A few days ago I posted some images from this camera as a little taste of what was to come. I'm not certain what to make of it as it's not the fastest camera on the planet but the files seem to be just fine. I always wanted to try a Leica but a Rangefinder is not for me. I didn't want a fixed lens camera because I've got my X100S for that and it's a great camera. With an equivalent lens range of 24-70 in 35mm terms it would be ideal for everyday walks etc. I'm using the Olympus EVF on it and it works really well. What really bugs me is that the camera is a bit slow in operation, not just focusing but everything about it. I'll post a few images to show what the camera is capable of, but whether I'll keep it is another question.

Last image from this combination for now. I don't know about you but I think the images look pretty good. I know that at this resolution it's hard to tell, but they also look pretty good at higher resolution. I'll be using this lens again on these A7 and A7r.

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I've been keeping my eye out lately for graffiti that can be found around Frankfurt and I'm quite impressed with what some of these people can produce. So off I went on my bike with a Sony A7r and the Sony DT 55-200 f4-5.6 lens mounted on an adaptor. It's actually quite good, I didn't think that this cheap lens could produce anything of this caliber. It's not small of course, but it is manageable but no stabilisation which could be a problem when using the long end in low light. I'll post a few images during the next few days to show what it can actually produce. A bit of a waste on the A7r but I wanted to try it out anyway.

This is the last image from the RX1 for the present. I just wanted to show you how well these images convert to monochrome.

My thoughts on this one, simply fantastic. You've got all the tones from white all the way through to black. It's what I attempt with my monochrome images, but fail most of the time.

Great imagination.