TRAVELS (and more) WITH CECILIA BRAINARD: Comparing my Sony RX 100 with other Cameras and Cell Phone

Thursday, January 23, 2014

Comparing my Sony RX 100 with other Cameras and Cell Phone

I have a new Sony RX 100 and for fun I'm posting images below taken by it, a cell phone, my old Canon Supershot, and my Canon G12. The image by the Canon G12 seems to be the sharpest but then this was taken during the daytime. I'll use my RX 100 to take daytime pictures as I check out Cebu, and let's see what kind of images this new camera takes.

If you have any tips on how I can get better pictures with this RX 100, let me know. Don't be intimidated by the Comments section of this blog. It checks to make sure you're not a robot, and I have to approve it. I get a lot of spam, dear Readers, which is why this is setup this way. But I do get blog comments and I approve them if they're not spam.

Seriously, let me know!

The above image was taken by my new Sony RX 100, on automatic setting.

The above image was taken by my niece's cell phone.

This was taken by my old Canon supershot, auto setting.

The above image was taken by my Canon G 12, daytime, auto setting.

I have to say that the photo taken by the Canon G 12 is very sharp and clear.

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The images below were taken by my Sony RX 100.

This was the birthday celebration of my sister-in-law in Cebu. We ate at Ching Palace in Cebu. The food was quite good but the place was crowded, with tables very close to one another and the waiter brought us the wrong dishes twice.

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tags: camera, photography, pictures, Canon, Sony RX 100, Canon G12, Supershot

More later,
Cecilia

Cecilia Manguerra Brainard

Cecilia Manguerra Brainard's official website is ceciliabrainarddotcom. She is the award-winning author and editor of 22 books, including When the Rainbow Goddess Wept, The Newspaper Widow, Magdalena, Selected Stories, Vigan and Other Stories, and more. She edited Growing Up Filipino 1, 2, & 3, Fiction by Filipinos in America, Contemporary Fiction by Filipinos in America, and other books.. Her work has been translated into Finnish and Turkish; and many of her stories and articles have been widely anthologized. Cecilia has received many awards, including a California Arts Council Fellowship in Fiction, a Brody Arts Fund Award, a Special Recognition Award for her work dealing with Asian American youths, as well as a Certificate of Recognition from the California State Senate, 21st District, and the Outstanding Individual Award from her birth city, Cebu, Philippines. She has lectured and performed at UCLA, USC, University of Connecticut, University of the Philippines, PEN, Shakespeare & Company in Paris, and many others. She has served in the Board of literary arts groups such as PEN, PAWWA (Pacific Asian American Writers West), among others.