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  • 42.4MP Full-frame back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS sensor
  • 35mm F2.0 ZEISS Sonnar T lens with macro capability
  • World's first user-selectable optical variable low-pass filter
  • Fast Hybrid AF with 399 focal plane phase-detection AF points
  • Retractable 2.4-million dot XGA OLED Tru-Finder w/ ZEISS T coating
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    42.4MP Full-frame back-illuminated Exmor R® CMOS sensor 35mm F2.0 ZEISS® Sonnar T lens with macro capability World’s first 1 user-selectable optical variable low-pass filter Fast Hybrid AF with 399 focal plane phase-detection AF points Retractable 2.4-million dot XGA OLED Tru-Finder™ w/ ZEISS T coating Fixed lens design allows the lens & sensor to be aligned at the micron level Simple connectivity to smartphones via Wi-Fi® and NFC™ w/ camera apps 2 User selectable compressed or uncompressed 14-bit RAW still image Tiltable 3” (1,229k dots) Xtra Fine LCD™ Display Resolution meets sensitivity 42.4MP up to ISO 102,400 3


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    Customers say

    Customers like the quality and image quality of the camera. They say it's a well-made, compact camera that produces beautiful images with sharp, crisp details. They also appreciate the evf and light. However, some customers have reported issues with the battery life, saying that it only lasts 15 minutes of uninterrupted use. Customers also disagree on size, ease of use, and focus.

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    15 customers mention11 positive4 negative

    Customers like the image quality of the camera. They mention that it produces beautiful images, with sharp and crisp photos. They also appreciate the amazing bokeh and colors, and the stunning details. The camera has 42 megapixels, and records high-quality 1080P videos.

    "...While the out of camera JPEG's are simply beautiful and would please most users, the real magic of this camera shows when you shoot RAW and post..." Read more

    "...+Sonnar lens (sharp and crisp photos)+WiFi (remote shooting)+Discrete viewfinder+Smooth aperture ringCons:..." Read more

    "...to one of the best sensors, shallow DOF, great dynamic range, amazing bokeh and colors, a UI where you can map everything to useful and intuitive..." Read more

    "...not a single picture we took in night or evening came right; they are all blurry even while using a steady shot...." Read more

    9 customers mention9 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the quality of the camera. They mention that it is well made, takes amazing photos, and is capable of astrophotography. They also appreciate the 35mm focal length and the top notch IQ.

    "...you can see from the two shots attached this camera is quite capable of astrophotography despite its 35mm focal length...." Read more

    "...The build is solid - metal all around. Pick up any Zeiss lens and you get the idea - this is basically that with a small grip...." Read more

    "...buttons and totally focus on taking pictures, silent, useful 35mm for street photography, landscape and indoor, nifty macro, and enough pixels to..." Read more

    "...Top notch IQ, no question about it. The RX1r ii is even better...." Read more

    4 customers mention4 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the evf of the camera. They mention that it works well and the focusing system is excellent.

    "...It really stands out. The EVF works well and the focusing system is much improved compared to the first generation RX1R." Read more

    "...The RX1r ii is even better.AF has improved, but let's all be honest about it being fundamentally inferior to even "prosumer"..." Read more

    "...Oh well. The A7 series cameras are still excellent and work very well for me. My A7RII is my mainstay." Read more

    "Everything is great! But..." Read more

    3 customers mention3 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the light of the digital camera. They mention that it is easy to carry all the time, and takes amazing photos.

    "...and I must say that I've been mind blown by it's portability and performance!..." Read more

    "I took it on my hiking trip to New Zealand, It is light and takes amazing photos...." Read more

    "...of DSLR camera including a new Nikon D5 but it is small, easy to carry all the time...." Read more

    10 customers mention5 positive5 negative

    Customers are mixed about the size of the camera. Some mention it's small, easy to carry all the time, and almost pocketable. However, others say that it'll be too big to put in your pocket and the tiny batteries are undersized for the demands of the RX1.

    "...Pros:+Literally pocketable (full frame in your pocket!)+42 megapixels (you can print around 24x36 prints)..." Read more

    "...I did find the right side of the camera quite cramped (the price you pay for cramming so much features in a tiny camera I suppose?)..." Read more

    "...This camera is my favorite. Size, features and image quality is exceptional. I love it." Read more

    "I owned most of DSLR camera including a new Nikon D5 but it is small, easy to carry all the time...." Read more

    7 customers mention3 positive4 negative

    Customers are mixed about the ease of use of the digital camera. Some mention that it's very easy to use and fix in post, while others say that it is very complicated, heavy, and hard to handle to start with. They also mention that picture taking is a two step process and that the menus are complicated.

