adam
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- Location
- Birmingham UK
- Name
- Adam
There is no doubt about it that the Sony RX1 and RX1R are both superb photographic tools. I am using an RX1R at the moment however I have the chance of swapping it for an RX1.
Here is the situation. I am noticing moire with the RX1R particularly when photographing certain types of architecture i.e. modern buildings etc. I realise that it can be removed via L/R but its yet another process to contend with.
The RX1R clearly produces amazing images however they sometimes appear almost too sharp !!! and artefacts can appear.
Has anybody used the RX1 and RX1R and care to comment ?
It would be helpful.
From what Ive seen the RX! is still a very capable landscape camera despite having less resolution due to removal of the A/A filter.
Is the A/A filter in the RX1 very weak ?
Thank you so much for your considered replies.
Adam
Here is the situation. I am noticing moire with the RX1R particularly when photographing certain types of architecture i.e. modern buildings etc. I realise that it can be removed via L/R but its yet another process to contend with.
The RX1R clearly produces amazing images however they sometimes appear almost too sharp !!! and artefacts can appear.
Has anybody used the RX1 and RX1R and care to comment ?
It would be helpful.
From what Ive seen the RX! is still a very capable landscape camera despite having less resolution due to removal of the A/A filter.
Is the A/A filter in the RX1 very weak ?
Thank you so much for your considered replies.
Adam