Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100

With the camera off and with the battery inside fully charged, the battery gets completely discharged in 2-3 days. This is without using the camera at all.When I used the chat help of Sony, I was told that digital cameras do draw power even while they're off. I told her that while I understand that power is being used to maintain the clock and settings, it should be reasonably obvious that it is a defect if at night the battery is fully charged and then the next day when I first turn it on, it already shows half empty (and in another day or so, it's fully discharged). I was then advised to call the Sony Hotline Support Team.So I did. The Sony support team person was very professional and eager to help but the problem at this point is not yet resolved. At first I was advised to always remove the battery when not using. I told her that having a full battery discharge to half just overnight in a camera that's off is ridiculous. She seems to understand and agree and after checking a couple of things told me that she will be sending me a new battery. I asked if this problem is a known problem in their database and that this is the recommended solution to it, she admitted that they don't have information on such a problem yet and that hopefully the battery is the problem and to try it out and if it doesn't work to call them again and at that time maybe I may need to send in my unit to Sony for fixing.Just a little bummed that my $650 camera has a serious flaw that Sony says they're not even aware of yet.

Most professional-like non-DSLR camera. I took it on my honeymoon. It was light and it took great, high-quality pictures. That was all I needed. I would buy two.

Yes, the picture quality is as generally reported - excellent for a compact and very close to low-end M4/3 cameras (e.g., Olympus E-PL1). While the RAW files are not yet supported by the big apps (e.g., Photoshop) that is sure to come in the very near future, so no worries there. Lack of hot-shoe for external flash is no big problem as the metering works fine with slave flashes (my Metz 28 CS-2 does a beautiful job with this thing). Lack of external microphone jack is a shame really given its awesome video capabilities, but I can live with it given my limited use of the video feature. The biggest miss for me is a horizontal thumb wheel at the top right corner to control the ISO (or even aperture if you want a one handed operation). Yes you can use the vertical wheel but that has two limitations - it is shared among so many important adjustments that you need to constantly switch between them (metering mode, flash mode, ISO, AF mode, shooting mode, etc.), so you often need a two step process to change anything, and also the vertical wheel is hard to use with your thumb lowered to it without losing your grip on the camera (so you end up pressing it hard to ensure a tight grip, but guess what - that clicks it and you change an adjustment. The wheel is also a 4-way switch).All said, it's a superb compact, if about $200 too expensive. I can easily recommend for the enthusiast given the choices in the market at this time.

Caveat: Calling me an amateur is an insult to amateurs.I bought this for a specific purpose: taking (relatively) low light candid pictures of two very fast moving granddaughters. For that purpose, the camera is superb. The only problem is the position of the pop-up flash. It's placed exactly where one's left index figure would optimally be positioned for a good grip on the camera. For 90% of my use, I'm not using the flash, so that's not a big deal for me. Perhaps there's something I'm missing--but I can't get around the fact that holding a camera the way I normally would results in flash suppression.

Having owned DSLRs in the past and almost all of my friends take pride in their bulky DSLRs. And I know why because with DSLR you can shoot amazing photographs. But here is the catch ; If you are a avid photographer and do this for a living or have a passion for photography then DSLR's are the ideal choice - nothing can beat that. But for anyone who has a slight interest in photography and needs a great camera for capturing family moments without setting the stage. Then this is the BEST camera out there. The price you pay is justified for the Compactness, Quality of Images and features that are packed into this surprisingly small body. Sony has done an amazing job. I love this camera.Cons- The Location and Pop-up functionality of the Flash reminds you every day that this thing will break one day and it will break your heart when it does so. I wish they could have designed it different - Maybe not Pop-up but Pop-out into the front or something!- I do get blurry shots but cannot blame the camera for it. I need to learn to choose the right settingThis is a Compact camera with Soul of a DSLR. Takes some time to get used to it and that is expected. Love it!!!

After using my trusty solid metal Canon PowerShot SD9900 digital Elph for years and years, I wanted to upgrade to this highly-rated Sony. What a surprise to find it made of cheap black plastic. The almost-impossible-to-open flimsy teensy door which will be frequently used to charge the camera (and to upload photos to my computer) doesn't look like it will last more than a week. Followed the instructions in the manual on setting the date, but it wouldn't set it. Took some photos around the house and uploaded them to my I-Mac. Unfortunately, when I turned off the camera, an error message came up on the I-Photo screen saying I had to go to Finder and eject the disc and that Mac would "try to repair" the damage to the disc the next time!! Never had to do that with my old Canon camera. When I turned that one off, that was all I had to do using I-Photo on either of my I-Macs. Then I looked at the photos, and they were okay, but nothing to write home about. Worse yet, when one photo required a flash, the flash cube popped up okay and that was fine, but when I turned off the camera, the flash cube stayed up and I had to push it back in! The camera actually looks like a cheap throw-away camera. I'm still plowing through the owner's manual and will probably get to like it, but what a disappointment for all that money!!February 2013: Now that I've used it for quite a while, I feel it's a great camera with FAR FAR FAR more options than I'll ever use. I took photos of a bike race and even though the rider was at least 50 feet away, when I viewed the photo on my computer, I was able to see his face very clearly. So I'll update the stars.