    "...Heavy and hard to handle to start with and not a single picture we took in night or evening came right; they are all blurry even while using a..." Read more

    "...Look to the left edge in both of these. Pretty easy to fix in post, but be aware it is there.SONY RX1R II - SENSOR..." Read more

    "...Contrast this to the RX1 and RX100 whose menus are complicated, handling isn’t as great (to be expected with a smaller body, especially the RX100)...." Read more

    "...pretty much all the buttons on the camera makes the camera very easy to use...." Read more

    6 customers mention3 positive3 negative

    Customers are mixed about the focus of the digital camera. Some mention that the focusing system is much improved compared to the first, the focus magnification and focus peaking work well, and the AF is very fast. However, others say that their copy was missing focus and the autofocus is average.

    "...There are no stops on the focus ring...." Read more

    "BUT my copy I received was missing focus. This product is almost 10 years old. Hope Sony makes new revision." Read more

    "...It really stands out. The EVF works well and the focusing system is much improved compared to the first generation RX1R." Read more

    "...-Autofocus is average (coming from an Olympus E-M5, this was disappointing, but not a deal breaker)..." Read more

    6 customers mention0 positive6 negative

    Customers are dissatisfied with the battery life of the digital camera. They mention that it has poor battery life, stating that they can only get 15 minutes of uninterrupted use from a single charge.

    "...-Battery life is poor (I have 6 batteries total)..." Read more

    "...The battery runtime in the predecessor was very problematic; the tiny batteries are undersized for the demands of the RX1...." Read more

    "...(due to the poor battery life), one seems to get 100 to 120 shots over a few hours of a day...." Read more

    "...Battery life is less than pathetic. I use wi-fi SD card which sends pics to my Mac as soon as they are taken and this thing overheats and shuts down...." Read more

    Awesome little camera!
    5 Stars
    Awesome little camera!
    Update 2016-09-04 :It's been 5 months since I purchased this camera and I must say that I love it even more. I'm constantly blown away by the beautiful images this little camera can produce.I've purchased 4 extra batteries and an additional travel charger since so running out of juice isn't a worry for me now. A note on the battery life - while I see some places state its rated battery life as 220 shots. I usually get between 50-150 from a battery. I also bought a Pelican 1150 case to store everything; the camera, batteries, chargers and a couple filters as well. The case is really small and it's pretty light loaded up (approx. 5lbs) with everything so I'd recommend it for anyone who's interested in a tough little case to keep their RX1/R/II protected. The case has been in my backpack on two trips and two hikes and it's been great. It even spent 10-15 minutes submerged in water as I swam up a river and to my delight my stuff inside the case were still completely dry. While there may have been a few moments where I would have been better off with a different focal length (both wider and longer), I've been content sticking with 35mm. My old A6000 and 10-18 + 18-105 lenses are collecting dust right now. Seems I may have to sell them soon as this RX1RII has rendered them obsolete. I've attached more pictures, hope you enjoy.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Original Review:While I 've never written a product review before, after purchasing this camera from Amazon and using it for a short while I feel like I must share the joy I felt after using it; please excuse me if the review seems a bit rushed. I received this camera just a couple of days ago (April 1st 2016) and I must say that I've been mind blown by it's portability and performance! I upgraded to this from a Sony A6000 and being my first full frame camera I'm amazed with the massive difference in performance.I was initially torn between purchasing this camera or going with it's big brother i.e. the A7RII but I decided on the RX simply because of how much smaller it is than the A7 and I figured that I'd more likely carry it out with me on random strolls. I know the 35mm fixed lens may be constructing for some but I've had some experience using the Zeiss 24 F1.8 (which is roughly 35mm equivalent on a crop camera) on the A6000 and I never felt like I needed a wider lens while out shooting. Add to the fact that the 35mm lens on the RX1 is one of of the best 35mm lenses available I'm sure that I'd have no complaints. Also note that the cost of getting an A7RII and an FE 35mm lens would bring the cost of it to quite a bit more than the RX1 so it's not really overpriced if you consider that.I haven't had done much shooting with it as yet so I can't comment too much about it but the MOST important thing piece of information I can share to buyers is to make sure and buy extra batteries! This camera really likes to chew through them. The camera does come with a neat usb to micro usb charger so I purchased two extra batteries and a portable battery so that I can easily swap batteries and get the depleted one recharged on the fly! I did find the right side of the camera quite cramped (the price you pay for cramming so much features in a tiny camera I suppose?) and it made gripping it quite awkward. Luckily I also purchased the Gariz Half Case which helped immensely IMO, while also adding a bit of protection and some more aesthetic appeal. Because of the high MP sensor I did notice that I had to use high shutter speeds (1/125) while handheld to get tack sharp shots though I don't have the sturdiest hands. I'm sure the IBIS from the A7RII would have aided in that, but it would have inevitably added to the RX1's size; fingers crossed that Sony can implement it in the RX1RIII! I also noticed that this camera lacks an IR sensor which was definitely a let down as it'd be a problem when trying to get group shots with my family or friends. It should be noted though that Sony does have a Remote Control app available which will allow you to use most smartphones as a remote trigger.While the out of camera JPEG's are simply beautiful and would please most users, the real magic of this camera shows when you shoot RAW and post process. Simply put, the dynamic range of this camera is amazing and the its RAW files can really take abuse in Light Room. I've actually only been shooting RAW for about a year now and have much still to learn but I should shoutout to those who haven't yet to try it out. If you rather not spend money on a editing software that's fine as there's Capture One available for free for Sony users.I attended a Star Party the day after receiving it and as you can see from the two shots attached this camera is quite capable of astrophotography despite its 35mm focal length. I personally didn't have much trouble with composing shots; though I did have to walk quite a bit! I actually walked with my A6000 along with a Rokinon 12mm F2.0 thinking I'd use it just in case the 35mm focal length of the RX1 proved to be too restrictive but I ended up leaving it packed in my bag through the entire night! There was quite a bit of light pollution from the city down below so I wasn't able to get a great exposure for the Milky Way but it was still awesome to see how capable this camera was. As mentioned before, this camera has no IR sensor for remote trigger, which would normally be a pain for such shooting but I must say it didn't cause me much problems. I simply used the 5 second timer for taking shots. I also tried out the Touchless Shutter app (which is available as a free download) and it worked great as well!In conclusion, while my time with the camera has been short I can already say that it's been money well spent for me and I look forward to getting many great shots with this camera. My biggest headache now will be deciding what to do with my A6000 and all those crop lenses I purchased as it feels impossible to go back to it after seeing the performance of the RX1. I figure that I'd try to sell my primes and simply keep the telephoto lenses for when I need such pictures. Thanks for reading, hope my review helps your decision.
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome little camera!
    Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2016
    Update 2016-09-04 :
    It's been 5 months since I purchased this camera and I must say that I love it even more. I'm constantly blown away by the beautiful images this little camera can produce.

