you'll find some of the best cameras you can buy. Sensors ranging from APS-C format to full-frame are designed to match their lenses (which cover ranges fro...
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Arguably one of the best point and shoot cameras on the market, the Sony RX1R II is a camera with a full frame 35mm sensor and a 35mm f2 lens affixed to the front. For most photographers, that immediately sounds like a beautiful thing. Then consider the E...
Small size, Nice lens, EVF is cool, Leaf shutter is awesome, Pretty good battery life...
Ergonomics could use a step-up, Quite pricy, The autofocus could use an upgrade...
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Today, Sony is announcing their brand new RX1r Mk II –the follow up to what seems to be both the RX1 and the RX1 R. While the original R version didn't include the low-pass filter, the Mk II has the option of incorporating it or not just by selecting it i...
Sony's RX1R has no low pass filter. We go hands on.Top SearchesTop SearchesNikon D500Popular in the CommunitySponsoredSponsoredHow Using Unsplash Got This Photographer Into Legal TroubleThadEGinathom15 JulI'm sure many people will have heard of, and know...
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