Eigentlich bin ich sehr zufrieden gewesen mit der RX10, abgesehen vom Motorzoom (war aber VOR´m Kauf klar)
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"Zooming the RX10 from 24mm to 200mm takes around three full turns of the
zoom ring, a rather slow and awkward process. Alternatively you can also use
the finger-operated switch on top of the camera, which takes a slightly
quicker 5 seconds to progress through the full range."
This is not correct. Zooming the lens from 24 to 200mm takes precisely half
a turn. If you try to turn the ring too fast it 'slips' and does not give
full control. Try this test: Turn on the camera which will set the zoom to
24mm. Now grip the zoom ring with the thumb and forefinger of your left
hand, thumb at 9 o'clock and finger at 3 o'clock with your palm below the
lens at 6 o'clock. Now smoothly rotate your hand round to 12 o'clock without
changing you finger grip. The lens will now have zoomed to 200mm in just
over 2 seconds.
For smaller zoom ranges, just judge the relative angle of hand movement and
the lens will zoom where you want it.
In series of tests with the mechanical zoom ring of my Sony DSC-R1, trying
to zoom any faster than I can with my RX10 gave only wasted shots because of
camera shake - in real world situations the RX10 zooms more quickly.
I have been closely following the reviews of the RX10 since they first
reached the hands of the various testers and every review has contained the
same substantial error in respect of zoom control -giving the same poor
impression of the behaviour of the camera. I suppose the lack of a quality
manual from Sony with a clear description of the servo action of the zoom
ring did not help but if a newbie like me can work out how to use it, I'm a
bit suprised that experts such as you failed.
Zooming on the RX10, with its ultra light control ring, is actually easier
and quicker than on most lenses I have used.
Ed Form"