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It would appear that most at FM like bigger cameras and a bridge wouldn't be the first choice?
I remember grabbing hummingbirds in flight with the little RX100v and I love everything about the
RX10ii except focal length, AF/AF-tracking and buffer but the weather sealing was really good. How do I know?
Well the RX10ii road on the top of my kayak deck ready for whatever on many many trips.
Here's a composite with the RX100v, 3 shots from 20 grabbed of a hummingbird in Panama-
Proof of concept RX100 v composite by MedicineMan4040, on Flickr
And here is a shot via the RX10ii, me holding the camera in one hand, the other sculling the paddling trying to keep near the target in a 3 knot stream on the Roanoke River-
Broadside Water Serpent by MedicineMan4040, on Flickr
The serpent even allowed a portrait, again in moving water-
From the Branches by MedicineMan4040, on Flickr
So I always wondered when Sony would put the supreme sensor of the RX100v into an RX10 series camera. Now they've done it woot!!
And along with the AF/AF-tracking image stabilization too
So am I the only one interested in this camera? I'm so interested I've pre-ordered. It's nice having an a7Rii and a9 but somethings a bridge is just the ticket for the day.
My only disappointment is the lack of a second card slot....the RX10 series def. has room for one. Why? Well last
week out west using my a9 a Lexa 2000x 128gb UHS-II card failed=would not read or write and could not be formatted on three different computers....so SD card failure does happen.
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