This is my third compact in 5 years, and this is by far the best. Manual controls are easy, the camera is super-fast, and the lens/sensor are just wonderful!

Ever since I started shooting digital in 1999, I have been looking for a pocket camera that would produce image quality similar to a DSLR. As the years went by and I became more and more tired of lugging DSLRs around and compromising my desire for a pocketable camera with cameras that you had to squeeze into a large coat pocket, I came across the RX100. I had a Fuji X10, which was extremely well built and had a great optical view finder, however, it did not fit in my pants pocket, it's image quality was good, but not quite what I wanted. It had a hit and miss auto focus and it's low light performance left a bit to be desired.Admittedly, the RX100 is expensive when compared to others, but you get what you pay for. In this case, you are paying for exceptional image quality (as good as some DSLRs) with excellent auto focus, good low light performance and clean images. My quest is complete.

i wished i would have waited to buy the next version that just came out a couple of weeks ago. other than that its works great.

This camera is loaded with features and is a bit intimidating at times. I just wish it came with a HDMI cord for hooking into the television. That would have completed the package nicely.

This review is from: Sony DSC-RX100 20.2 MP Exmor CMOS Sensor Digital Camera with 3.6x Zoom (Electronics)I am NOT a professional photographer but I know enough to tell you that this purchase is worthy of your hard-earned cash. It has been a LOT of fun to own so far. I believe the exciting experience of learning the capabilities of this camera will continue to delight me for a long time; and THEN, once I know every nook and cranny of the feature list, it will become a workhorse for expressing myself creatively in photos.What a blast to experiment with this camera. Remember, its number one feature is its size. You take it everywhere and suddenly you have the opportunity to create photos anywhere. Photos taken with the camera in auto mode, regardless of light condition, almost always work out. I have already taken some of my favorite snaps ever with this camera. I am excited to own it. I turned off the flash and plan to use the flash only in manual mode. With the large sensor that is just fine. I love panorama mode. I love automatic drive mode. I love the HDMI interface. I love that I can charge the camera in my car. The first time I reviewed my photos on my TV monitor, my friends and I had a laughing fit. I know this camera will go everywhere with me from this point on. What a capable device. It you love techno gadgets that impress and challenge and offer real power of visual expression, hold your nose on price and buy it. The person who wrote the negative review based on the manual does not get it. It's about the camera, which anyone who has a slight facility with gadgetry and knows how to use the google machine can easily understand and employ. Have fun.

Hands down this is the best point and shoot! I had the canon S100 and I thought I liked it but once I switched over the the RX100 I was really happy. The image quality is amazing! Every time I have a friend ask to play with my camera when they had it back they said they really want it. I love the video recording with adjustable exposure. The pictures come up great, especially some of the night time pictures. I do own an SLR, a Canon 7D. It won't replace an SLR but comes very close. I use this camera about 90% of the time. The camera was priced a little high and I was hesitant to buy it but after owning it for over 6 months I would say that it was a very good purchase.One problem I had with the canon point and shoots was that I keep on getting the lens error. I actually had to send the camera into Canon Warranty twice! So far with this camera it is very sturdy. I had no clue Sony cameras can be this good. I am a Canon camera person too! Maybe this camera is the exception. I will need to test out other Sony cameras sometime.

The picture quality is so obvious, deep solid pixels, with clear strong images. And I have no idea what I'm doing when I take the pictures. The in camera directions are really lame. I think there is a book out on how to use it - I suggest buying it, but there is no real need if all you're doing is pointing and shooting. Fits in my jeans even with camera case on, snug but heck I worry but someone stealing it or laying it down and walking off - so in the pocket it goes. I love it. I'm not an expert and there are a lot of choices - but picture quality and construction is top reasons. I would recommend this product. I ave never gone wrong with a Sony.

The more I use this camera and master its features, the more I appreciate the technical smarts that went into it.

