Lucille
Veteran
- Location
- Hepcat City
I have owned a Canon 40d, t2i, t4i, Omd-em5, e-pl1's, Sony A65. Got to use a Nikkon d600 with a 35mm prime. And I am not much of a photographer, in fact I don't like using that term in regards to myself, rather I am just somebody whom snaps images, and the Rx1 just keeps wowing me.
I read about it having slow auto focus (I like manual focus anyways) in lowlight conditions, so I put it to the test and quite frankly in real world use, I don't find it that slow or inaccurate.
(I also read about how terrible the e-pl1 is, only to also have a opposite experience)
some lowlight autofocus shots.
I have never been a black and white shooter, but this little tiny GEM of a camera is changing that for me....
These shots might be easy for some of you more experienced and real photographers out there, but they were never easy for me, until the Rx1, these subjects were moving, and I think the camera did well...
I read about it having slow auto focus (I like manual focus anyways) in lowlight conditions, so I put it to the test and quite frankly in real world use, I don't find it that slow or inaccurate.
(I also read about how terrible the e-pl1 is, only to also have a opposite experience)
some lowlight autofocus shots.
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I have never been a black and white shooter, but this little tiny GEM of a camera is changing that for me....
These shots might be easy for some of you more experienced and real photographers out there, but they were never easy for me, until the Rx1, these subjects were moving, and I think the camera did well...