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Old 08-07-2012   #76
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Old 08-07-2012   #77
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kit sold...i did have 2 bodies but have now sold the entire nikon outfit i put together...i think i enjoy putting together kits and then selling them...and i never make a profit...lucky to break even most times.

i really liked the lx3 when i had one and if it had fit into a pocket better i might still have it.
i loved the x100 too but i am wanting a true pocket camera this time round.
the rd1s are settled as permanent kit and back up to each other so it's an af mostly auto experience i want and while the d200 was a nice camera it did not fit any of my current pockets.
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So wait, this thing is only 650$ ? I was under the impression it was 850 $.
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$699. canadian...but there are none to be found locally, yet.
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$699. canadian...but there are none to be found locally, yet.
if u don't mind U.S. mail order...

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search...rch=yes&sts=ta

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according to sony canada the rx100 is shipping out in 2 days...so i'll wait and play with it in person.
i sometimes have a quick reaction to gear after handling it so when buying new i like to handle it first if i can.
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according to sony canada the rx100 is shipping out in 2 days...so i'll wait and play with it in person.
i sometimes have a quick reaction to gear after handling it so when buying new i like to handle it first if i can.
I'll wait till you put it in the classifieds
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I'll wait till you put it in the classifieds
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I handled one for the first time today at the Sony store in Palo Alto. Overall impression was very favorable. Nice build and EVF. Menus would take a little getting used to (for me). Image IQ looked quite nice.

If I had a gripe it would be the lack of a nice little mini grip or ridge on the front. It felt a little slick in the hand to me.

Overall, very nice!
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still getting used to mine...love the handling so far, think i have the menu down...i sometimes hit the record button instead of the menu button though...tomorrow it gets a better workout.

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Same here.. That video record button is the only thing that always gets me on the Sony cameras. I wish they either implemented a disable for that button or a two stage setup where u have to hold it down for more than a couple of seconds to start t but the second press immediately stops it or put video as a quick menu option and let us reprogram the button for something else.

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I think my only problem with the RX100 is the handling. My friend ordered the Richard Franiec RX100 grip, and man ... nobody should be using this camera without this wonderful piece of metal. Haha. Makes a world of difference in handling.

http://www.dpreview.com/news/2012/07...ichard-Franeic

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I think my only problem with the RX100 is the handling. My friend ordered the Richard Franiec RX100 grip, and man ... nobody should be using this camera without this wonderful piece of metal. Haha. Makes a world of difference in handling.

http://www.dpreview.com/news/2012/07...ichard-Franeic

http://www.luminous-landscape.com/re...he_rx100.shtml
i have been looking at that grip and it seems the perfect solution...except that i like the lines of the camera better w/o the grip...i'll probably end up with one eventually.
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i (very briefly) got to play with the camera today and my initial impressions are very mixed. it seems like a great camera, but i hate the ergonomics and even compared to my GRD it felt kind of... fragile? like a toy. probably didn't help that I handled a 5lb Mamiya 645AFD (*drools*) a minute before.

i'm undecided about the camera now, though. i never before thought that ergonomics would be such a deal-breaker. at the very least the camera would need the grip mentioned above. on the other hand, i could get a new GRDIV for $450. sigh.
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fragile?
i would never think to call it that...seems very sturdy to me and hefty for it's size...i think the grip will make a big difference.
i bought a longer lanyard and hang the camera around my neck like a large pendant...just till the grip arrives...
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Franiec grip is out of stock now, availability 3rd week of August. I ordered one already waiting for the new stocks.
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Just ordered one as a P&S companion for my MP. Should have it tomorrow!
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