High-end bridge cameras: Sony RX10, Panasonic FZ1000 etc

[dibbly dobbler]

Same night as the above (a wee bit earlier) and shot at the wide end


Cramond Sunset by Mike Smith, on Flickr

 

[Glenn Surtees]

Wow! That’s a cracker

 

[Glenn Surtees]

 

[Glenn Surtees]

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

Same night as the above (a wee bit earlier) and shot at the wide end


Cramond Sunset by Mike Smith, on Flickr

”Excellent” shot, and very nicely presented.

George.

 

[Glenn Surtees]

Just keeping this thread going

 

[dibbly dobbler]

One from last year


Loch Coulin by Mike Smith, on Flickr

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

One from last year


Loch Coulin by Mike Smith, on Flickr

“Excellent” shot, nicely composed with good colour and detail.

George.

 

[dibbly dobbler]

Thanks George - hope you are well

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

Thanks George - hope you are well

Thank you Mike, I am indeed well and now firing on all cylinders as they say. "Hoping you're the same".

George.

 

[dibbly dobbler]

Thank you Mike, I am indeed well and now firing on all cylinders as they say. "Hoping you're the same".

George.

Good stuff - yes firing on all 2 cylinders here

 

[stickytape]

 

[stickytape]

Few form my P1000 at around 2000 to 3000mm!

 

[Lepus]

Is it just the bridge cameras in the title that carry the one inch sensor ? Some of the images posted here are really something . I wonder how the quality holds up to micro 4/3rds sensors , Does bigger sensor mean better quality ? Would also be interested in how good they are at action captures .

 

[stickytape]

Is it just the bridge cameras in the title that carry the one inch sensor ? Some of the images posted here are really something . I wonder how the quality holds up to micro 4/3rds sensors , Does bigger sensor mean better quality ? Would also be interested in how good they are at action captures .

Yes it's be being naughty posting in this thread with my "high end" bridge camera but it's not got a 1 inch chip, a teeny one instead! But I'm loving it, I think most other people in here have the 1 inch size models.

 

[Snapsh0t]

Is it just the bridge cameras in the title that carry the one inch sensor ? Some of the images posted here are really something . I wonder how the quality holds up to micro 4/3rds sensors , Does bigger sensor mean better quality ? Would also be interested in how good they are at action captures .

There may be something in the Canon range that qualifies but it's mainly just the RX10s, FZ1000 & FZ2000 that have 1" sensors. Nikon announced a range using it, had production problems then cancelled the lot after a long delay. There are other cameras that use 1" sensors that are not bridge cameras.

Bigger sensors with the same number of pixels generally mean better low light results, dynamic range and lower noise as the individual pixels are larger. The micro 4/3 sensor is almost twice the area of 1" so should give at most one stop better results, given equivalent lenses.

The RX10 IV focusses fast enough to be used for F1 photography.

 

[Lepus]

Thanks for the info Jonathan .

 

[dibbly dobbler]

Male Goosander and a Bluetit


Goosander (Male) by Mike Smith, on Flickr


Blue Tit by Mike Smith, on Flickr

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

Male Goosander and a Bluetit


Goosander (Male) by Mike Smith, on Flickr


Blue Tit by Mike Smith, on Flickr

Two very nice wildlife shots Mike, as usual “Excellent” quality photography with #2 being my fav’.

George.

 

[dibbly dobbler]

Thanks George

 

[Glenn Surtees]

https://flic.kr/p/2jcMomf View: https://flic.kr/p/2jcMomf

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

https://flic.kr/p/2jcMomf View: https://flic.kr/p/2jcMomf

"Excellent" shot, with perfect timing.

George.

 

[Glenn Surtees]

Thanks George

 

[dibbly dobbler]

A few snaps from the (recently reopened) Edinburgh Botanic Gardens - all with Sony RX10iii


Honey Bee by Mike Smith, on Flickr


Bokeh by Mike Smith, on Flickr


Mrs Blackbird by Mike Smith, on Flickr

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

A few snaps from the (recently reopened) Edinburgh Botanic Gardens - all with Sony RX10iii


Honey Bee by Mike Smith, on Flickr


Bokeh by Mike Smith, on Flickr


Mrs Blackbird by Mike Smith, on Flickr

Three very nice shots Mike, no fav’s as I like them all very much.

George.

 

[dibbly dobbler]

Three very nice shots Mike, no fav’s as I like them all very much.

George.

Thanks George!

 

[Glenn Surtees]

The Skye Bridge

 

[dibbly dobbler]

Some shots from Edinburgh Botanic Gardens with Sony RX10iii


Flower (3) by Mike Smith, on Flickr


Flower (2) by Mike Smith, on Flickr


Flower (1) by Mike Smith, on Flickr

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

Some shots from Edinburgh Botanic Gardens with Sony RX10iii


Flower (3) by Mike Smith, on Flickr


Flower (2) by Mike Smith, on Flickr


Flower (1) by Mike Smith, on Flickr

"Excellent" photography once again Mike, liking all of these very much.

George.

 

[dibbly dobbler]

"Excellent" photography once again Mike, liking all of these very much.

George.

Too kind as always George

 

[dibbly dobbler]

Another from Edinburgh Royal Botanic Gardens shot with Sony RX10iii


Japanese Meadowsweet by Mike Smith, on Flickr

 

[dibbly dobbler]

Grey Seal by Mike Smith, on Flickr

 

[Lepus]

What a cracking pic of the Seal , I would be chuffed with it .

 

[dibbly dobbler]

What a cracking pic of the Seal , I would be chuffed with it .

Cheers

 

[dibbly dobbler]

Eider Duck (Juvenile) by Mike Smith, on Flickr

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

Grey Seal by Mike Smith, on Flickr

“Cracking” shot Mike, liking everything about it.

“Sorry I’m a bit late commenting on this one matey”

George.

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

Eider Duck (Juvenile) by Mike Smith, on Flickr

Another very nice shot Mike, lovely pose and fine detail.

George.

 

[dibbly dobbler]

Thanks George, appreciate the comments as always

 

[Lepus]

Have to say dibbly dobbler your photos make me want one of these cameras , your photography is superb .

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

Have to say dibbly dobbler your photos make me want one of these cameras , your photography is superb .

to Mike’s photography.

“It was on the strength of Mike’s photography with one of these that I purchased the RX10M4 last year because I was unable to carry around a heavy kit for quite a while. I must admit I absolutely love it and what its capable of producing and more often than not its my go to camera. I really must start posting some of my snaps from this camera in this thread”

George.