Picture quality and resolution per area of its optics for such a compact camera is amazing. Great low iso performance. Average/good white balance . Movie mode is great also. being able to manipulate almost anything dring movie recording is great, both good for subtle fine tuning and creativity.I highly suggest this camera for people who had quite experience with premium SLR equipment, and are fed up with having to carry their gear all around. It might not be as lightning fast as an SLR but it has outperformed my Eos 30D (and a few L series zoom lenses) in resolution and low light.

This camera does make wonderful video and stills. However, I have never heard of being able to TURN OFF audio when recording. Most people simply record with sound and MUTE the footage later or add music over it. Due to this ON/OFF feature, I someone recorded a VERY important and special event in total silence. I'm not sure how the sound was turned off???? I am so upset and in tears that I lost out on this event. I am really confused as to why anyone would want to record in a silent mode? This feature should NOT exists (a safety feature) in order to prevent others from doing the same thing. I can never get the entire day's event back again. Thanks alot SONY!!!!

I won't bore you with spec's. What i will tell you is that this a wonderful, well made camera. Fast and beautiful color. It has just about every feature you can think of! This is the camera I've waited and longed for, for years. Something that could give me excellent image quality (stills and video) that I could put in my pocket/purse. A camera that you can take any and everywhere, it is that small! Think, a little bigger than a pack of cigarettes. It may be a little expensive but for what you are actually getting it is a steal. Thank you Sony! I'm in LOVE!!!

The Carl Zeiss lens on this camera is the best. It compares to the large professional models and is much easier to tote around while traveling.

Amazing camera -- loaded with many shooting options easily accessed for all program choices -- in-camera guide is helpful -- but do recommend, for non-professional photographers such as I, the guide for the RX100 by Alexander White, which has detailed information on how it all works. Produces amazing photos -- taking it soon to Jackson Hole and leaving my Nikon SLR at home.

Other reviewers have posted long detailed comments about this camera. I have little to add except to say that this is a truly amazing camera. I have taken pictures, in the dark of people in motion, and the results were beyond all expectations. The only caveat is that, for best results, it needs to be treated like a semipro camera and not like a beginner's camera. Lots of menus and lots of options...

In addition to this Sony, I have a Nikon D7000 and an Olympus E-P3, the latter two with multiple lenses. While I love the Nikon and Olympus, on most occasions I find myself reaching for the Sony. It produces great pictures and is extremely compact and easy to transport. The form-fitting case is an expensive but great addition that adds to the convenience of carrying the camera.The camera is feature rich and the controls and menus are intuitive. I love the fast lens which takes great pictures in difficult low light situations. Pictures are consistently sharp with rich, pleasing, balanced colors. I easily get lots of 'wow' shots, both from the quality of the camera and the fact that carrying it with me so much of the time allows me to take pictures at opportune moments.While I would have liked the lens to have been wider at the wide end and longer at the tele end, I fear this might make the lens slower and compromise picture quality, so I am content with the shorter zoom capability. This camera is expensive but I am delighted with the purchase.

I have had this camera since Christmas of 2012 and I have to say I am very happy with it. If you are upgrading from a point and shoot you will be blown away at how much better your photos will look. I'm sort of a light hobyist so I'm not used to or expecting DSLR functions or quality so I can't comment on that. I wanted a small high quality camera that could shoot decent 1080p video and again, I am not disappoint. The only thing I would say I wish was better was that while shooting video with such a small camer it's hard to pull off decent focus effects and keep a steady shot. But im kind of a noob so I need to work with it more.

Like many serious amateur photographers, I've been looking for a high quality camera I can put in my pocket when I don't want to carry my DSLR. The RX100 is probably as good as it gets right now. Image quality up to ISO 800 is superb and the dynamic range is very good. The RAW images aren't quite as sharp as my Canon 5D MKII, but you have to view them side by side at 100% to tell the difference. The camera has only two downsides. First, the price is quite a bit higher than comparable cameras from Canon and others. The RX-100 is a better camera, but this is definitely a case where you pay a lot for the last few percent of performance. Secondly, as others have pointed out the LCD is mostly useless in sunlight to the point it can barely be used for composition. I find myself just pointing in the general direction and sorting out everything else in post processing. It's no worse than the LCD on any other point and shoot camera, but anyone used to the viewfinder on a DSLR will be frustrated. Battery life is very good, but buy a spare. Overall, I'm happy with the purchase.

This camera is by far the best point and shoot I've ever seen. Smart, fast, great video. My camera right before this was a G12 and this doesn't have as many dedicated dials but you can still manually adjust everything. I highly recommend getting Richard Freniek's custom grip from Lensmate to solve the grip issues with it. The only gripe I might have is that the screen is hard to see in full on sunlight. I may try an anti glare screen cover to remedy this.