What does Sony Black Card mean?

Question 1: What is a black card camera? What's the difference between it and cameras such as card machines and micro-cameras? Black card is the nickname of Sony RX series cameras.

At present, there are only two models, RX 100 and RX 1.

The difference between it and the card machine is that the black card has

1. High quality carl zeiss lens.

2. The frame is much larger than the ordinary card machine, even equivalent to the frame of a Quan Huafu SLR.

The main difference between it and the micro-single is that the lens cannot be replaced.

The picture below shows the first black card. DSC-RX 100。

Question 2: What does Sony's black card mean? Black card is a series of Sony products, including RX 1001-3rd generation RX1model including card-type telephoto machine Quan Huafu RX 100 is a card-type model, which is RX100 and RX/KLOC. The question you asked is the same camera, RX 100 generation.

Try to accept it with all your hands.

Question 3: What is the difference between Sony micro-single and black card? Structurally, both of them belong to "mirrorless cameras", that is, they have no mirrors.

The difference is that the design of the black card cannot replace the lens. RX models currently on sale are generally equipped with Zeiss lenses with a focal length of 28- 100, which is suitable for humanities and landscape shooting. The flagship RX 1 is equipped with Zeiss 35mm fixed focus for top quality. Because there is no need to consider the bayonet of the lens, and the lens is designed separately, the body can be made as small and light as possible while taking into account the image quality. The weight of RX 1 is 450G.

The microlens is designed with replaceable lenses, so the lens group should be taken care of in size, so the relative weight will be heavier. The weight of A7R2 will be 400G. If matched with the top Zeiss lens, the weight is at least about 700G, and the lens length is longer.

The others are no different, they are all Sony's own things.

If you prefer culture and scenery, black cards are good and light enough.

If there are many subjects to shoot, you need a micro-single and use different lenses to complete the shooting.

Question 4: What does it mean that Sony Black Card runs in NTSC? Ntsc is in color TV mode.

Question 5: What does Sony's black card camera mean? A black card machine produced by Sony, model RX 100, referred to as black card.

Professional high-end card machine, carl zeiss lens.

There have been black cards 1, black card 2 and black card 3.

The latest black card 3 is higher than the entry price of SLR kit 1000 yuan.

Question 6: What do the P and p* of Sony Black Card rx 100 mean? Question 1: mm refers to exposure compensation. Please read the relevant contents on page 56 of the manual carefully for the settings.

The knowledge about exposure compensation is transferred from Baidu Encyclopedia: exposure compensation is a kind of exposure control method, generally around 2-3 ev. If the ambient light source is dark, the exposure value can be increased (for example, it can be adjusted to+1EV and +2EV) to highlight the clarity of the picture. Exposure compensation.

Question 7: Sony black card RX 100 manual gear, what does it mean that there is a M.M. at the bottom of the screen and a number behind it? There is also the brightness of the photo. Question 1: mm refers to exposure compensation. Please read the relevant contents on page 56 of the manual carefully to make the settings. The knowledge about exposure compensation was transferred from Baidu Encyclopedia:

Exposure compensation is an exposure control method, which is generally about 2-3 ev. If the ambient light source is dark, you can increase the exposure value (such as+1EV, +2EV) to highlight the clarity of the picture. Exposure compensation is a shooting method that consciously changes the "appropriate" exposure parameters automatically calculated by the camera to make the photos brighter or darker. Photographers can adjust the brightness of photos according to their own ideas to create unique visual effects. Generally speaking, the camera will change the aperture value or shutter speed to adjust the exposure value.

Question 2: You are too white. It doesn't mean that you can get the same photos by setting the same parameters. Different environments directly lead to different parameter settings.

The original film is obviously an outdoor scene, with bright background, sufficient light and scattered and evenly distributed light sources. This setting is certainly possible. Look at your environment again, not to mention your indoor environment. If you use this dark black as the background, the amount of light you need will be greatly improved. Your light is completely coming from the left and it is direct, and your main body is completely under-lit, or it is not bright. How can there be "enough light"?

My suggestion is to find a bright place to shoot, or find more lights and arrange them around. The aperture is large enough. Adjust the shutter to 1/4 and try again. I think if I can't, I can only raise my feelings. It is strongly recommended that you consider all aspects when learning photography. Parameter setting is only a reference, and it is impossible to improve it blindly. Understanding the principle, deep understanding is the most important.

Question 8: What is a black card camera? It's a black card machine made by Sony, the model is RX 100, referred to as black card for short.

Professional high-end card machine, carl zeiss lens.

There have been black cards 1, black card 2 and black card 3.

The latest black card 3 is higher than the entry price of SLR kit 1000 yuan.

Question 9: What are the characteristics of Sony Black Card Quan Huafu? Of course, the biggest feature of Sony Black Card Quan Huafu is high-definition image quality, such as black card? RX 1R, Quan Huafu card machine without low-pass filter function, adopts the design of canceling low-pass filter function to obtain higher resolution and better sharpness. The effective pixel of 24.3 million can fully meet the requirements of photographers who pursue image quality. In addition, its professional control experience and simple and atmospheric design are also a major feature, which inspires users' photography inspiration and creates unique photographic works of art.

Question 10: How about this book? Black cards and micro-sheets are registered trademarks of Sony.

Therefore, in terms of product quality, CMOS, the photosensitive device of the camera, can be considered as homogeneous at the same price.

The difference between them mainly lies in the design of lenses.

The black card is designed as a mirrorless camera with non-replaceable lenses, and the entry-level camera is generally matched with standard zoom lenses such as 16-55.

Flagship levels such as RX 1 are equipped with 35MM fixed-focus Zeiss lenses.

Because there is no need to change the lens, the camera can be made very small and light, and the imaging quality can be guaranteed.

A mirrorless camera with interchangeable microlenses is different from a black card. Because the lens bayonet should be designed and the lenses of each focal section should be considered, the camera body size will be relatively large.

Micro-single can be matched with various E-port and A-port lenses, and the quality of the lens often determines the quality of the photo, so it is difficult to directly compare the black card with the micro-single. If it is a micro-single+Sony's own bull's head, the same picture quality is definitely a micro-single. It will be more expensive than a black card.

To sum up briefly, if you need to shoot a fixed subject (culture, scenery), then the black card is the best choice, because it is light and the picture quality is good. If you want to shoot a wide range of subjects, then micro-single will be better, because you can change different lenses.