Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100

I took this new camera to the Galapagos. Results are excellent in spite of a 3.6X optical zoom. Very impressive low light capability. Amazing night pictures indoors and out without flash. Very good digital zoom. Excellent auto mode selects settings extremely well. The panorama setting will make you grin. Very sharp pictures, even in low light. Anti-blur setting works well, in fact enabling super zoom pictures through the single eyepiece of a pair of 10X50 binoculars (with the camera set at about 3.5X zoom).

I bought this at a high end camera store in Seattle. I went in and said to the salesman, "I want a camera that will take a picture when I push the button!!!!". I was tired of missing the shot I was trying to get of my very active boys on my old digital camera because of the delay after pushing the button. I was planning on buying the Fujifilm X100, but he encouraged me to try this one instead. I love it!Pros:- Minimal delay when taking pictures, and it has a great rapid fire function that keeps shooting pictures as long as you hold the button down.- Great quality photos- Really compact. Much smaller than the Fujifilm- has a lot of great functions and options - more than I will ever really need or useCons:- user interface is a little tedious. It isn't always obvious where to go to change a setting and it can take a few minutes to change things like flash settings. Very small dial for controlling the interface.- no optical sightI would buy this camera again. Absolutely great for somebody who wants to take pictures of kids who never hold still, but doesn't want to carry anything big.

First it does take great pictures, especially at night. The menus are a mess, but lots of control.I got this to replace my huge Nikon D3 and it works great but the lack of an optical view finder just takes the joy out of things for me. I find the experience a lot like using a cell phone. Which by e way, my iPhone 4S is always in my pocket and is good enough for just about everything except low light. Which is why my Sony sits on my desk unused: not engaging enough to be worth carrying two phone sized things whe. One gets the job done.That being said it takes great pics and I ,I've that I can control speeds and focus and such. Quick shutter release too for sports...

fits my needs for full portability yet delivers great pictures with lots of built in flexibility. the perfect go anywhere do anything little camera ( without going overboard ). it does not get in your way.

Fantastic little camera. Gives my DSLR a run for its money in favorable conditions. I use it for hiking, biking, travel and other times when I can't justify bringing along a giant camera + lens. If you're not super concerned with image quality or you don't care about manual camera controls there are smaller and cheaper cameras but for the size, image quality cannot be bested.

I was excited to receive my camera and charged the battery and took some amazing photos...two days later I turned it on and the battery was flat. I have repeated this experience over and over. On reading the reviews I am not the only one to experience this and will contact Sony in hope of a fix. Also for those wondering my camera was made in China, not Japan. I wish I had ordered one of the early models from Japan before the quality dropped. I have used Sony cameras for over twelve years and never experienced this kind of issue. The camera hold wonderful potential that is destroyed by a basic fault.Update Nov 7, 2012I called Sony to see if they could resolve the issue and after three transfers and thirty minutes wait they agreed that it was either a faulty battery or a shorted circuit in the camera draining the battery. They advised they would ship me a new battery, but they were on backorder until Dec 7. I declined the offer as by then my 30 day return to Amazon would have expired. I completed a return to Amazon and hey presto they responded by offering a replacement camera delivered the following day. Now that is what I call Customer Service!! You rock Amazon!! I have been working with the camera for over a week now and it is working well and is still working off the initial charge with no problems. I love the camera and have moved rating up to three stars and hope to be able to move it higher based on ongoing good experiences. BTW the replacement is made in China and working fine.Update May 28, 2013This camera continues to excel in every way and I am very impressed with it's capabilities. Upgrade to 5 stars.

If you want a crystal clear picture with correct colors, you really need to buy a camera with a better lens. Cameras like these are great for general use and the average consumer.

Best point and shoot camera out there. I got it as an early Christmas gift for my boyfriend and it was a hit! It has the quality of a DSLR but is portable and can be taken anywhere. Best purchase ever!

This camera is pricey, but worth it. I bought this camera because of ratings and ability to manipulate settings. It is very compact so it is perfect for someone who travels a lot, enjoys photography, but doesn't want to carry around a huge slr.

holding onto the camera is hard. it is small and I have a hard time with my grip. I have only had the camera for a few weeks and still learning how to use it. It takes very good pictures and that is what I wanted. Maybe I will master the skill of holding it later.

