2024年4月8日发(作者：吉范明)
Press Release
Sony Unveils Cyber-shot RX100 with World’s First
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1.0-type 20.2 Effective Megapixel
Sensor and Bright F1.8 Lens
Packing a big sensor and a bright lens for better pictures in a pocket-sized body
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•
•
•
•
•
Capture crisp detail with 1.0-type (13.2 x 8.8mm) approximately 20.2 effective megapixel
Exmor
TM
CMOS sensor and F1.8 Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* 3.6x optical zoom lens
Get low-noise handheld shots in low light with a high sensitivity of up to ISO 25600
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Intuitive operation with Control Ring for creative photo shooting
Powerful features packaged into sleek, compact styling in aluminium body, thanks to newly
developed AA (Advanced Aspherical) lens
Shoot Full HD movies with extremely low noise and full creative control
Auto Portrait Framing, Creative Style and Picture Effect modes
Hong Kong, June 6, 2012 - Travelling light doesn‟t mean compromising on picture quality with
Sony‟s new Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 camera.
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Among compact digital still cameras, as of June 6, 2012.
ISO 12800 and higher settings are achieved through combining Superimposing technology and By Pixel Super
Resolution technology.
Sleekly crafted in aluminium for strength, lightness and luxurious looks, the RX100 inherits
many advanced imaging features from Sony‟s α range of A-mount and E-mount camera families.
It is an accomplished partner for travel, portraits or street photography, with impressive picture
quality and intuitive, comfortable control options that make the RX100 ideal as a step-up from
point-and-shoot cameras. It is also ideal as a pocket-sized second camera for enthusiasts who
want to capture pristine stills and Full HD video while they are on the move.
At the heart of the Cyber-shot RX100 is the world‟s first
1
1.0-type Exmor CMOS sensor with a
resolution of 20.2 effective megapixels. Specially developed by Sony, the sensor has an area that
is around four times larger than the 1/2.3-type imager in regular point-and-shoot cameras.
Capturing far more light than small-sensor cameras, it is the key to beautiful, detail packed
images and Full HD movie clips with very low noise.
The larger sensor is partnered with an ultra-bright Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens with 3.6x
optical zoom range. In contrast with standard point-and-shoot cameras, the wide F1.8 maximum
aperture lets in more light to complement the resolving power of the large 1.0-type Exmor
CMOS sensor.
In common with high-performance DSLR optics, the lens features a seven- bladed circular
aperture. This makes it easy to produce pro-style „bokeh‟ effects, with subjects in sharp focus
against a smoothly-blurred background. The lens also features an Advanced Aspherical (AA)
glass element that contributes to the camera‟s extremely compact dimensions without sacrificing
optical performance or resolution.
Complementing the 1.0-type sensor and lens, the optimised BIONZ image processor maximises
shooting responses while assuring exceptionally clean, natural images. It also extends sensitivity
right up to ISO 25600
2
(using Multi Frame Noise Reduction), allowing exceptionally clear
handheld images in dim light. Speedy burst shooting at up to 10 frames per second (full-
resolution) lets users grab split-second photo opportunities, while high-speed autofocus locks
onto a user‟s target in as little as 0.13 seconds
3
.
Even if users are shooting outdoors, it is easy to see subtle details and tones on the bright, high
contrast 7.5cm (3") Xtra Fine LCD. With an extremely high 1229k dot resolution, the screen
debuts new WhiteMagic™
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technology that uses white pixels in addition to RGB to boost screen
brightness.
It is easy to fine-tune the image with a wide range of manual adjustments, whether users are
shooting stills or Full HD video.
3
4
Actual autofocus speed depends on scene and lighting conditions.
WhiteMagic is a trademark of Japan Display Inc.
2024年4月8日发(作者：吉范明)
Press Release
Sony Unveils Cyber-shot RX100 with World’s First
1
1.0-type 20.2 Effective Megapixel
Sensor and Bright F1.8 Lens
Packing a big sensor and a bright lens for better pictures in a pocket-sized body
•
•
•
•
•
•
Capture crisp detail with 1.0-type (13.2 x 8.8mm) approximately 20.2 effective megapixel
Exmor
TM
CMOS sensor and F1.8 Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* 3.6x optical zoom lens
Get low-noise handheld shots in low light with a high sensitivity of up to ISO 25600
2
Intuitive operation with Control Ring for creative photo shooting
Powerful features packaged into sleek, compact styling in aluminium body, thanks to newly
developed AA (Advanced Aspherical) lens
Shoot Full HD movies with extremely low noise and full creative control
Auto Portrait Framing, Creative Style and Picture Effect modes
Hong Kong, June 6, 2012 - Travelling light doesn‟t mean compromising on picture quality with
Sony‟s new Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 camera.
1
2
Among compact digital still cameras, as of June 6, 2012.
ISO 12800 and higher settings are achieved through combining Superimposing technology and By Pixel Super
Resolution technology.
Sleekly crafted in aluminium for strength, lightness and luxurious looks, the RX100 inherits
many advanced imaging features from Sony‟s α range of A-mount and E-mount camera families.
It is an accomplished partner for travel, portraits or street photography, with impressive picture
quality and intuitive, comfortable control options that make the RX100 ideal as a step-up from
point-and-shoot cameras. It is also ideal as a pocket-sized second camera for enthusiasts who
want to capture pristine stills and Full HD video while they are on the move.
At the heart of the Cyber-shot RX100 is the world‟s first
1
1.0-type Exmor CMOS sensor with a
resolution of 20.2 effective megapixels. Specially developed by Sony, the sensor has an area that
is around four times larger than the 1/2.3-type imager in regular point-and-shoot cameras.
Capturing far more light than small-sensor cameras, it is the key to beautiful, detail packed
images and Full HD movie clips with very low noise.
The larger sensor is partnered with an ultra-bright Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens with 3.6x
optical zoom range. In contrast with standard point-and-shoot cameras, the wide F1.8 maximum
aperture lets in more light to complement the resolving power of the large 1.0-type Exmor
CMOS sensor.
In common with high-performance DSLR optics, the lens features a seven- bladed circular
aperture. This makes it easy to produce pro-style „bokeh‟ effects, with subjects in sharp focus
against a smoothly-blurred background. The lens also features an Advanced Aspherical (AA)
glass element that contributes to the camera‟s extremely compact dimensions without sacrificing
optical performance or resolution.
Complementing the 1.0-type sensor and lens, the optimised BIONZ image processor maximises
shooting responses while assuring exceptionally clean, natural images. It also extends sensitivity
right up to ISO 25600
2
(using Multi Frame Noise Reduction), allowing exceptionally clear
handheld images in dim light. Speedy burst shooting at up to 10 frames per second (full-
resolution) lets users grab split-second photo opportunities, while high-speed autofocus locks
onto a user‟s target in as little as 0.13 seconds
3
.
Even if users are shooting outdoors, it is easy to see subtle details and tones on the bright, high
contrast 7.5cm (3") Xtra Fine LCD. With an extremely high 1229k dot resolution, the screen
debuts new WhiteMagic™
4
technology that uses white pixels in addition to RGB to boost screen
brightness.
It is easy to fine-tune the image with a wide range of manual adjustments, whether users are
shooting stills or Full HD video.
3
4
Actual autofocus speed depends on scene and lighting conditions.
WhiteMagic is a trademark of Japan Display Inc.