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The Sony RX100 is a compact camera with 1" (2.7x) sensor and 20.2 megapixels manufactured from 2012 to 2013 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 100 - 25600 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 10 FPS. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 288 €;
33 users have given it an average vote of 9.3 out of 10
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Cons:Excessive cost if bought just exit, lack of sight, difficult to handle.
Opinion:I bought it at a big discount, adjusted by the price for the 1" sensor. I have never had any feeling with this machine mainly for colors, which I never liked, and then because it is not at all practical for the small size and it seems that I want to get out of hand. I felt better with panasonic bridge (colors and resolution). Too bad.
Opinion:I took it on the Amazon. What to say: very useful and very small that, for those who take pictures in the street like me, is the best you can ask for. It is clear that you can not access all the controls with speed and without running the risk of resetting something, given the size, but the rear ring can conveniently allow access to all the main controls. The compensation of the exposure is very convenient. So many functions (I can think of the electronic horizon) for this small that not last quality, produces excellent RAW unfortunately with a balance of questionable white. Files under certain light conditions suffer from a strange white balance
Opinion:I have this machine for about 8 years and I have used it a bit everywhere, the size is really small, the file quality is great , honestly I still consider it a nice compact and very portable given the size ,being that it came out almost 10 years ago in my opinion you still behaves very well despite not having some functions that have more modern compacts , I never got to try the later models to make a comparison as I consider them exaggeratedly too expensive
Opinion:Excellent machine the only flaw is the automatic iso in manual is the only model of sony not to have it. Nightphoto I recommend to do them only with the three pede.battery you manage to make almost a 400 500 shots quini excellent durability.I highly recommend the purchase of this machine , also because being produced in 2012 , you can find even at low price
Cons:... ruined partially by absurd software choices
Opinion:I've had this camera for four years now, and the more I use it the more I'm angry at Sony's commitment to make it uncomfortable to use. The sensor for a really pocket compact is big, the yield in general excellent, the lens a good all-rounder (some combinations focal/diaphragm are not much and the canvas side is not very bright, but for 300 euros...). The usable bounce flash is an amazing plus in the interior, iso side you get photos more than decent up to iso1600... besides they will not be fine art, but if there is something to photograph at all costs the photo will still be searchable :) The flaws... The ISO car is there, but you can't use it in manual (but why? because it's called manual?), you can't set a minimum shooting speed in semi/full car modes, resulting in the camera prioritizing to keep the iso low will start with ridiculously long, unmanageable freehand speeds even with the (poor) stabilization. Fortunately the crop factor is so high (2.7x) that in priority mode S times almost never run the risk of having subjects or portions of them not covered by the pdc. The bracketing in the room exists but it is ridiculous (maximum scissors -0.7 -0.7EV, in practice better to do it calmly in manual). The Af is all but lightning, but still, given the age of the camera you can't complain... I certainly don't use it in eventful situations (or at least I can't use it). Almost all defects that can be solved quietly with a firmware update... but better of course force you to buy an mk3 for the ISO car in manual, or a mk4 for the minimum shooting time. Too bad, also because the yield of the later versions, photo side, does not seem exponentially greater as it happens instead to the price.
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