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Trying out the “compact” Sony RX1 let me to believe that modern “rolleiflexes” (massive top of consumer image quality packed in a small and portable solution) could very well exist outside of the overfamed Leica brand. While the sensor display similar greatness as modern 24mp fullframe Sony sensors (seen in the Nikon D600/D610, Sony a99/a7), the 35mm Zeiss Lens makes the entire experience very enjoyable by providing a balanced look in colors/sharpness/contrast/bokeh that is very hard to match. Found at 1600$, the solution represents an amazing value for those who pair the camera with say an RX100 or want to carry the smallest and highest image quality producing camera.
The build quality of the body is near perfect as no detail or corners have been cut. The only complain is that the body itself gets heavy after an hour of handholding (I was really treating it like a point and shoot)
AF isn't it’s strong point though, people wanting quicker AF would want to invest in the A7. Some quirks like not using the smallest f number in shutter priority mode don’t really prevent this from being an amazing camera to recommend.
By setting the camera profile to “Deep” in the develop module of Lightroom, you will already achieve a great look to work on from the get go. This streamlines the workflow even more than any other files I’ve worked with.
If there is a camera today that's the perfect mariage between sensor and lens, this is probably IT.
I really loved the RX1
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Sorry for the repition, but this cathedral is truly amazing. The detail, the structure, architecture is so massive and so impressive. I'll post some images of the inside shortly. It really is an amazing site to see. What's even more amazing is the fact that it survived the bombing of Koln during World War II. I have seen images where all the surrounding buildings have been destroyed and this is the only building untouched.
The first test picture with the Canon 5D mark ii and the Canon 24-105 lens. (Just bought it second hand)
Scanned from a hand printed original.
Ilford Warmtone Paper, universal dev at 1+4 with a 10% extra (give or take) on top for contrast.
Black border created by filing the neg carrier to show the eight sprocket holes signifying full frame.
Gettin twitchy for the darkroom looking at these, might have to do something about that.