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Question: How does the image quality from this camera compare to the image quality of photos taken with the NEX6? I'm concerned over the R10's smaller sensor.
Document: This is still really good! But you can't compare an f/2.8 lens on the RX10 to an f/2.8 lens on an ILC, they mean different things.So in the end, the camera does not work for my needs. I need to take photos of gymnastics competitions where I'm inside a poorly lit building 100-200 feet away from the kids I'm taking pictures of. However, if the kind of photography that you want to do doesn't need that kind of zoom, this is an awesome camera with a great lens and sensor.
I am looking to lose the system camera way of doing things.and The Sony RX-10 has been making me very happy..I admit to also having a Canon Super-zoom i take moon shots with, but with the smaller sensors I just can't be thrilled with the over-all image quality. My next camera will be a Fujifilm X100s with an APSC sized sensor and a fixed Fujinon 2.0 35 mm equivalent lens. A runabout easy to carry high quality image, fun, oldschool-like range-finder-like camera for getting extra detail, and looking a bit stylish while I do it.
I needed a relatively compact camera with good reach and video capabilities and was surprised at how well this camera fit the bill. I previously shed my pro-level dslr for smaller mirrorless solutions (Fuji x series) but still needed something for my kids sports and events. This camera not only has a great focal range and speed, but amazing image quality. The Zeiss lens is perfectly matched to the sensor. The camera also feels great in the hand and is a pleasure to use. I was a little reluctant to buy at first as I do not like the quality of images and video from most bridge/zoom cameras; but the much larger sensor and quality glass on this makes it a cut above and worth the price.
I just got this camera and got to use it over the Thanksgiving holiday. I LOVE IT! Once I learned about this camera, I immediately sold my Sony NEX6 and my Panasonic FZ200 and I don't regret it one bit. The RX10 pictures easily match the quality of my NEX6. I am very impressed. I took it to work this week to compare it with my co-worker's newly purchased Panasonic G5 (Micro-4/3)...  We took pictures of the same objects at the same angles with the same zoom.
This camera isn't cheap, but does the job of more expensive cameras with several very expensive lenses, etc! This was an upgrade for my great old Sony HX200 which I loved. You won't go wrong with this RX-10! A fun, easy to use, very high quality camera that takes TERRIFIC photos!Here's a link to some of my first photos taken with it:[...]
Documentation is poorly done. Canon and Nikon's detailed User Manuals are downloadable, or contained on a CD that is packaged with some of their higher-end products, and contain very good Illustrations, Photos, and detailed Operational Instructions. Repeating - this new Sony DSC-RX10 Camera Product "is" an excellent camera, very advanced for a Point & Shoot, is well made, and captures images superbly, thus a 5-star rating. This unit is more like a smaller A77 Alpha Series DSLT product but with a fixed Lens, and 1" Sensor vs. the A77's slightly larger APS-C Sensor.
Now we're getting to see if it holds up to trials.Note that i'm reviewing this camera mostly for its video abilities, it does do great photos, but i won't be focusing on that. I've uploaded some video frame grabs into amazon's gallery that i'll reference here.The sensor.No, it's not full frame, no it's not aps-c, no it's not m43, and no i seriously don't care. It's no secret i'm at odds with big sensor fanboys. Since aquiring the C100 (aps-c) my 5d mark 2 (full frame) gets very little use.
My dream of an everyday, all purpose, solid, great performing camera has become reality. Sure, there are cameras that take better pictures and there are lenses that outperform this camera's lens and there are smaller cameras with longer lenses. But, this is the first one I've found that does everything very well.The lens is extraordinary. The camera performs well. The menus work well. And, best of all, the image quality is better than I require. Expensive? Yep... but when compared to an SLR with an equivalent lenses... not so bad.
The lens on the RX10 is exactly that, it's a seemingly parfocal, fast, constant aperture power zoom lens which goes from reasonably wide, to reasonably telephoto, you also have an up to 2x digital crop called Clear Image Zoom, which is somewhat loss-less. It compares to the GH camera's ETC mode, which just means it's taking a smaller portion of the sensor to create the 1080 end image, and this should result in no resolution loss since these cameras are in fact photo cameras with many more pixels than is needed to make a 1080 video.
I have owned several point and shoot cameras and entry level DSLRs, but none of them come close to the RX10. Quality construction, easy to use menus, and unbelievable image quality. It's not cheap, but once you start using it you'll realize that it's worth every penny. The constant f/2.8 aperture and 200mm zoom range of the amazing Zeiss lens coupled with the 1" BSI sensor makes this camera the most versatile fixed-lens shooter ever created. 10 stars.If you've got the cash to spare, buy this.
Answer: No. But it's close. The nex6 uses an AP-C size sensor where the 10 only uses the 1 inch sensor. Bigger sensor will always out shine a smaller sensor in image quality. But again, not by much in this case. Now, the RX10 has many more things going for it though. If you don't care about it being bigger I would recommend rx10 in a heartbeat!