    I've purchased 4 extra batteries and an additional travel charger since so running out of juice isn't a worry for me now. A note on the battery life - while I see some places state its rated battery life as 220 shots. I usually get between 50-150 from a battery. I also bought a Pelican 1150 case to store everything; the camera, batteries, chargers and a couple filters as well. The case is really small and it's pretty light loaded up (approx. 5lbs) with everything so I'd recommend it for anyone who's interested in a tough little case to keep their RX1/R/II protected. The case has been in my backpack on two trips and two hikes and it's been great. It even spent 10-15 minutes submerged in water as I swam up a river and to my delight my stuff inside the case were still completely dry.

    While there may have been a few moments where I would have been better off with a different focal length (both wider and longer), I've been content sticking with 35mm. My old A6000 and 10-18 + 18-105 lenses are collecting dust right now. Seems I may have to sell them soon as this RX1RII has rendered them obsolete. I've attached more pictures, hope you enjoy.

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Original Review:
    While I 've never written a product review before, after purchasing this camera from Amazon and using it for a short while I feel like I must share the joy I felt after using it; please excuse me if the review seems a bit rushed. I received this camera just a couple of days ago (April 1st 2016) and I must say that I've been mind blown by it's portability and performance! I upgraded to this from a Sony A6000 and being my first full frame camera I'm amazed with the massive difference in performance.

    I was initially torn between purchasing this camera or going with it's big brother i.e. the A7RII but I decided on the RX simply because of how much smaller it is than the A7 and I figured that I'd more likely carry it out with me on random strolls. I know the 35mm fixed lens may be constructing for some but I've had some experience using the Zeiss 24 F1.8 (which is roughly 35mm equivalent on a crop camera) on the A6000 and I never felt like I needed a wider lens while out shooting. Add to the fact that the 35mm lens on the RX1 is one of of the best 35mm lenses available I'm sure that I'd have no complaints. Also note that the cost of getting an A7RII and an FE 35mm lens would bring the cost of it to quite a bit more than the RX1 so it's not really overpriced if you consider that.

