Sony’s new full frame RX1R and advanced compact camera, the RX100M2, have leaked out ahead of their official release dates. The RX1R will feature a full frame 24MP sensor without an anti-aliasing filter.
As you can see, the new RX100M2 adds a hot shoe to the camera, which was something that was missed on the excellent RX100. It also adds a tilting LCD screen, as opposed to the fixed LCD on the RX100. Otherwise, the RX100M2 sports the same 1-inch 20MP sensor and 28-100mm equivalent zoom lens.
In addition to these images, the specs also leaked out. Check them out below.
Sony RX1R Specs
- Sensor: 24.3 million pixel CMOS sensor full size Effective
- Low-pass less
- Lens: Zeiss Sonnar T * 35mm F2
- LCD monitor: 1.229 million dot 3.0-inch
- ISO100-25600 (extended 50-80)
- Shutter speed (. Open at F5.6 more than 1/2000 sec) 30-1/4000 seconds
- Full HD video
- 113.3 x 65.4 x 69.6mm size
- (Including battery, media), 482g Weight 453g body only
- Estimated retail price is around ¥ 250,000
- Release Dates for Japan July 5
Spec RX-100M2 Specs
- Sensor: 1.0 type back-illuminated ExmorR CMOS sensor, 20.2 million effective pixels
- Lens: 28-100mm Zeiss Vario-Sonnar conversion
- LCD monitor: 1.229 million dot 3.0-inch
- Full HD video
- (Including battery, media) 281g Weight
- Estimated retail price of around 75,000 yen
- Release Dates for Japan July 5
[via DCI]
