Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100

I own this camera and I have to say it is truly the best Point and Shoot camera with a DSLR quality!!!!!!

If you are thinking that the CMOS sensor in this little camera will do the job of you bid dslr, this camera it is not for you the image quality is fair in compare with my canon 60d, but I had good pictures any way, manual mode is good, love the HDR mode and that's it, nothing from the other world, 1.8 is ok, don't blow your mind for that, overall is a good advance point and shot camera. If you have the money get it your self and take your own conclusion.

I've owned all of them and sold all but one, the Sony RX100.The GF3 was amazing outdoors, but was a disaster indoors (especially white balance) using 3 different lenses. And the built-in flash was lousy.So, I sold it and bought a Sony NEX 5N - a brilliant camera, with awesome HD video capabilities, but the size was prohibitive. And the flash was too bright indoors - had to adjust settings, became a headache. So it started collecting dust.So, I jumped on the Canon S110 only to be very disappointed. Why? Photo quality wasn't much better than the rest of the PowerShot line up. And the HD video had lousy focusing system (vs Sony and LUMX). Not enough zoom either. So I sold her.I then tested out the Fuji XF1 and was very pleased - seemed to take both excellent indoor and outdoor stills, great white balance, worked perfectly on the AUTO settings too (unlike Canon and LUMIX) and video focusing seemed to track fairly well. larger sensor than the S110 too.I didn't own the LX& but those I spoke to who did, complained about AUTO still quality and didn't like having to use P Mode and customize settings. Becomes a DSLR nuisance when you have to edit too many menus vs point & shoot away.However, I went for the gusto! I bought the Sony RX100 instead last minute. I have 3 words to say - OH MY GOSH - the convenient size, flawless AUTO settings, accurate HD video and spectacular detail and color give me goosebumps.*** THIS CAMERA WAS THE BEST MONEY EVER SPENT ON PHOTOGRAPHY EQUIPMENT *** DSLR LIKE QUALITY THAT FITS IN YOUR HAND

After deciding to buy a new camera for my Disney World trip, I was in a dilemma. Technology has come a long way since I got my Canon SD950 which I thought was already an amazing point and shoot. I was about to purchase the Canon s110 when I was recommended the rx100. This little thing is a beast and the reviews for it prove to be true. It is slightly bigger than the s110 but the quality of the pics are on par with some DSLR pictures I have seen. I wanted the quality picture but not the size of the DSLR. I considered getting the NEX but realized that I wanted a point and shoot more than a mirrorless DSLR at this time. People have been amazed at the picture quality that I have taken thinking I have a DSLR. Another reason I chose to get the rx100 is because I am not familiar with a DSLR yet and I like that I can use the auto function and take great pictures at the same time switch to manual and practice. If manual is still too intimidating for me, I can switch to Program, Aperture, or Shutter Speed and practice those with some assistance from the camera. Overall a great little product.One thing I would have to get used to is the flash popping out. I am not used to that and have left my finger on top of it when it started to come up. This will be an adjustment I am willing to make.I've only had the camera for three days but have posted some pics for review for those who are considering.

I just received this camera. I am a "point and shoot" girl, but was ready to take better pictures. This one is great. It works as a point and shoot, but I can manually adjust it for special circumstances, which usually means low light or back lighting. It holds a charge for a long time, and even fits in my old camera's bag, which is smaller than my wallet. It even has a "tips" button right on the camera to help you with what each setting can do, etc.I really recommend this camera.

I was looking for a high quality slim/lightweight compact camera to be my everyday camera I took with me to work, could take with me out to dinner, shot HD video, took SD cards and allowed for full manual controls if I wanted to get creative.The RX100 is the best camera for that purpose and I LOVE this camera for that purpose.My Panasonic GH3 with 12-35mm 2.8 and 75mm 1.8 is my go to setup when I'm out on a mission to take photos/videos. This will not replace that. But this will be the camera that I never leave home without since I can slide it into any pocket.It is my go to street photography camera.Camera takes beautiful photos.One of my favorite features is you can hold back the flash with your finger pointing it upwards so that when it goes off it's not direct on your subject. This makes flash photos look much better and usable.I mostly shoot at the widest focal length (28mm full frame equivalent) at around 2.8 and get awesome results.If your thinking about getting this... just do it.Dont confuse this/compare this to a point and shoot. The sensor size is bigger than point and shoot size sensors. Which means better image quality.

