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Overall I am pleasantly suprised. The low cost and quick delivery are bonuses in addition to the apparent qualiy of the item.









Price is great too! (30% cheaper than the Sony screen protector and just as good)
Highly recommend!

I bought the D700 the first week it came out from this very website. It has served me incredibly well over these years but I have always wanted a small hand held to carry around to make life a little easier. I've tried the fuji, the 4/3rds the nikon's and all have just been so far from my expectations of image quality that I have sent them all back. This camera will not be going back. The IQ is as good (if not better) than my D700 with my Nikkor VRII 70-200 or 28-70 on it (the sharpest zooms on the market in my opinion). The sharpness is amazing and I get wonderful pictures up to and including ISO 6400 (I don't like going past 3200 on my D700).
A lot of people complain about the auto focus, but honestly I have not had a problem with it at all (even in low light indoor shooting). Tack sharp autofocus on all of my ISO 6400 shots. Sure it's much slower than the D700, but that's really an apples to oranges comparison. Some people complain about having a 35mm focal length. This is not your mom's point and shoot, so if you are not comfortable with using the lens properly and framing your shots efficiently, then this is not the camera for you. I love the creativity it brings out. It's a totally different experience than the DSLR with zooms.
If you have the means and want to make an investment in a camera that simply has NO issues in image and is simply a joy to shoot, then go for it. Once you get over the buyers remorse (lasted about 30 shots for me) than you will be as happy as can be. For me the search is finally over!!!



So why not 5 stars? If I have to nitpick, there are 3 things that kinda bug me. These cons would NOT prevent me from buying this camera.
1. Lack of a viewfinder. Although it would add bulk, a built in viewfinder is a no brainer for this camera. Thankfully Sony's solution seems doable - an electronic hot shoe viewfinder. Mine is on order.
2. DSLR and "Cybershot" BS extra stuff, menu clutter etc. I wish Sony would have looked at the Fuji X100 or the Leica X1/X2 regarding simplicity of controls. If only it had a shutter dial in lieu of the DSLR-like PASM-123 dial. Also aperture priority mode should be activated by a turn of the aperture ring. Keep it simple Sony!
3. Auto-focus hunts a little in low light. Better than most cameras in it's class, but could be better.
All 3 of these things can be overcome and should not prevent you from considering this outstanding camera.
EDIT - Also would like to add that this camera does not have a minimum shutter speed setting for when shooting in Aperture Priority/P/Auto modes. This really needs to be addressed by Sony in a firmware update.
EDIT 2 - Considering I love this camera, which I do, I reconsidered my 4 star rating (which Amazon classifies as "like"). The cons don't justify the dropping it to 4. I really wish I could give it a 4.5, but 5 will do. Still wish Sony would address some of these issues with a firmware update.



Highly recommended.


First off both of these cameras met my goal and produce images that meet or exceed what I get from my 5DmkIII. The Sony has the advantage over the Fuji of a much higher pixel count which coupled with it's outstandingly sharp lens that can make up for it's fixed 35mm lens by cropping in for a tighter view (which is basically what it's simulated 50mm and 70mm mode is doing). I was amazed when I pulled some of the images into the computer went to 1:1 - detail is excellent - easily as good as my 5dmkIII with my sharper lenses.
However, what I couldn't get over (and ultimately made me chose the Fuji over the Sony) was the design and handling of the camera. While Sony really did an amazing job of making this camera compact, I personally think a camera of this caliber deserves a viewfinder. The (very expensive) optional viewfinder just seems like a hack to me, and it's lack of a means of locking it in place troubles me - I know I'd knock that thing off the camera as have it bouncing on the end of a strap at my side.
I also prefer the Fuji's choice of separate Shutter speed and Aperture dials with an 'A' setting vs. the PASM mode dial - maybe I'm just old school but to me, that's how a camera is supposed to be.
So while I do think the Sony had the edge in IQ (which is a bit unfair since the Fuji had zoom lens) the controls and lack of Viewfinder made me take a pass. If you can get over these issues, it's a wonderful camera...If there is every a nex gen version of this camera with a viewfinder - I'll be the first in line.


The small size of the camera means that it's easy to carry around and, when using time-tested techniques to bolster your body when shooting, you'll find that you can get photos you wouldn't be able to capture with a D-SLR and a similar lens.
In 2 months of shooting, I've had more fun with this camera than any camera I've bought in the last decade, and it's worked in all sorts of situations: portraits, landscapes, street shots, night stuff and more. (You can see a collection of my RX1 images over on flickr -- [...]) While it might seem inflexible -- small, with a single lens, no viewfinder -- it really is the most flexible camera I've owned.
So, what's not to like?
There's a lot of grumbling about the price, but I'd argue that the cost of a full-frame D-SLR and a lens of this quality would cost you this amount regardless, and it's hard to argue about the magic generated by this sensor and lens combo. If you want full frame and don't want to be limited by a single lens, then definitely look elsewhere.
There's definitely grumbling to be had about the prices for the RX1's accessories: the electronic viewfinder (which is great), the lens hood, the case and the thumb grip are all priced much higher than they should be. That said, you can buy the RX1 by itself, find a hood and case from someone other than Sony, and be a very happy photographer.


