BTW, Carrryspeed now offers a filter adapter for 52mm filters. I use that for other filters and since I have a CPL that is 52mm, I am using that instead of the Carryspeed version.
DavidWEGS wrote:
Great that it can do so well with harsh light and still show such details.
Agreed. I think the RX100 is one of the best cameras to come out in the past few years because it brings so much to the table. It's tiny, truly pocketable and especially under ISO 800 it pretty much matches any other mirrorless camera out there! For me it gets even better because at f/1.9 I can take pictures in very low light (early morning hiking / climbing /skiing) with a DOF more like f/4 or f/5.6. As a landscape guy this is awesome.
Very nice thread. It's inspiring to see what the camera is capable of in the right hands. I especially like Claude's and Vern's landscape photos on the previous page.
I got mine a couple of weeks ago, but have only taken a few test shots with it, so I'm not sure how I feel about it yet. Here is one that turned out OK, I think:
I have been considering the RX-100 for a while now for a travel camera. I love my Canon 5D III, but sometimes it is just too much to take along. I finally ordered the RX-100 with the Sony retro style case. Hopefully, I will be able to contribute to this thread soon.
Played around with the in camera HDR yesterday, the following are the regular jpeg out of camera, the in camera HDR of the same shot and then a LR4 processed jpeg from the HDR jpeg
Really impressed with this little camera. Currently have the modified Carry speed filter thingy modified as suggested by Millsart. For some reason my initial long exposures with a 10 stop looks blurry so must be doing something wrong. This was just a quick shot from my porch with a CPL and converted in SEP2.
millsart wrote:
Hopefully turning off the stabilization fixes the issue. Don't know what else it could be otherwise
That's exactly what it was. Noticed it too whenI had my K5 and pretty sure I forgot to turn the SR off on it as well. Did a few long exposures this evening and the results were much sharper. Will try my hand at some this week and post.
, a 4x5 and a 5x7 Sinar Norma, and I know what a joy to look at those giant slides