| inviato il 06 Luglio 2018 ore 11:01
Sony ha annunciato (per ora solo in Giappone e in Australia) la Sony RX100 V A, in pratica un aggiornamento della Sony RX100 V che ha tutte le migliorie introdotte con la nuova Sony RX100 VI, ma mantiene l'obiettivo 24-70mm equivalente invece del 24-200mm montato sulla Sony RX100 VI.
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Taking an amazing pocket-sized series and further improving it, the Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 VA Digital Camera from Sony takes the compact RX100 line up a notch by adding a Fast Hybrid AF system with 315 focal-plane phase-detection points. Incorporating a proven and reliable 20.1MP 1? Exmor RS BSI CMOS sensor, the RX100 VA is able to create highly detailed images at sensitivities up to ISO 12800 with ease. Also, combining this sensor's speed and power with the BIONZ X processor and a newly developed front-end LSI, users can enjoy even faster performance, including continuous shooting of up to 24 fps with a buffer up to 148 JPEG frames, improved High Frame Rate recording times, and fast continuous AF with stills and while recording UHD 4K video.
The hallmark features are the advanced AF system which can now lock on in just 0.05 seconds and operate during the camera's maximum continuous shooting speed of 24 fps. The High Frame Rate mode, which can reach an incredible 960 fps can now record for twice as long. Other improvements made to the RX100 V include the addition of new functions and modes, such as a Gamma Display Assist which provides a more contrasty image while using a flat S-Log2 gamma and a built-in Photo Capture mode for pulling 8.29MP stills from your movies.
The front of the camera offers a familiar Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens equivalent to 24-70mm and with a fast f/1.8-2.8 maximum aperture. This lens provides outstanding versatility for working in a wide range of conditions. In terms of design, the RX100 V retains the clean, versatile construction as its predecessors, including a lens control ring, built-in ND filter, and a variety of customizable buttons. For monitoring, this camera offers both a pop-up 0.39? 2.36m-dot OLED Tru-Finder EVF and a 3.0? 1.23m-dot LCD which can tilt upwards 180° for selfies as well as downward 45° for low-angle shooting. It also has built-in Wi-Fi with NFC for connecting to a smartphone.
20.1MP 1? Exmor RS CMOS Sensor & BIONZ X Image Processor
Utilizing an advanced stacked structure with an integrated DRAM chip, the 20.1MP 1? Exmor RS CMOS sensor of the RX100 VA is able to deliver outstanding image quality at up to ISO 12800 with incredibly fast performance. This sensor stacks the pixel area, a high-speed signal processing circuit, and memory in order to increase data throughput by over five times and deliver features such as 40x super slow motion, an Anti-Distortion shutter, UHD 4K video, and more. This is also the first 1? sensor to have focal-plane phase-detection AF points for faster, more precise focusing.
This sensor is paired with the BIONZ X image processor and a newly developed front-end LSI that dramatically improves the speed and throughput of the entire imaging system, enabling continuous shooting with AF/AE at up to 24 fps. An expanded buffer makes continuous shooting possible for longer bursts, up to 148 JPEGs or 71 raw files. The front-end LSI is also able to improve overall quality of the images, especially at higher sensitivities. Additionally, another advantage of this setup is raw output which provides outstanding color fidelity and image quality.
Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* Lens
Equivalent to a 24-70mm, the integrated Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens of the RX100 VA will help users capture a wide range of subjects in a vast variety of situations. The wide angle to short telephoto range is a much loved option for professional photographers and it is further benefited by a fast maximum aperture range of f/1.8-2.8, improving performance in low-light conditions and enabling shallow SARdepth-of-field effects.
In terms of optics, this lens uses a ten elements in nine group design, which features nine aspherical elements, including two advanced aspherical (AA) lenses. This helps to minimize chromatic aberrations and ensure sharp, clear images. The lens also uses Zeiss' advanced T* anti-reflective coating to combat flare and ghosting for improved contrast and color. Furthermore, Optical SteadyShot image stabilization will help reduce the effects of camera shake while a built-in 3-stop neutral density (ND) filter is available to enable working in bright light with wider aperture settings.
Fast Hybrid AF System with 315 Phase-Detection Points
The RX100 VA is equipped with an on-sensor phase-detection AF system that will dramatically improve autofocus speed for both stills and video. The camera uses a hybrid system with 315 phase-detection points that provide about 65% frame coverage along with a contrast-detection system to provide fast, accurate focusing in a range of situations. The RX100 VA is able to lock onto subjects quickly, in just 0.05 seconds, and it can use AF tracking when shooting at 24 fps.
In order to make operation seamless, the RX100 VA benefits from reduced blackout for easier tracking when using the EVF or LCD. Furthermore, an AF-A mode is now available, which will allow the camera to automatically switch from AF-S and AF-C mode as the situation needs. Users can also display the phase-detection area to help users focus on their subject.
