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The Sony RX10 III is a compact camera with 1" (2.7x) sensor and 20 megapixels manufactured from 2016. The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 64 - 12800 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 14 FPS. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 1029 €;
39 users have given it an average vote of 8.9 out of 10
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Pros:Excellent quality, solid body in hand, tropicalized, powerful zoom, great viewfinder
Cons:remarkable weight, tilting display on a single axis, low-lasting battery
Opinion:Aesthetically it comes very close to a compact REFLEX and holds itself very well in hand, effortlessly, even if the weight is not the smallest. You can perceive a solid and durable product. The controls are conveniently placed. The most interesting aspect is related to the 3 lens rings that go to adjust the aperture of the iris, the 25x zoom and the focus respectively. 24-600 mm lens with Zeiss lenses and focal aperture f/2.4-4 allow you to shoot with good light at all distances. Excellent movies but always better to have a support. The battery doesn't last that long, you always need a back-up.
Opinion:The premise: I owned a Canon 6d complete with L-series kit, but on a long and adventurous honeymoon (Malaysia, Borneo and Singapore) I "well" thought of taking an RX10 III to lighten my luggage and back during the different excursions (also (kilometers) planned. Result: the second day of travel, still in the urban environment and without taking a single drop of water, bumps (having been treated as it is an object of that cost) the super bridge tropicazed gave me up, letting me play for the next three weeks with my trusty Korean cameraphone. The camera would turn on regularly, but without being able to use any of its features including zooming. He made a few shots (but not always) only in wide angle and in "car" but without always focusing properly. He didn't update the exposure (except the next restart) and after a few handlings he didn't do anything anymore. The only way to access the menu was to try it when viewing the photo you just took. Tried several times to reset and turn off all functions not necessary, but to no avail. Not even at the Sony store with a service center, present in Kuala Lumpur, they could understand something. In the few days that went between the purchase and the trip, the camera worked, but it had already managed to disappoint me on the operational speed and that of focus (in non-light environments). But I don't know if it was already for some latent problem of that specimen.
Pros:Solidity, focal excursion, AF accuracy in optimal light conditions, wide variety of diaphragms, optics.
Cons:Lack of external charger, obvious difficulties in AF in case of poor light or contrast .
Opinion:Just taken through the increasingly trusty and perfect RCE Padua, I make a very short comparison with the Leica V-LUX Typ 114 ; more solid, impeccable and uncertainties-free AF, quality optics like the other, very practical all-in-one. One flaw, quite macroscopic, is the lack of external charger, given the poor durability of the same... I made up for it by buying two spare accumulators and its Ravpower Chargers from Sunvalley on Amazon. I would say a valid companion of shots for excursions, outdoors and street (for those who do). It makes me also review in positive the non-reflex vision, which I have been for a long, too accustomed , although I certainly do not disuse the set of reflex and related optics ! But it is a lot, but SO comfortable and without reins of quality... I update to 24 June 2019 : I use it frequently and we start to get to know each other better : what I start to notice is that the AF in conditions of little contrast (white/gray subjects as in the Bistolfi Museum photographed by me ) goes on its own and struggles to capture the image. For me, not bad; for other needs can be very problematic. Zeiss lens, however, really amazing !!! Rating: 9
Pros:It really does everything; very fast focus; sharp lens; focal length, excellent up to 6400 Iso; presence of filters, focal aperture, tropicalization.
Cons:The battery is discharged quickly, but with 1-2 reserve, no problem, no external charger and cost of the same
Opinion:Exceptional in the street (use the Italian), allows you to steal shots Impossobili, pity the motility of the reduced screen, Zeiss lens a razor, perfect optical zomm, photographing at 600mm and Croppando in PP, you have amazing results, I never leave it, Despite the generous mole, at home. It's worth the money, so many, it costs, besides how you spend eating. Proverbs don't err. Good investment. Really glad, at last
Cons:Chromatic aberration with low light in slowmotion, for everything else I do not find against!
Opinion:It was the first time that I gave so much confidence to a bridge camera, I have been and tried it in every way, I tested every function and already after the first shots I realized I have in my hands one of the best bridges on the market today. One of the features that made the Sony RX10III fit for any situation was the formidable ZEISS lens stretching from 24mm up to 600mm (from F 2.4 to F16), without any optical compromise. Another function that made me crazy is the HFR, or video in Super Slow Motion, which can reach up to 1000 frames per second; The result is a breathtaking and incredibly detailed recovery slow motion, but there is a small negative note, in light shortage you have a normal increase in ISO that introduces noise and chromatic aberration, ie the presence of colored halos on the contours of the subject Framed All this is avoided using a spotlight, approaching the subject and also in post production. The room has an important size, a perfect handle that makes the grip very comfortable and not far from the top commercial SLRs. The rings for the zoom and the focus are sliding, the ring for the focal aperture has the option to be set to snap or free. Raining?! Do not worry because while the other photographers are hiding waiting for the sun, you can shoot quietly, because the RX10III is tropicalized and therefore waterproof! (Not Subaquea) We do not find the Touch screen, but we will find it in Evolution RX10IIII. I consider it perfect for all needs, reportage, portraits, panoramas and for those who need a powerful machine, able to shoot at long distances and in motion, to video makers looking for an all-in-one solution of high quality, with the ability to turn In 4k and a flawless 5-axis stabilization. I am sincere, I was biased on cameras of this type, instead I have to recreate and you will also recreate after having tried it, the Sony RX10III is among the models of cameras with fixed target, more performing so far and there I assure you it has nothing to envy to DSLRs or mirrorless on the market. David Baccoli
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