Larger prints from Sony RX100 Vi or Vii
Oct 5, 2019 11:51:12 #
Hello,
Thinking of getting a Sony RX100 VI or VII.
Has anyone had experience making 16 X 20 prints with a good Image Quality from this camera?
Many thanks.
Thinking of getting a Sony RX100 VI or VII.
Has anyone had experience making 16 X 20 prints with a good Image Quality from this camera?
Many thanks.
Oct 5, 2019 12:04:07 #
Tomcat5133
Loc: Gladwyne PA
Can only give you my experience. I have had 3 "100"s now the Sony RX100 4.
It is a 1"s advanced Sony sensor. bonze X 20mp. And whatever magic Sony put in these cameras
they take sharp shots. A zeiss 1.8 lens.
The newer camera has been getting rave reviews.
I have had and have many Sony's camera's Their 1" sensor technology from the
beginning has been breakthrough. I have the Sony a7s II Full frame a great camera.
That is why I say larger prints will not be a problem. Past 16 x 20. Not sure but
I am working are starting to print and you don't need a 40 meg camera to get
a good print. Good luck.
It is a 1"s advanced Sony sensor. bonze X 20mp. And whatever magic Sony put in these cameras
they take sharp shots. A zeiss 1.8 lens.
The newer camera has been getting rave reviews.
I have had and have many Sony's camera's Their 1" sensor technology from the
beginning has been breakthrough. I have the Sony a7s II Full frame a great camera.
That is why I say larger prints will not be a problem. Past 16 x 20. Not sure but
I am working are starting to print and you don't need a 40 meg camera to get
a good print. Good luck.
Oct 5, 2019 12:06:14 #
Oct 5, 2019 13:37:32 #
To their credit Sony has stopped using the term 1" sensor, mainly because the sensor itself is about 5/8". They call it a 1.0-Type, and have been for some time.
https://www.sony.com/electronics/cyber-shot-compact-cameras/dsc-rx100m4
The 16 x 20 should be no issue as long as the photographer does their job.
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https://www.sony.com/electronics/cyber-shot-compact-cameras/dsc-rx100m4
The 16 x 20 should be no issue as long as the photographer does their job.
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Oct 5, 2019 15:21:19 #
You’ll have Absolutely No Problem printing 16x20” or even larger. The images from this camera are Excellent! I own this camera.
Oct 5, 2019 16:07:59 #
Tomcat5133 wrote:
Can only give you my experience. I have had 3 &quo... (show quote)
many thanks for your prompt and informative reply...larry
Oct 5, 2019 16:08:49 #
dick ranez wrote:
You should have no trouble making an excellent 16x20 print from a 20mp file.
many thanks..appreciated..Larry
Oct 5, 2019 16:09:35 #
dick ranez wrote:
You should have no trouble making an excellent 16x20 print from a 20mp file.
many thanks...Larry
Oct 5, 2019 16:11:45 #
Bill_de wrote:
To their credit Sony has stopped using the term 1" sensor, mainly because the sensor itself is about 5/8". They call it a 1.0-Type, and have been for some time.
https://www.sony.com/electronics/cyber-shot-compact-cameras/dsc-rx100m4
The 16 x 20 should be no issue as long as the photographer does their job.
--
https://www.sony.com/electronics/cyber-shot-compact-cameras/dsc-rx100m4
The 16 x 20 should be no issue as long as the photographer does their job.
--
many thanks...much appreciated.Larry
Oct 6, 2019 05:26:05 #
billnikon
Loc: Pennsylvania/Ohio/Florida/Maui/Oregon/Vermont
timbuktutraveler wrote:
Hello,
Thinking of getting a Sony RX100 VI or VII.
Has anyone had experience making 16 X 20 prints with a good Image Quality from this camera?
Many thanks.
Thinking of getting a Sony RX100 VI or VII.
Has anyone had experience making 16 X 20 prints with a good Image Quality from this camera?
Many thanks.
Yes, I have the RX100 II and make 20X30 prints.
Oct 6, 2019 07:42:04 #
timbuktutraveler wrote:
Hello,
Thinking of getting a Sony RX100 VI or VII.
Has anyone had experience making 16 X 20 prints with a good Image Quality from this camera?
Many thanks.
Thinking of getting a Sony RX100 VI or VII.
Has anyone had experience making 16 X 20 prints with a good Image Quality from this camera?
Many thanks.
Should be fine as long as you didn't shoot at ISO 6400 and don't crop too much. I've done a few uncropped images to 24x36 and was pleased (surprised really) with the results. As long as you aren't going to pixel peep the entire image for noise and faults using a loupe, you should be fine.
Oct 6, 2019 08:35:55 #
Both of these were taken at full telephoto with the Sony you are considering, then cropped about 50% and printed to 13 x 19 without any discernible loss of quality. Additionally, the coffee drinker was taken through a bus window.
I use the Sony as a walk-around here in NYC and elsewhere when I do not intend to primarily photograph.
It does lose a little definition at full telephoto (300 mm equiv) compared to the pro glass of my OLYs.
I use the Sony as a walk-around here in NYC and elsewhere when I do not intend to primarily photograph.
It does lose a little definition at full telephoto (300 mm equiv) compared to the pro glass of my OLYs.
Oct 6, 2019 09:44:24 #
Great article in latest Outdoor Photographer about sensor size and he talks lots about print sizes.
Oct 6, 2019 10:34:10 #
Should be no problem. I took that camera in to a Joe Bonamassa concert and printed on my Epson printer some 13 x 19 prints that he later signed. The prints easily could have gone bigger.
Oct 6, 2019 11:22:40 #
ggab
Loc: ?
timbuktutraveler wrote:
Hello,
Thinking of getting a Sony RX100 VI or VII.
Has anyone had experience making 16 X 20 prints with a good Image Quality from this camera?
Many thanks.
Thinking of getting a Sony RX100 VI or VII.
Has anyone had experience making 16 X 20 prints with a good Image Quality from this camera?
Many thanks.
On a different note with the same camera, has anyone that uses a DSLR holding it up to your eye for stability have a problem holding the camera arms extended somewhat with lens extended shooting from the LCD?
I have found it awkward in the past, however I am thinking of buying a used RX100 to try it again.
Sorry to hijack, however I didn't feel my question warranted a seperate post.
George
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