Roadtesting the camera

Week was as forecast really rather hot when I had to get some shopping done having decided it needed be first thing and as it was by early afternoon temperatures had gone to some thirty three degrees celcius (bring back Centigrade!).

Recently I had been testing the Sony DCS-RX 100 compact camera more of which is on the other blog because there are occassions when you don't want something the size of a Dslr and at least on extra lens with you but you do want some creative input into your photography while out.

The general drift with compact camera that after a slump in the lasten years due to people using smartphones more as cameras had been to ever extend the range of the zoom lenses included and add lots of program modes that might take things how it thinks a sports or landscape picture should be.

This camera while having program modes does have settings you can set to take pictures how you want to and given we're talking digital rather than film, you can see how it turned out immediately.

This is The Cobbles in Sandbach, Cheshire, at the old hub of the town which much is from the late sixteenth and early seventeenth century with the celebrated Saxon Crosses thankfully restored from the actions of Puritan extremists who smashed them to pieces can be seen on the right hand side.

It aquited itself well with the Zeiss lens quality being quite apparent.