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Old 08-08-2012   #1
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my wallet is a bit thinner now...

the local camera shop did not update it's website!!!
listing the sony rx100 as out of stock but in reality they got 20 of them delivered recently and sold 19 before i showed up there to check today!!!
yes folks, i got the last one (demo not included) and it is charging as we play on the net!

it is soooo tiny!
truly shirt pocketable...damn cute to boot!

looking forward to playing with it but will read the brief manual first.
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I wanna see pics from it! Gimme gimme gimme...
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Congratulation Joe! Wishing you many great pictures with it!

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actually i started a thread before about getting both and teaming them up...i am still looking for a cheap M...
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Ok, so this is what your going to carry around with the M4P? I bought my wife a Canon S90 a few years back, great little camera. It's hard for me to go back and forth from one camera to another so good luck with the idea and post some pics.

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Cool, Joe. I'm getting one of these too. Small pocketable digital, plus film.
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last week i shot film in a nikon rf and digital with the rd1..it worked well and i was satisfied having some instant gratification with the digital...life is a balance.
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last week i shot film in a nikon rf and digital with the rd1..it worked well and i was satisfied having some instant gratification with the digital...life is a balance.
That sounds pretty zen-like, Joe.
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the sony is one of the cams i suggested my son consider as a wedding gift for his soon-to-be bride. anxiously awaiting your impressions.
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but what's the best point and shoot?
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but what's the best point and shoot?
this one...silly man!
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That sounds pretty zen-like, Joe.
i am but the student...
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the sony is one of the cams i suggested my son consider as a wedding gift for his soon-to-be bride. anxiously awaiting your impressions.
first impression...it oozes quality.
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That little camera is pretty darn tempting! My Q is my current munchkin camera.

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I hope you enjoy using it Joe!

I'm doing a corporate video shoot tomorrow and mainly using the Canon T3 with my OM glass (just so it looks to the client that they aren't getting totally ripped off ) but the RX100 is just too fun and good to not get mixed in.
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the local camera shop did not update it's website!!!
listing the sony rx100 as out of stock but in reality they got 20 of them delivered recently and sold 19 before i showed up there to check today!!!
yes folks, i got the last one (demo not included) and it is charging as we play on the net!

it is soooo tiny!
truly shirt pocketable...damn cute to boot!

looking forward to playing with it but will read the brief manual first.
It's karma Joe... It was just meant to be

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Congratulations! Excellent cam. I am really tempted!
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Another needle in the digital shooting gallery, Joe. Each one feels better than the last... each one sings the siren call.
Worst of all, it's seductive and has the kernel of truth - they just keep on getting better, smaller, faster. Gotta stop the cravings... can't afford the habit...
Enjoy your new fix! Please post samples and impressions!
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the local camera shop did not update it's website!!!
listing the sony rx100 as out of stock but in reality they got 20 of them delivered recently and sold 19 before i showed up there to check today!!!
yes folks, i got the last one (demo not included) and it is charging as we play on the net!

it is soooo tiny!
truly shirt pocketable...damn cute to boot!

looking forward to playing with it but will read the brief manual first.
I've only played with one in a shop, but I was very impressed. I don't normally pay any attention to cameras without viewfinders, but I could change my mind for the RX100, it's very slick.
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