Testseek.com have collected 57 expert reviews of the Sony Cybershot DSC-RX1R and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony Cybershot DSC-RX1R.
September 2013
(84%)
57 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
The only difference between the RX1R and the original RX1 is the removal of the low-pass filter. The RX1R's photos are very subtly sharper and more detailed than the RX1's, and unless you shoot a lot of subjects with very fine details like fabrics or man...
Abstract: Sony has announced the RX1R - a premium full-frame compact that's designed to sit alongside its sister model, the Sony RX1. The model's 'R' suffix denotes an improvement in resolution - something that's been achieved by adopting the RX1's 24.3MP sensor...
Abstract: Forum Login In late June 2013 Sony announced the Cybershot Rx1R, an extension of its spectacular and unique Rx, introduced last year. But first, a recap. When I reviewed the Rx1 last winter I wrote... I hate sounding like a fanboy, but I must say th...
Abstract: 1. Introduction2. Specifications3. Body & Design4. RX1R v. RX1: JPEG Resolution5. RX1R v. RX1: RAW Resolution6. Image Q. Compared (JPEG)7. Image Q. Compared (Raw)8. First Impressions & Samples June 2013 | By Barnaby Britton Sony Cyber-shot RX1R Preview ...
Abstract: And it is just that. The brand still has the taint of an ingénue, but the RX1R is hugely impressive. It's so small and light (482g, against a Leica M's 900g with a lens) that initially it seems a little insubstantial and unremarkable — neither of which is...
Highresolution full frame sensor in a smallish camera packag, high quality bright aperture len, builttolast metal construction suggests a device fashioned for wa, detail packed images
Hard to justify on price alon, no viewfinder built in (accessory viewfinder is pricey too, shortish battery life of 200shots
High-resolution full frame sensor in a small-ish camera package, high quality bright aperture lens, built-to-last metal construction suggests a device fashioned for war, detail packed images
Hard to justify on price alone, no viewfinder built in (accessory viewfinder is pricey too), short-ish battery life of 200+ shots
Superb it may be, but whether the RX1R is worth it overall depends on the application to which you may wish to put it
Exceptionally sharp lens, good quality at all aperture settings, Firstrate picture quality up to 6400 ISO, Shots are even more detailed thanks to the removal of the lowpass filter, Hardly any moiré or aliasing, Fullframe sensor (24 x 36 mm) in a compact c
No standalone battery charger, Battery life is too low, Generally quite sluggish to use, No minimum shutter speed setting in ISO Auto, Grip could be better, No optical stabilisation, No neutral density filter, Maximum shutter speed at 1/4000 sec, limited
The Sony RX1R is a diva of a camera. Clad in a haute-couture casing, it's capable of great things if you can put up with its ways. So if you can forgive its sluggish lack of responsiveness and its often under-used controls, it'll give you the very best of...
With the Cyber-shot DSC-RX1R, Sony has taken one of the best digital compact cameras available in the form of the RX1, and offered photographers an alternative. Whether it is better or worse than the RX1 depends on what you do with the camera. The removal...
We continue to be impressed with what Sony is doing in its imaging department at the moment, showing that it's a real leader in terms of both innovation and final image quality.While it's true that this is hardly going to be a mass market seller for consu...