    I haven't had done much shooting with it as yet so I can't comment too much about it but the MOST important thing piece of information I can share to buyers is to make sure and buy extra batteries! This camera really likes to chew through them. The camera does come with a neat usb to micro usb charger so I purchased two extra batteries and a portable battery so that I can easily swap batteries and get the depleted one recharged on the fly! I did find the right side of the camera quite cramped (the price you pay for cramming so much features in a tiny camera I suppose?) and it made gripping it quite awkward. Luckily I also purchased the Gariz Half Case which helped immensely IMO, while also adding a bit of protection and some more aesthetic appeal. Because of the high MP sensor I did notice that I had to use high shutter speeds (1/125) while handheld to get tack sharp shots though I don't have the sturdiest hands. I'm sure the IBIS from the A7RII would have aided in that, but it would have inevitably added to the RX1's size; fingers crossed that Sony can implement it in the RX1RIII! I also noticed that this camera lacks an IR sensor which was definitely a let down as it'd be a problem when trying to get group shots with my family or friends. It should be noted though that Sony does have a Remote Control app available which will allow you to use most smartphones as a remote trigger.While the out of camera JPEG's are simply beautiful and would please most users, the real magic of this camera shows when you shoot RAW and post process. Simply put, the dynamic range of this camera is amazing and the its RAW files can really take abuse in Light Room. I've actually only been shooting RAW for about a year now and have much still to learn but I should shoutout to those who haven't yet to try it out. If you rather not spend money on a editing software that's fine as there's Capture One available for free for Sony users.

    I attended a Star Party the day after receiving it and as you can see from the two shots attached this camera is quite capable of astrophotography despite its 35mm focal length. I personally didn't have much trouble with composing shots; though I did have to walk quite a bit! I actually walked with my A6000 along with a Rokinon 12mm F2.0 thinking I'd use it just in case the 35mm focal length of the RX1 proved to be too restrictive but I ended up leaving it packed in my bag through the entire night! There was quite a bit of light pollution from the city down below so I wasn't able to get a great exposure for the Milky Way but it was still awesome to see how capable this camera was. As mentioned before, this camera has no IR sensor for remote trigger, which would normally be a pain for such shooting but I must say it didn't cause me much problems. I simply used the 5 second timer for taking shots. I also tried out the Touchless Shutter app (which is available as a free download) and it worked great as well!

    In conclusion, while my time with the camera has been short I can already say that it's been money well spent for me and I look forward to getting many great shots with this camera. My biggest headache now will be deciding what to do with my A6000 and all those crop lenses I purchased as it feels impossible to go back to it after seeing the performance of the RX1. I figure that I'd try to sell my primes and simply keep the telephoto lenses for when I need such pictures. Thanks for reading, hope my review helps your decision.
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    5.0 out of 5 stars A Leica Q killer, ultimate point n shoot.
    Reviewed in Canada on January 4, 2019
    So, I finally got my camera on the last day of 2018. Technically, it’s a piece of tech that’s three years old. In terms of the tech world, it’s like three decades... or really?
    I’ll start with the ‘dislikes’:
    1. This camera is really really expensive! For a fixed lens camera, only Leica Q can match its price tag. But hey, it’s Leica! That red dot along would worth a fortune.
    2. The camera makes you feel like a piece of expensive jewelry in your palm, so be careful while walking with it in the Street. Any dent or scratch will definitely break your heart!
    3. Hungry for batteries. Youd better prepare two extra batteries to carry out serious shooting sessions.
    4. Not weather resistant
    Above are all the complaints I have for it. But here comes to ‘likes’:
    1. The near medium format image quality right in your palm. Yes, the image quality is stunning! I have to admit this camera is not for rookie photographers and, to bring out the distinctive power, you’d better obtain some degree of post-processing knowledge in Adobe Lightroom or Photoshop. But as long as I start shooting with this little baby, I am kissing goodbye to my old full frame DSLRs and lens. With its Dynamic Range of 13.9 ev at ISO 50, it easily beats the latest Leica M10 which is almost one full stop behind in DR. My images say it all!
    2. The portability. Well, I can easily fit it in my winter coat pocket. It’s a point n shoot after all. Don’t feel like mirrorless or DSLR in my hand except for its image quality and functionality.
    3. Sony has implanted a computer in this little thing and all the settings, once you mastered them, come so handy for you to deal with various shooting needs. I strongly recommend buying an independent shooters guide by Alexander S White. which provides more insights in bringing out the full potential of the camera.
    4. 35mm is the sweet spot for portrait, street photography and landscape. Techically, this lens is slightly wider than a traditional 35mm, at about 33mm by some tech reviews. But checkout the gas town image I shot from the middle of the road. If you like the wide angle view, chances are you will be happy with this 35mm lens, needless to say it’s advantages over the 28mm when cropping is used in post processing.
    All in all, this camera can be a great supplement to your Phone camera or your existing mirrorless or DSLR system. It’s portability makes it the ultimate travel companion. It’s definitely a Leica Q killer, unless you have to use zone focusing or your are obsessed with the red dot. I’d highly recommend it to any intermedium photographer who seeks the ultimate combination of image quality and portability.
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