Other have detailed reviews. Features, etc. I have been shooting with a D7000 and S100 for quite awhile. I have tried many pocket-carmeras. Returned several, gifted others. This one I shall keep. Images stunning. Handling excellent. Options. Too many but enjoyable to discover. Sit with the camera. Play with it. Discover what it does. My only neg is the zoom. But as all have said the images, so, so very good. For me it has been a matter of getting past the fact that I can edit my photos instantly on my ubiquitous iPhone5 and have become super lazy with regard to shooting with my DSLR or for that matter my S100. Sorry I am a "real" photographer (made a living for years) but do love uploading to instagram and FB. So it goes. Now I am taking the extra steps, camera to computer to phone to wherever. I print from time to time. Photobooks as well... and now with the RX100 I am back shooting with a camera once again... very cool. Worth the money... The last star missing is the zoom/macro... could be longer and closer...

I keep my Sony RX100 in a Pelican 1010 case, which I keep in my car's center console. Keeps dust out and protects it from being thrown around in the car or when traveling. I put the camera in lens-down, with the lanyard on top of the LCD screen, acting as a cushion to prevent the LCD screen from touching the 1010's lid.Check out the picture I uploaded of the camera in the case.

This camera generates a visceral, Apple like response. I truly believe this accounts for at least 50% of its popularity among reviewers. This is a camera you WANT to love! Is it technically the best camera of its type on the market? I just tested it against the new Panasonic LX7. Certainly the RX100 has more pixels though the LX7 seems to have the better lens (and certainly brighter across the full zoom range) and 24mm is useful to me, JPEG color is also 'better', there are more video options and according some reviewers, slightly better video quality in the LX7, but....The Sony is an object of beauty and by comparison the Panasonic is a stylistic mess, right down to its removable lens cap and though both cameras have metal bodies, the LX7's feels like plastic. I'm sure Leica's version, at around what the RX100 sells for, will clean up the design, but I'm not waiting!PS: I'm sure I am not alone in this being, for me, an 'in between' camera, sandwiched between, in my case, an iPhone 4S and a Leica M9. I now have three objects of great beauty and functionality, each doing the job for which it was purchased!PPS: the camera comes with the most rudimentary, crappy, monochrome 34 page instruction manual, much of which comprises the typical boilerplate. There is no other documentation available. Period. For such a sophisticated, very premium priced and sexily packaged product this is disgraceful, even though I'm sure plenty of users will leave it permanently on auto-mode and enthusiasts will read all the reviews and figure everything out on their own. No excuse not to have a comprehensive, well designed and written manual available at least in PDF format. By comparison, the LX7 has a 225 page, fully comprehensive and nicely color illustrated PDF with hyperlinks. Shame on you, Sony.

Excellent performance. It often takes better pictures than my Nikon D90 SLR. It is extremely compact, has a great wide angle and bright lens and it is very easy to use - even when you use it manual features.

I bought this camera for indoor use. I have both Nikon and Canon SLR cameras which work great, but the Sony works great for indoor where you don't have to carry a big camera.

I just received this camera this afternoon and am extremely disappointed! I bought this camera from amazon with a "Used- Like New" description (because I know how many times cameras are opened as gifts and are returned un-used and often un-touched). Once receiving the camera, it looked great. Flawless even. I was thrilled to charge the battery and start shooting. Unfortunately, as soon as I turned the camera on the "memory card" was unable to be read and prompted me to re-insert it. I did this several times and have tried EVERYTHING to re-inserting, giving it time, trying to format it on my computer, trying to reformat it in the camera, using other camera's working memory cards, etc and still it tells me that "Memory Card cannot be read - please insert memory card." I am uterally disappointed as it seems that this is a flaw in a handful of these cameras. For such an awesome camera and review, I cannot believe a detail like was unnoticed. Even more so, that amazon or a seller would try to re-sell a defective camera. Now off to returning and looking for another travel camera. Not happy. ps - the memory card I am using is a SD32 which is compatable for a sony rx100. So I don't know what the deal is...

I have had this camera for a month now, and can agree it is a great camera. The photos are equal to a digital SLR, but this camera can fit into my pocket, so it goes everywhere with me. I wanted something to give much better photos than a typical point and shoot camera, and something easy to carry. This camera is perfect for that. All adjustments are possible on aperture and exposure, and many many more types of settings are present to play with. I enjoy this camera quite a lot, and would buy again.