UHD 4K Video Recording
Able to record UHD 4K video at 30/24 fps for up to 5 minutes, the RX100 VA is a pocket-sized powerhouse, delivering movies with exceptional clarity. By using a full pixel readout without binning, the camera collects about 1.7x the information needed for 4K output. This oversampling helps to increase clarity while reducing the impact of moire and jaggies. Fast Hybrid AF is available during movie shooting for ensuring accurate, fast tracking using phase-detection AF points. The camera also offers Sony's advanced XAVC S format for recording a high bit rates up to 100 Mbps.
For advanced users, picture profiles and image controls are available, including the S-Log2 gamma that is able to help expand the dynamic range by recording a flat image. Gamma Display Assist helps users view a more natural image when shooting with S-Log2. Other options such as timecode, zebras, peaking, and more are present for making shooting and editing easier. When recording internally, users will record video with a 4:2:0 sampling at 8-bit, however, to even further improve image quality the RX100 VA has clean HDMI output for use with an external recorder. This allows users to capture 4:2:2 uncompressed video and save in an edit-ready format.
A Photo Capture function is built directly into the camera, allowing shooters to quickly save an 8.29MP still from their UHD 4K movies. Full HD can also benefit from this feature, where users will be able to pull a 2MP still. Additionally, the camera is NTSC/PAL switchable, making it usable around the world.
High Frame Rate and Slow Motion Shooting
Speed is a huge advantage of the RX100 VA, and in video users will benefit from advanced High Frame Rate shooting and super slow motion. In Full HD, shooters will have access to a standard 120 fps setting that will enable outstanding slow motion when placed in an editing software. In addition to this, the camera also offers a dedicated HFR mode which will boost the cameras frame rate to up to 960 fps. Videographers will have the option of recording in Quality Priority and Shoot Time Priority modes for approximately twice as long with the RX100 VA compared to its predecessor. This results in about 7 seconds of recording in Shoot Time Priority at the 240 fps setting. The camera will output a Full HD file from slightly lower resolutions in order to produce high quality images at all frame rates. Additionally, an end trigger mode enables users to record 4 or 6 seconds before the record button is pressed.
Body Design and Wi-Fi Connectivity
Pop-up 0.39? XGA OLED electronic viewfinder offers a resolution of 2.36m dots for crisp, clear imagery. The EVF also uses a Zeiss T* coating to ensure clarity from corner to corner.
The rear 3.0? Xtra Fine LCD screen can tilt upwards 180° and downwards 45° for shooting at different angles or for composing the perfect selfie. The screen sports a resolution of about 1.23m dots and WhiteMagic technology has been applied to the LCD's design to increase effective brightness for easier viewing in bright lighting.
A manual control ring surrounds the lens and features a smooth, click-less design for quick and quiet changing of settings. The ring can be assigned to control a variety of features, at different values, such as zoom, aperture, and Picture Effects.
Custom button and other programmable button can be set to one of over 40 functions for quick access to commonly used settings.
A built-in 3-stop neutral density (ND) filter is available to enable working in bright light with wider aperture settings.
Pop-up flash will help illuminate subjects in dimly-lit scenes.
Built-in Wi-Fi connectivity enables instant transferring of imagery to mobile devices for direct sharing online to social networking, via email, and to cloud storage sites. NFC (Near Field Communication) is also supported, which allows for one-touch connection between the camera and compatible mobile devices, with no complex set-up required. Once connected, the linked mobile device can also display a live view image on its screen and, using Smart Remote Control, remotely control the camera's shutter release. Additionally, the RX100 V can now connect to a smartphone using a QR code for faster access.
Other Camera Features
Anti-Distortion electronic shutter can enable completely silent shooting as well as the ability to work at shutter speeds as fast as 1/32000 second. This shutter also keeps rolling shutter effects to an absolute minimum and enables photographers to work in bright light with wider apertures.
File name setting allows users to change the first three characters of the file name from DSC to three characters of their choice.
PlayMemories Camera Apps are available for download over Wi-Fi, and allow you to personalize the camera's features depending on specific shooting styles. Apps are available to suit creating portraits, detailed close-ups, sports, time lapse, motion shot, and other specific types of imagery.
Step Zoom lets you quickly change between five common focal lengths (24, 28, 35, 50, or 70mm) by rotating the control ring.
Clear Image Zoom allows users to enlarge the center of the still or movie frame being shot by up to 5.8x equivalent when using optical zoom as well.
Eye AF in AF-C mode will lock on and tack a subject's eye, even as the face moves.
Users can set a minimum shutter speed when using ISO AUTO to help minimize shutter blur.
Creative Style settings: Standard, Vivid, Neutral, Clear, Deep, Light, Portrait, Landscape, Sunset, Night Scene, Autumn Leaves, Black & White, and Sepia (all with +/- 3 step contrast, saturation, and sharpness adjustment).
Picture Effect modes: Posterization (Color, B&W), Pop Color, Retro Photo, Partial Color (R/G/B/Y), High Contrast Monochrome, Toy Camera, Soft High-Key, Soft Focus, HDR Painting, Rich-Tone Monochrome, Miniature, Watercolor, and Illustration.
