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Here's my wish list:
Internal 4:2:2 Better Gamma curves like (Gamma 4 in the A7s) Swivel LCD screen I know it's a 1 inch sensor but better low light performance for video. I'm thinking of adding the A7s with the Sony10-18mm f/4 OSS Alpha E-mount Wide-Angle Zoom Lens both for low light situations and I need a wide frame. |
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The Lcd display, is it not very difficult to see what your recording in bright sunlight?
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Very difficult, you need an LCD hood from Amazon. I can't tell you the details, but measure your screen then find the right size.
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OK Jeff, Thanks.
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I remember the LCD hood I had was a Belkin. I lost it a few months ago and it took me a minute to think of it.
Noa's right, the viewfinder is great, but if you rely on the LCD screen as I do the RX10 is very difficult to use under sunny conditions. And it does not articulate, which makes it even trickier. |
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I'm sure in hot enough conditions you "could" run into overheating, but unlike some Sonys with "known issues", I'd relegate the "review" to speculation without verification... |
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OK, thanks.
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I have had the RX10 on for long periods and not had any overheating issues.
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"Thank you, your order has been placed"
Well, just placed an order for the RX10 from Amazon. (no new in stock at the moment but had one in the Amazon Warehouse Deals section, £50 cheaper) Want to say a big thank you, to you all for your advice and help. Might need a bit of help with picture profiles :) Looking forward to receiving it now. Thank you all again. |
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I would say the longest was about 2hrs, mind you the camera was stopped during between takes for re-framing etc...
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I found a great solution for getting time-lapse into the RX10. It's called the "Mudder Wired Timer Remote Shutter Release Control Cable Cord Intervalometer" Or "Shoot"
This unit is so easy to use and requires 2 x batteries. There is no off switch so remember to remove the batteries after use. Now I can shoot time lapses with the RX10. |
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