I am not a professional photographer, but I have certainly owned enough cameras over the years as an amateur to know at least something about image quality when I see it. I have used a Canon EOS 40D SLR with a VERY EXPENSIVE lens that has been great over the years, but I always wanted to have something that wasn't such a pain to lug around on my family trips without feeling like I was making too much of a sacrifice in image quality. I have tried multiple other premium pocket cameras, but this RX100 is stunning to say the least. My very first shot of my son in difficult lighting in the house had that awesome SLR quality look to it and bokeh effect, and I was sold from the first shot :)The auto focus on this thing is insanely fast, and the noise/grain on these 20 megapixel images even when blown up to 100% "pixel peeping" on my computer is impressive to say the least. My 40D was only 10 megapixels, so when resizing my RX100 images to those dimensions it is even more impressive to me that they have managed to get that type of image quality out of a 1" image sensor in that small pocket camera. The ability to tilt the built-in flash back with your thumb a little to get a built-in "bounce flash" is also very cool, and the results from my initial simple tests using this method were pretty good.If you are into taking pictures that have high quality and would like to take something that is less of a burden on you dragging around equipment all day, then this is THE CAMERA that you have been waiting for! I can't wait to have this on my Disney trip with our 3 boys in 2 weeks instead of suffering from neck and shoulder strain all day from my SLR and wondering where to stow my big camera bag when getting onto the rides.

Best digital camera in market currently. The camera takes excellent pictures indoors at night. The various functionsare great. It is the best camera I ever have ver owned.

The RX100 is a pretty stunning display of technical virtuosity. It feels good at hand, the pictures are magnificent, and the range of abilities is pretty stunning.i use it in "intelligent auto" mode and am quite pleasantly surprised at how well it stitches together multiple pictures. It does the same thing in panarama mode. I didn't realize image processing had progressed quite as much as the RX100 demonstrates it has.Another thing I like: built-in help/manual. Really quite well done.What I don't like? Going back about a decade in terms of UX (user experience.) Complex, convoluted menuing, illogical flow of control, and arbitrary organization make this a product I have to really concentrate to fully use. Not much different than the Canon S95 it replaced or my Nikon SLR, but somehow the additional capabilities have added more than their share of conceptual difficulty. This is not a modern smartphone with a core consistency and elegant design relative to its complexity.Still, an amazing product and it works really, really well. I'm pleased I bought it.

The other reviews nailed it for the RX100; it's an awesome camera in a small package. I'd buy one again tomorrow. I want to write about two issues that will matter for some and haven't been spoken of too much. It is hard NOT to hit the Menu or Movie buttons with the heel of your thumb along the right side when getting ready to shoot. As there's no sound associated with the buttons you can be in for a surprised when you look at the LED viewer. It's maddening to discover you're shooting a video of your shoes.The other is the panorama sweep. Think about it, you're swinging the camera from left to right while shooting. Guess what, the image quality suffers from a moving camera. Even on a bright day the focus isn't as sharp as a still photo. Add to that that you are not shooting as tall an image (1856 versus 3648 vertical pixels). I have learned that it's far, far better to shoot a series of stills and stitch them together in Photoshop.But the camera is still worth it!!!

I have had many different cameras over many, many years. Some expensive and complicated and others not so. All of my Sony cameras have been good, but this one is over the top. Image quality, resolution, color rendition, shot to shot speed, build quality and handling are all unsurpassed for this class of camera. I also own a Nikon D7000 and after comparing identical shots - there is no longer a compelling reason to lug around a huge DSLR anymore. The output of this camera blows away cameras thousands of dollars more, so along with it's size and build quality, it's a relative bargain. Buy one of the external grips for the body and a good lanyard, a SDXC 64GB memory card and you are all set. For now, this camera remains the benchmark for it's class and could very well be the benchmark for many other classes of cameras too. Very nice to finally buy a digital camera the actually exceeds your expectations!

So versatile you need a book to learn how to operate it; so I bought one. For the size -- great camera.

I purchased this camera to be a sort of daily driver, carry it around with the family to get the occasional photo rather than our larger DSLR (rebel xti). I generally agree with the reviews of all the positive qualities given by people here, I used it extensively over the past few weeks and easily prefer it to using a newer iPhone for pics. Compared to the DSLR, I'm probably not knowledgeable enough to tell all of the differences in the end result, but I don't notice anything where I think geez I wish I'd taken that one with the xti. I do want to note two problems I've had that I don't see getting mentioned much: powering it down can take 30-60 seconds for the lens to retract, which is just sort of odd since it happens about half the time but the other times it shuts down and closes in say 3 seconds. Also perhaps 1/5 of the time there is a long delay between pressing the shutter button and it actually taking the picture, maybe 30 seconds. This in multiple situations, but for ex. Outdoors bright light, no zoom and just a scenery shot. And no, obviously I don't have any delay set. So ultimately I like it, but the convenience of the size is offset by these weird issues with slowness and that is annoying at times.