Sony surprisingly revived its RX1 line of full-frame compact cameras 10 years after the last model with the new RX1R III, ...

The Sony RX1R III is the smallest full-frame fixed lens camera on the market, with a 61MP sensor and 35mm F2 lens. But can it justify its eye-watering price-tag?

We put the RX1R III through our usual studio tests and also used it as a chance to take a closer look at how its lens ...

Like many of you, I was waiting so very patiently for the Sony RX1R Mk III. At the last Sony Kando trip I attended, I even ...

If you've been waiting nearly a decade for the just-announced RX1R III, you're in for a severe case of sticker shock, as the ...

Nine years. That's how long it's been since Sony last updated the RX1R series. When Sony pulled the wraps off the RX1R III, ...

The Sony RX1R III maintains the compact dimensions of the RX1R II, and it does this despite packing an additional AI processing chip, and a larger capacity battery. It’s notably smaller than the Leica ...

At RM20,999, the RX1R III appeals to wedding photographers who need a quiet second camera, street photographers who want to stay unnoticed, travellers who don't want to carry heavy gear, and camera ...

The R1XR III is much more expensive than the RX1R II was at launch. It'll go on pre-order soon for $5,100, with shipping set to start on July 31st.

RX1R III is equipped with an electronic viewfinder featuring an approximately 2.36 million-dot XGA OLED with high resolution and high contrast, offering a magnification of approximately 0.70x.

The RX1R III’s compact size and Zeiss Sonnar T 35mm F2 lens puts the camera in competition with the $4,899.95 medium format Fujifilm GFX100RF and the $5,995 full-frame Leica Q3 – both of which ...

Sony’s new RX1R III camera has been anticipated for almost 10 years, but it lacks a key feature from its predecessor — all in the name of being small.