![]() ![]() It has a 24MP hybrid sensor with PDAF photosites covering most of its surface area capable of shooting at 9fps with AE and AF locked, or 7fps with tracking – plus a stabilized 24-70/2.8-5.6 equivalent lens. The Ricoh GR series and Fuji X70 are smaller, but somewhat more limited (or not really, as it turns out). The Canon G1X Mark III in ready-to-go configuration is probably the smallest complete APSC camera I can think of that has anything other than a fixed lens. As small as the X1D is – for medium format – it’s not exactly pocketable. But since we don’t make a consumer level APS-C compact, there’s little conflict of interest here: I too am simply looking for the perfect pocket tool as much as the next photographer. ![]() Motivations? I was seduced on impulse by the spec sheet.ĭisclosure note: I currently work for Hasselblad as Chief of Strategy, which means I cannot objectively comment on or review anything that might be competition. Though Japan is one of the few places where the larger stores have virtually all models of camera on demo/display, with batteries and storage and lenses and in essence ready to play with to your heart’s content – that tells you very little about how something will perform in the field, in practice. I picked one of these up on a recent trip to Japan (for some reason, none were available locally). ![]()
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