Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX1R II sensor review: Take two
By Kevin Carter - Wednesday December 23 2015 Sensor ReviewMeasurements: Excellent low noise levels
The new RX1R II achieved an excellent DxOMark score of 97 points, with individual scores of 25.8 bits for color sensitivity, a wide 13.9 EVs dynamic range at base ISO (albeit slightly lower at base than the best tested), and a very good low-light ISO score of 3204 ISO. In terms of rankings, only the Pentax 645Z with its physically larger 43.8 x 32.8mm CMOS sensor (nearly 1.7x the surface area of a full-frame 35mm sensor) is ahead by just over a half-stop in noise levels.
Sony-made sensors appear in the top 5 models in our database.
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Added by Narek |
December 26
Where is the Pentax 645Z?
Nice to see the Sony RX1R II tested.
But if you have tested the Pentax 645Z also, why isn't it showing on the official rankings? Reply |
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Added by moses b |
December 23
Pentax 645Z!!!
I've noticed on the sensor score chart above that the Pentax 645Z has a score of 101; since when was this camera tested and could you please provide a link to the test? I tried searching for it, but i couldn't find any corresponding test page.
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Added by moses b |
December 23
Nice improvements...
...But i'm really looking forward to seeing some lens tests for the Sony A7RII. Is there any time frame for when these will be made available. I use DXO, almost alone, to decide which lenses to purchase. Thanks for the great work.
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