I owned many cameras in the past. I currently use a canon T2i & a 5D MK III. My brother has the Canon S100 so i've played with it a few times.This sony has many limitations compared to other camera's in the same class, but what separates it from them is its image quality at the wide end.Zooming in at 100%, raws come out noticeably batter than jpegs.I did a crazy comparison where i shot my eye with the sony using flash at the wide end stopping down at f5 and setting the iso at 80 and compared the shot with another one taken with my 5D MK III using the canon 24-70 @ 70mm, iso 50, f8 and a 430ex (i had three trials until i nailed the focus right since it's so hard to hold the whole setup and shoot myself). Comparing the results, i couldn't really tell the difference between both in terms of sharpness and image quality! The sony actually had an advantage of have more of the eye in focus (thanks to the smaller sensor!).One limitation to this camera is that you can't do macro on any focal length other than the widest end!Oh and one other thing, setting up a custom white balance on this sony is three times faster than my 5D MK III.Dynamic range is also very decent from a pocket camera (both highlights and shadows).**UPDATE: I've noticed that pictures look horrible when i bump up the iso over 1600 all the way to 6400. BUT! when i upload them to my computer and view them in LR4 the quality improves dramatically!! I can't explain why so far. I've posted a photo comparison between the RX-100 vs Canon T2i vs Canon 5D MK III. So check it out see for your self the superb iso performance of this point n shoot!!On the other hand, i've taken several macro photos using flash (iso 100) and they seems much sharper on the camera LCD vs my pc monitor through LR4. Again, i can't explain why!

Everything was just as described....I LOVE this camera. The images, even on the low 5mb setting, are vastly superior to my old little Nikon Coolpix, particularly in low light situations. I think it is a fantastic combination of size and quality and has really got me excited about taking more pictures, which frankly is the whole point! If you happen to be like me and had always been "frugal" and just got $200-ish point and shoots, you will be very, very happy with this upgrade.

I bought this for my husband for Christmas. I bought him one last year, but the cat knocked it over and broke it. We didn't know that it came with a one year warrantee until after I bought the new one. Next time I wouldn't bother getting an extended warrantee since cameras, phones, TVs, ect. change every year or so. Takes great pictures. He loves to play with the camera.

Best pictures in a compact camera I've ever had and I've owned lots of high end compact cameras. Overall I love it. Unfortunately within 10 days something went wrong with the autofocus; it sounded like a small motor would run continuously in the lower left corner of the camera. It was replaced as soon as I described the problem.I got another camera ASAP, that's how much I want this camera.

I have had my RX100 for 2 months now. I bought one of the package deals from Amazon that included a SD card. I wanted something I could put in my pocket, that weighed less than my DSLR, and produces high quality images. First off, this is not a DSLR, so do not expect it to be. If you want a DSLR, buy a DSLR. There are differences in the images this will produce. For instance DOF is greater for the equivalent angle of view compared to a DSLR. Like cars and many other things, certain cameras do things better than others, there is no one size fits all. There are always compromises.Pros: Robust menu/help system with customizable functions/buttons/dials, good zoom range, generally sharp lens, allows manual focus, good stabilization, large LCD, RAW files, relatively low noise at high ISO, lightweight, quiet, unobtrusive.Cons: no off camera flash, no hot shoe, no remote triggering, has small control wheel (because of the large LCD), some options do not work with RAW files, close focus limited (macro), limited exposure bracketing.Pros and Cons: 20 MP files, It has no external battery charger (it uses an included micro USB that requires the battery to be in the camera for charging). No viewfinderAll in all a great camera for the price point and what it is designed to do.

