SonyUserforum - RX100 MKII (Nachfolger)

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Zitat von turboengine (Beitrag 1457497)

Freu' Dich doch über Sony's Produktpolitik, so kannst Du jedes Jahr Deiner Frau eine RX100 schenken.

Auch die anderen Marken bringen regelmäßig neue Modelle im Kompaktkamerabereich. Wir können uns freuen, dass Sony an der ohnehin hervorragenden RX100 weiter arbeitet. Von so einer Kamera können die anderen Hersteller nur träumen. Neben einigen Ausstattungsvorteilen bringt die RX100M2 durch den EXMOR-R Sensor eine noch weiter verbesserte Bildqualität. Ich bin gespannt, ob sich ein Unterschied in praxisrelevanter Größenordnung ergeben wird.

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Zitat von Anaxaboras (Beitrag 1457597)

Könnte ja durchaus sein, dass die RX100 als etwas kompakteres Modell weiterhin angeboten wird.

So heißt es jedenfalls in der geleakten Pressemeitteilung. Man hat also die Wahl. Hier die PM zu RX1R und RX100M2:

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San Diego – Sony introduced Thursday a pair of advanced RX-series Cyber-shot point-and-shoot cameras targeting the professional/advanced amateur audiences.

Models DSC-RX1R/B ($2,799 suggested retail price) and DSC-RX100M2/B ($749 suggested retail) both feature advanced CMOS sensors, with the former featuring a 24.3-megapixel 35mm full-frame Exmor sensor and the latter offering a one-inch 20.2-megapixel Exmor R sensor. Both models also include Sony’s latest BIONZ image processors.
Sony said both cameras are additions to the RX line and will not be replacing the current RX1 or RX100 models. The RX1R will be slotted in higher than the previous RX1, and removes the optical low pass filter of the RX1 for improved resolution and image quality. The filter will continue to be included in the RX1 to reduce artifacts such as moiré.
The RX1R is also said to produce superior contrast levels to the RX1.
It includes a fixed focal length 37mm lens at F2-22 Carl Zeiss lens.
The RX100 features a 28-100mm focal range (35mm equivalent) F1.8 lense.
Both models will also support FullHD 1080/60p and 1080/24p video resolution in AVCHD compression format, and up to 1440-by-1080/30fps in MP4.
The RX1R supports an ISO range for still images from 100-25,600 (100-102,400 in EV step) while the RX100RM2 supports an ISO range from 160-25,600.
The RX100M2 uses a new sensor production technique to produce a Exmor R CMOS sensor as large as 1-inch. This is said to significantly improve the camera’s low-light picture image capability.
The RX100M2 also offers burst shooting speeds up to 10fps at 20.2-megapixel resolution.
The RX1R offers burst shooting speeds up to 5fps in speed priority mode and 2.5 fps (AF-S).
Both models include pop-up flashes and 3-inch (1.2 million dot) LCD monitors. The RX100RM2 adds an 84-degree-up, 43-degrees-down tilting screen.
The RX100M2, which has a compact body design, will also support Wi-Fi wireless connectivity and image transfer and will be the first NFC-enabled digital imaging device from Sony, allowing transferring images by typing the camera with another Wi-Fi-enable device like a smartphone or a tablet.

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