Adjustable Picture Profile parameters: Black level, Gamma (Movie, Still, Cine1-2, ITU709, ITU709 [800%] , S-Log2), Black Gamma, Knee, Color Mode (Movie, Still, Cinema, Pro, ITU709 Matrix, White & Black, S-Gamut), Saturation, Color Phase, Color Depth, Detail, Copy, and Reset. |
| inviato il 06 Luglio 2018 ore 11:17
Una sorta di bulimia fotografica, non fai in tempo ad assaporare "l'acquolina in bocca" per una proposta che te ne piazzano un'altra, anch'essa interessante peraltro. Vabbè, così va il mondo moderno. ^P^ |
| inviato il 06 Luglio 2018 ore 12:28
A livello di marketing trovo la politica Sony di una confusione senza pari.
Trovare in vendita in contemporanea RX100 Mark I, II, III, IV, V, V A e VI è follia pura per un consumatore medio che non sta dietro a tutte le uscite della casa.
A questo punto (è una provocazione) potrebbero fare i Model Year come fanno le case automobilistiche americane. Almeno uno avrebbe chiara la data di messa in commercio del prodotto. |
| inviato il 06 Luglio 2018 ore 13:16
questa ha un comparto video di tutto rispetto.
4k 8bit 4:2:0 registrando su sd. altrimenti da hdmi dà fuori un 4:2:2...magari 10 bit perché dice "uncompressed". poi dato il sensore potrebbe essere un flusso 6k riencodato a 4k senza pixel binning o crop.
con gli slog e slog2.
zebrapattern.
se hanno migliorato anche la presa audio diventa una videocamera tascabile! |
| inviato il 06 Luglio 2018 ore 14:12
Sinceramente non capisco le critiche: la possibilità di scelta, in questo caso tra zoom corto e luminoso oppure zoom esteso, ma meno luminoso, è sempre un valore. C'è la possibilità di soddisfare esigenze diverse, senza che a nessuno ne derivi un danno. |
| inviato il 06 Luglio 2018 ore 14:16
Non sono d'accordo. Scelta molto sensata.
Qui si contrappone un'ottica luminosa all'altra che è più estesa come lunghezza... |
| inviato il 06 Luglio 2018 ore 14:20
Ho letto che si tratta di un modello uscito esclusivamente per il mercato giapponese. Sul fatto invece che ci siano persone che spendono cifre importanti per una compatta e non sono aggiornati sui modelli... direi che non è certo un problema del produttore. |
| inviato il 06 Luglio 2018 ore 14:53
e va bè compriamo anche questa!! |
| inviato il 06 Luglio 2018 ore 15:35
Penso che il problema lo crei sopratutto a chi ha acquistato l'ultimo modello e vorrebbe che la soddisfazione di averlo durasse a lungo, comunque è un'ottima cosa avere quest'opzione in più. |
| inviato il 06 Luglio 2018 ore 15:54
Pensa te. Bramo la RX100V da mesi, ma aspetto perchè troppo tempo è passato dalla presentazione e con molta probabilità a breve avrebbero presentato la VI... e TAC! Eccola!
Ma nooo, meno luminosa e senza filtro ND!?? Ma che mi frega del super zoom Panasonic style!!
Ok, deciso, aspetto il Prime Day di Amazon il 16/07 nella speranza scenda il prezzo della RX100V e la prendo.
Oggi un amico mi da questa notizia, la RX100VI ma con l'obiettivo della V?? WOW!!!
Non so se Sony aveva già in cantiere questa macchina ed è tutto marketing, ma credo che come me molti preferiscano la luminosità rispetto alla "lunghezza", soprattutto sui video.
Se poi ha il jack per il mic... Oddio non ci voglio pensare!! |
| inviato il 06 Luglio 2018 ore 16:06
io ho comprato la settimana scorsa in offerta la rx100 V a 800 euro, che con il cash back arriva a 730. sono soddisfatto, certo non mi aspttavo questa, e l a VI non mi ispirava |
| inviato il 06 Luglio 2018 ore 16:09
Comunque l'uscita a mitraglia di questi nuovi modelli è senz'altro una spinta verso il consumismo. |
| inviato il 06 Luglio 2018 ore 16:15
Scusatemi, vorrei capire quali sono le differenze salienti tra la Mark 5 e la versione A. Io ho da poco preso la Mark 5 e ne sono soddisfattissimo, la Mark 6 non mi interessava per via dello zoom più esteso che sarebbe risultato inevitabilmente buio in considerazione della caratteristiche del sensore. Leggo a grandi linee le caratteristiche dal display dello smartphone e non capisco quali sono le reali differenze. |
| inviato il 06 Luglio 2018 ore 16:16
Molto interessante questa compatta, da portarsi dietro in montagna o dove é imprescindibile la leggerezza, ha piú senso questo zoom visto che le caratteristiche del comparto video sono cosí avanzate. Certo il costo é sempre elvato!
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| inviato il 06 Luglio 2018 ore 17:28
Non capisco il senso di un annuncio valido solo per il Giappone. Per il resto avere più varianti dello stesso modello (e di prezzo) è un vantaggio per tutti, non vedo come si possa vedere la questione in negativo. |
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