No beating around the bush here. I wanted to know what the RX10 would do if pressed into service as a video camera. I had some time this afternoon, no models around, no ready subject matter and the ominous threat of rain so I pressed myself into service as on camera talent. That's probably why I'm showing you a still of the camera instead of some web compressed footage...
1.10.2014
Sharing my first impressions of the Sony RX10 video. And a little twinge of hesitation.
No beating around the bush here. I wanted to know what the RX10 would do if pressed into service as a video camera. I had some time this afternoon, no models around, no ready subject matter and the ominous threat of rain so I pressed myself into service as on camera talent. That's probably why I'm showing you a still of the camera instead of some web compressed footage...
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Just a fun picture of a friend and a Rolleiflex at coffee at Jo's.
Ah. The early days of this century. When we went back and forth between film and
electronic photography without a care in the world...
A Rollei photographed with another Rollei. Fuji Reala film flowing through the backs. 80mm lenses all the way around. ISO 100 in the open shade.
Just pausing to reminisce.
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