I just didn't like the way it felt in my hand. It is indeed very very slick. The only way I could make it work for me was to get a leather half case with a secure strap around my neck. Then of course it wasn't very pocketable. I tried the flipbac grip but still could not get used to it as a pocket digicam. Just not for me ... Returned it!A word of caution ... the camera is very slick as I previously mentioned. Make sure it it secured to your wrist or neck before it slips out of your hand and becomes an expensive paperweight.I guess I just didn't enjoy using it ... good image quality though.Rather falls behind other point and shoots in terms of close up performance ... lens is soft at f1.8. Closest focusing distance at 7cm is ok. I wish the lens had been sharper wide open.Just for fun I took some close up shots with my old Finepix f31fd and compared them to the Sony at same f stop of 2.8. I was astounded by the difference in sharpness between the two shots. There was no question that the F31fd produced an image that was way sharper at the focus point. Yes I did take multiple shots. Go figure ....Incredible detail from this little 6mp outdated digicam. Test this camera against others before you decide to keep it.It's good at what it does but there are some compromises.

Great photos - when it works. For the second time I have just been gouged by Sony for $200 to repair the camera - they claimed both times I had dropped it - I hadn't. I have had a Canon S90 for years and that has never missed a beat. No more Sony junk for me.

For my purposes, there was no better option. I want higher quality than an iPhone but I don't want the bulk of a full DSLR. This camera fits that purpose exactly. I travel a lot, and like taking photos. The iPhone 5S is fine for day to day needs, but when you're walking a city at night and want to capture a great city skyline, the CMOS sensor on this camera is up to the task. I also like the ability to go fully manual so I can get the best photo possible...even though the intelligent auto is fairly good.

This is a great little guy. I've had it for about a year now and the image/size performance is outstanding. One thing I do not like about this camera is that the autofocus can be a bit slow at times. Nevertheless, I am by no means a professional photographer and have no plans to carry around a DSLR with me on trips. With the RX100 I am able to fit into my jacket, if need be, an extremely high quality camera that is capable of taking great photos.

This is an incredible camera. I carry it in my pocket--but from the pictures it takes, you'd never know. The build quality is solid. Everything works well. The controls and menus are all easily workable.

I bought this to replace my Canon S100, which is a fine camera. I've had the camera for about a week and a half now. Here are my initial thoughts.1. Its small (fit in your pocket) form factor2. Many of the pictures it takes are breathtakingly beautiful.3. The HD video quality is nothing short of jaw dropping. The video sound is excellent as well.4. The many different options available for picture effects, customized menu setting options, camera setting, IQ and Superior IQ. I don't believe in making life more complicated with unnecessary time wasting products and features, but learning the RX100 is worth the time investment.5. The watercolor effect is just plain cool.What I don't like:1. It's not the easiest camera to get a grip on while shooting2. Lots of (somewhat) complicated menu settings to learn3. Flash sometimes does not pop up when it is needed when in IQ or SIQ (Superior auto) mode.4. Superior auto mode is a bit quirky- not yet sure if it takes better photos or not. It puts 2 images on the SD card- one is closely cropped. I need to study and play with it to learn more about this mode.5. Sometimes the camera does not take pictures when pressing down the shutter in SIQ mode. I have not yet figured this one out.I have been a (very) amateur photographer for many years. After 5 years into it, I got tired of carrying the big bag/camera/lenses, accessories around and switched to much lower photo quality point and shoot cameras. I lost interest in photography shortly thereafter. This camera has me excited again and I'm taking it everywhere. I've noticed I'm even getting out more because I want to use this camera.

very satisfied with this camera. it's compact and solid. movie quality is quite impressive.Minor drawbacks:- my home PC (still using Windows XP) identifies it as an external drive but i cannot open it. (i thought there's something wrong with my PC but after connecting it to a PC at work, same problem occurred), i have to connect it to my parents' computer (also with XP) for downloading pics, so i guess it depends on the XP version.- toy camera effect - my expectation was that it would create a miniature effect but in reality the camera just darkens the image corners. i cannot understand why they called it a TOY camera effect then.- Rich B/W effect - i would really like to use this effect for shooting portraits, however in this mode the camera makes makes 3 shots and joins them into 1 image. as a result, person's skin on a picture looks ugly and wrinkled. There is also a High-contrast B/W effect, it's good but different.Nevertheless, i'm very satisfied that i got this camera, as its advantages outweigh its drawbacks.

