Just for fun and comparison, I made similar pictures with
my Canon S120.
Since the S90 came on the market, I always have one of these in my
pocket. The worst picture is no picture. I shoot about 5.000 pictures a
year with it. I's really small, extremely fast, has a good auto-focus
and makes decent pictures for a pocketable camera.
Focal length: 24-120mm
Mount: none
Aperture: F 1.8 (5.7) - F 8
Min focus distance: 1.5cm (!)
Size: 10 x 5.9 x 2.9cm
Weight: 218gr. with battery and card
Some pictures:
The Canon S120 next to an A7 battery. You can see how small it is.
Sample pictures: You may click
on the sample image (except closest focus) for full resolution. The
full resolution image opens in a new window, so you can keep it open
for comparison. Focus is on the
satellite
dish to the right of the big solar panel near the center of the photo.
24mm equiv., F 1.8.
24mm equiv., F 4.
24mm equiv., F 8.
50mm equiv., F 3.5.
50mm equiv., F 8.
120mm equiv., F 5.7.
120mm equiv., F 8.
Closest focus (at 24mm equiv.) is only 1.5cm (!) from
outermost
edge of the lens.
This is not the picture quality of the A7, but in my opinion it is very
decent, even better than a bad lens attached to the A7. The lens is
fast and not bad, even wide open. Camera start and auto-focus are both
very quick. The S120 has the manual features of a professional camera
and can shoot RAW. That's why it was always in my pocket, no missed
pictures any more. The last pocketable camera I had, was the Canon G9X Mark II, even better. But this is over. I now have an old Huawei P30 Pro cell phone. Its 3 cameras are still top class. It even has a real 5x zoom lens and it can shoot RAW in case of. Not ideal either, but sufficient and very handy.
