DSC-RX1 Sony Cyber-shot premium compact camera product review and Specifications

DSC-RX1 Sony Cyber-shot premium compact camera product overview


[caption id="attachment_447" align="alignleft" width="305"]Sony R-series premium compact camera or the DSC-RX1 DSC-RX1[/caption]

The DSC-RX1 Sony compact full frame camera is one of the most ambitious cameras Sony has ever built: a full-frame compact with a fixed 35mm F2 lens. Those specifications make the RX1 a high-end, niche camera. So how does it perform.


Also, Sony's passion for quality and compactness culminates in the world's first 35mm full-frame camera with bright lens and palm-size dimension. Many has been dreaming of this combination before, they make believe, and Sony brings them in reality. The DSC-RX1 Sony Cyber-shot premium compact camera leaps far beyond other compact cameras to provide emotionally charged photographs of truly extraordinary quality whenever you go. Make your dream come true with DSC-RX1 Sony Cyber-shot premium compact camera.



DSC-RX1 Sony Cyber-shot premium compact camera product reviews


The Sony R-series premium compact camera or the DSC-RX1 comes with high performance lens that captures more light. The newly developed large diameter f/2.0 Carl Zeiss Sonar T lens captures more light. This feature on your DSC-RX1 delivers impressive macro capabilities and stunning low light imaging. Moreover, DSC-RX1 Sony Cyber-shot featuring Incredible image quality in a compact camera, with 35mm full-frame sensors have previously only been available in the most high end professional DSLR' or DSLT's. The RX1 is the worlds first ever 35mm full-frame compact camera.


The lens, which is designated as a Carl Zeiss Sonnar T*, features a leaf shutter for essentially silent operation (though you can engage a sound effect if you wish). This design means the camera can sync with flashes all the way up to its 1/2000th maximum shutter speed, as well as allowing the lens to reach closer to the front of the sensor.


The lens itself is a complex design including 8 elements in 7 groups, with 3 spherical elements, including one 'advanced aspheric' element. It can focus down as close as 30cm from the imaging plane (24cm in front of the lens), in its native configuration. If you need to focus closer, a ring around the front of the lens can be rotated into a different position, shifting the focus group, allowing focus down to 20cm from the sensor plane.


The sensor itself is a version of the one used in Sony's SLT A99. It has been designed to maximize the amount of each photo site that is light sensitive and has had the depth of the circuitry reduced to further increase light capture. Unlike the version in the A99, the RX1's sensor doesn't feature on-sensor phase-detection elements. It also misses out on the A99's ability to quickly engage focus tracking using the shutter button and the A99's focus peaking in un-magnified live view - a feature Sony omitted in the name of precision.



DSC-RX1 Sony Cyber-shot premium compact camera technical specifications


35mm Full-Frame Exmor CMOS sensor


24.3 megapixels


3.0 inches LCD monitor


bright carl zeiss sonar t 35mm f2 lens


full HD 1080p


white magic


high sensitive 102400 ISO


multi interface shoe


DSC-RX1 Sony Cyber-shot premium compact camera comes with a FREE 8GB memory card.

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