I have purchased DSLR's for daughter,micro four thirds for daughter in law, micro four thirds for myself, point and shoots for others and myself. This camera makes me feel like a pro! Well, almost. I haven't owned it very long and made the mistake of buying right before vacation...so in the beginning I thought I'm sending this back but as I am learning more everyday...found some of the bells and whistles. I am falling in love. The feel is so substantial. I bought the case that screws on the bottom and wraps over. I like that also..except you have to take the case off to get to the sd card. Count to ten..just takes a minute. I thought I wanted more zoom but I think I can work with this. The presets you can set are great for quick catching the shots you know you want. This camera is so easy to carry, so easy to use, right off the bat you can use the auto superior setting. I love technology but sometimes it is so frustrating. This camera will be with me wherever I go....I will let you know if I change my mind.

I normally shoot with a Canon 5D2, but it is a large camera to carry around day-to-day. I was looking for something that had reasonable quality in a compact form factor. Overall I'm very pleased with this camera.Pros1. Sensor. The biggest reason to get this compact, and what you are actually paying for. I've tried a lot of compact cameras, and most of them only get decent quality at ISO 80. I felt this was true even on the S95 which I used prior to this model. The RX100 is great quality all the way to ISO 800, and is passable at 1600. I feel like this is the greatest thing about this camera.2. Bounce Flash. I like to use an external flash on my 5D2, and I bounce it for better results. I love that the RX100 has a flash that pops up, and you can actually hold it back with your finger to bounce it. Produces much better results.3. Good Lens. I'm impressed with the built-in lens. At low F-stop it has decent bokeh. The sensor is big enough that you can shoot at F1.8 at ISO 80-400 and still crop for good results.4. Good Software. The controls are very good, and it has good customization. I'm able to adjust shutter speed, aperture, ISO, flash, etc, in a fast and easy way.Cons1. Missing features. GPS would be nice. Wifi would be nice. A viewfinder would be nice, but I understand it wouldn't fit.2. Missing Case. It would be nice if it came with a good case for the price. I bought the Sony branded leather case that is made for this camera, and it is quite expensive. However, the case is also very nice, and I consider it a must-have for this camera. You can buy cheap knock-offs, but I decided to spend the extra money on the Sony version.If you usually shoot an SLR and are looking for something small, then this is a great camera to consider. I am very happy with it!

This is probably the best digital compact camera I've ever had.Likes:- Small- Excellent quality- Great low light 1.8 aperture is awesome- The design of the body looks radDislikes:- The menu.. it is not designed for professionals- f1.8 is only available at the widest 28mmAll in all it's a great camera to have with you at all times.

If you're looking at this camera, then you've probably seen all the glowing product reviews:[...][...]You might worry, "Are my expectations set to high? What if the camera doesn't live up to it's billing?"Well, I'm here to tell you not to worry. I picked this up for a trip to Europe, took more than 1,000 pics over a week—many in very challenging conditions—and the results exceeded all of my expectations. This is a fantastic camera. I'm in the process of reading the after market user's manual from Alexander S. White so that I can unlock more of the camera's potential in the future.If you get the camera, get the book as well. I also picked up the Sony case, the Sony screen protector, extra batteries and an external charger, and a gig (64 GB) memory card. That's more that I'll probably ever need in terms of battery or storage capacity, unless I'm away from grid power for several days and taking a lot of movies. The screen protector and case might be overkill as well, but better safe than sorry. When I'm traveling light, I just strip the camera down and carry it in a pocket.

The only reason I gave this 4 stars and not 5 was because I purchased it refurbished the first time. The lens cover would stick when turning on and off...I returned it and purchased it new. Perfect compact digital camera! Its well worth the price. Amazing quality.

My main reason for getting this camera was the large image sensor. It has one of the largest sensors in a point and shoot camera without spending double the money. In addition, it has a very large aperature (f1.4). These two reasons make the camera a great performer in low-light conditions which is what I was looking for. When we are outside during the day, we are typically happy to carry around our DSLR, but going out at night is a different story and that is where this camera came into play. Great shots inside in darker conditions!!! (Restaurants and bars etc)Highly recommend this if you are looking for something a little better than the typical point and shoot but don't want to go the DSLR route. (Also has tons of manual capabilities if you are used to a DSLR, but want something a little more compact)