What is the closest focus of Sony RX100?
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Hi Decha, Minimum focus distance for the Sony RX100 is rated at 5cm (2 inches). Hope this helps! Keep shooting ~ zkot
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Yes, though some old second party lenses may not be compatible with the Sony 100 autofocus, most are..
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The Sony RX100 has much higher resolution and better image quality. I have both cameras. The X10 is a lot of fun to use because of its retro styling, but the RX100 has better picture quality and is technically more advanced. Both cameras take great pictures. IN certain modes the X10's resolution is cut in half in order to provide greater dynamic range. The Sony can increase dynamic range by taking multiple exposures and combining them, a method that does not reduce resolution.
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I have #71020 [25 - 125X80] only and do not know how it compares to 25X100. At 25X it is super clear even if you are holding it with your hands but of course, it will tires you out quickly bcoz of its weight and size. To fully enjoy this powerful bino spend money on a high-end tripod like SLK brand or other comparable reputable brands especially if you would like to experiment zooming closer than 25X --field of view gets smaller as you increase magnification and you can do it without a tripod. I stay at 25X or maybe few notches up bcoz I get dizzy looking thru it at much higher magnification. Maybe 25X100 is plenty of power for what you need it for, anything pass 100X is practically useless. And you may even save money w/c you can spend on tripod. Just my honest opinion... enjoy it!
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Not really. In fact, not even close. The field of view on the X100, even with the adapter, is still considerably wider, resulting in less compression of the image, for starters. Also, f2, on a wider lens will be a less OOF/creamy than 1.2 no matter what. The X100 will throw everything outside the focal plane out rather pleasingly for shots of objects fairly close, but anything in terms of a 1/2 body or full body portrait or the equivalent distance won't be anything like shooting with a tighter focal length with such a markedly faster aperture.
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I bought this camera for my son as a gift. I did tried a little before I gave it to him. I did not have issue with autofocusing. Of course, it depends on what you are shooting and what lens you have it on. I did remember my son was saying that with the 200 mm zoom lens, the focus may be slower. I bought a Sony NEX7 latter myself. I do not have 200 zoom lens so I can not comment on that. If I need to zoom in for a shot, I use Nikon 70-200 lens on Nikon D700. Sony NEX camera is a great all around camera. I take that everywhere I go. Great image quality.
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Came from and amazon review: ADVANCED guide for RX100 for use online with working search function: http://esupport.sony.com/docs/dvimag/DSCRX100_guide/en/contents/02/index.html DOWNLOADABLE PDF of Advanced Guide (but search function doesn't work on this small PDF) - available here: - http://www.datafilehost.com/download-a9ef796a.html
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Closest usable focus distance is about 5.5 inches from the lens. What that means in practice is that an item one-half of an inch across will fill about half the frame (at least on my 50D).
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I think the Rx100 III is a little bigger than the I, it will be a bit too snug I expect.
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Basically this camera is 24-200mm. My husband has the hx300. Yes, the zoom is farther on the hx300 but for my needs the IQ of the rx is better. Fyi, there is a book I just bought by A. White from Amazon that is a guide to the rx10 that is in-depth regarding the operation of the rx. I am finding it very helpful.
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Came from and amazon review:ADVANCED guide for RX100 for use online with working search function:http://esupport.sony.com/docs/dvimag/DSCRX100_guide/en/contents/02/index.htmlDOWNLOADABLE PDF of Advanced Guide (but search function doesn't work on this small PDF) - available here:- http://www.datafilehost.com/download-a9ef796a.html
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Nancy, the NX1000 only comes with the 20-55 lens. My wife love this camera and has sent me some amazing photos while I have been deployed. You will not be disappointed if you purchase it!
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Fred, I have no idea. I bought it for a different reason. My Sony RX100 lacks a hotshoe. I bought this Ez-Foto 1/4-20, unscrewed the chrome 'hotshoe' top part, and epoxy-glued it onto the top plate of the RX100. Works perfectly to hold an eye-level OVF... an Optical View Finder... for very bright days where the LCD screen isn't much good. Of course, this doesn't make my fix a 'real' hotshoe... obviously, no flash connection. But it works for the fast-moving-subject in bright daylight problem.
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I had the X100 and now own the XT1 and 56mm f1.2. While it's not exactly what you're looking for I'll say that I am 100% happy w/ the 56mm and find the XT1 a huge upgrade from the X100. Not just in terms of image quality and bokeh but flexibility as well since you can change out the lenses.
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I use this lens with my Sony a7 with the Sony LA-EA4 E-Mount to A-Mount Full-frame Adapter. It is manual focus only, so takes time to focus. Nice bokeh, but one thing I found, you can't get close up shots, @3 ft is the closest if I recall. Great, however, for head/shoulder portraits and isolating subjects from background.
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You need to zoom in pretty far to avoid the cutoff if you're using the lens shade. Not sure if it's RX10 compatible.
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Since you like the Canon S95, you should REALLY like the little S120. But I returned it to consider the Sony RX100, but more moola for it! My DSLR kit is Canon T5i and 3 lenses, but we all need a little "pocket-rocket" also. I am also considering the little Coolpix P330.