Stuc a' Chroin and Ben Vorich

Stuc a' Chroin and Ben Vorich

Monday 20 January 2014

Monday 20 January - Bleached bracken fronds



I'm now three days behind with blog write-ups so I'll make this brief. The main purpose of the walk down Glen Eagles today was to familiarise ourselves with the new camera - a Sony RX100. The light wasn't particularly good for photography but we were pretty happy with the results. Still a lot to learn though.






4 comments:

AlanR said...

Interesting choice. I have never been over the moon with how my hx9v captures and portrays clouds. So I hope yours does better. I will be watching with a great deal of interest. I will have a look at the spec on dp review when I get chance. Have fum getting used to it.

afootinthehills said...

I've never had a camera that does everything equally well. Inevitably it's a compromise but the RX 100 does give a fair amount of manual control and shoots RAW files which is new to me.

AlanR said...

My NX10 shot RAW files. However, with me not being totally interested in photography as a hobby, i found i couldn’t be bothered with it. I did try for a few weeks but i found it was taking up too much time. I don’t think amateurs like me really need RAW. Give it a go and see what you think.

afootinthehills said...

I lost interest in photography when digital came along and I/we swapped our 35mm SLR for one of the early Cybershots. I say 'swopped' but we've still got the SLR. Throughout the 1980s Lynne gave talks about Munros, others hills, climbing history etc and showed slides to primary schools - purely on an independent voluntary basis - so good quality photographs were required.

I'm not sure I'll need RAW either but I am finding myself drawn back to mountain photography as an interest - hence my initial interest in the NEX 7. However, until I'm sure this 'interest' isn't a passing phase I thought the RX100 was a reasonable compromise!