Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100

Great pictures, RAW conversion software poor. Manual could be better as it seems too complex. raw conversion very poor. raw conversion real poor

cant get a better camera. fantastic detail and good shallow DOF for the size. I am thrilled that I can carry a camera with this much power around in my pocket everyday

Read reviews here that people were unhappy because Apple had not supported the RAW capability of this fine camera... Guess what ??? Apple has responded with the following RAW support for OSX Mountain Lion.!!! [...] , updated 10-24-2012... In addition, after reading about the unsatisfied people who purchased the Amazon extended warranty, I purchased the camera directly from Sony for $1.99 more, which includes a free 16 Gb card, AND I purchased the OUTSTANDING deluxe Sony extended warranty... The Sony warranty repairs are handled by Sony techies, with all the Sony specialty bench tools designed for this camera... One more thing: I bought the aftermarket separate charger with 2 batteries for under $20.00 available here and at other venues... LOVE THIS CAMERA...!!!

I was very surprised this little camera lives up to all the hype. Excellent quality images, excellent focus speed and amazing low light noise control. I love the fact it can take multiple photos for low light images and layer them to reduce noise, HANDHELD!I am very impressed, the photo quality is good enough that I will be using my Nikon dslr for photo jobs only and using this as an everyday and travel camera since it is so portable and such amazing image quality in the day and night. Worth the $

This is the Sony product you should own. Solid construction and innovation. If you want to take impressive photos without much camera knowledge or effort, you can! The panorama mode is very cool as well as the comic/graphic mode and B&W with one color. All features react very fast as the system is snappy and very easy to use. Using the innovative ring around the lens does take some getting used to, but if you are a fully automatic mode, you don't need to adjust it. The ring can be assigned to do several manual tasks instead of fiddling with the internal menu. The price of this camera is a bit steep for a non-DSLR, but it is worth it. It is simply the best consumer friendly camera Sony has ever produced. Even David Pogue says so!

As promised and advertised...thank you. I love this camera, it has replaced my DSLR for most personal outings. Get one, you won't be disappointed, but be realistic, this is not a professional camera.

This camera is worth the expense. Takes very fast pictures, with little to no blur. Great quality photos. Perfect for taking pictures of my 1 year old.

I had already made the decision to purchase the Sony RX100 and was looking for the best price. Warehouse Deals offered a very competitive price for an open box, like new product. Initially I was reluctant to take the chance on it thinking that perhaps something might be wrong with it, but since it had a return policy, I finally decided to go for it and wasn't disappointed. Only the seal on the box was broken. Everything else was immaculate and complete including the standard one year warranty. I'm delighted with the good deal I got on this outstanding camera.

I found that I had trouble with the downloading unless the battery is fully charged. I prefer, and purchased, a separate battery charger.

My Purchase of the "Photographer's Guide to the Sony DSC-RX100" was critical to my understanding of the extraordinary capabilities of my new camera. This book is why "I love it".

Takes incredible photos. My only beef with this camera is that the body feels cheap. I think it's mostly plastic or really thin metal. Not the type of body worthy of such an awesome camera. Maybe the next version will have a body worth of the sensor/optics!

I am a long time user of point of shoot camera's. Always's had a desire for better shots - but never wanted to commit to the (bigger) hardware.Having taken photography in College (25 years ago ;-) I thought I might be able to pick this camera up and remember how to use the manual controls. Boy was I wrong. I was taking terrible pictures in manual mode. Pictures in auto mode were slightly better than in auto on my Sony HX9V point and shoot.Well, I watched a couple of online intro's to digital photography. I can now see the potential of this camera and am really excited about continuing my exploration into better photography.I can now shoot decent low light (party shots) without a flash (be ready, however, to hear from the guests "the flash didn't go off").My opinion is - I would not spend my $$$ money if I planned to leave this in automatic mode. With the ability to shoot in manual mode - and work with RAW files - I think it is a great "pocketable" camera to grow with.

I have used this camera a great deal over the past two weeks and love it! It is the first pocketable camera that has the speed and quality of a DSLR. Plus for home videos it is better than a DSLR (due to greater depth of field and auto-focusing) or camcorder (due to increased image quality). Its small size (versus DSLR or interchangeable lens camera) and high quality (compared to Canon S95 or S100 or high-end point-and-shoots) means I will actually take this camera with me for outings with the kids and capture great photographs and videos.There is always room for improvement. I would have personally wanted a printed owners manual and time lapse functionality (plus brighter lens, hot shoe and mic in despite these adding a bit more size). But still I think this is a five star camera due to its speed, image quality and small size. I no longer have an excuse not to have a great camera with me at all times.

This camra aint fancy enuff 4 me. I dont even think its got no rf gain or dynamike on it, there aint no antanna jack or pl-259 input, and there aint no fancy stuff enough for me, this aint no dslr, i think it looks goofy and for all yall who dont like my review too bad, man up and say somethin on here.

It does everything, and it does it well! I took this camera, along with my DSLR, on a recent trip to Italy. I took about 99% of my pics with this camera -- it did not disappoint. The only time I used my DSLR was when there were shots that I needed additional zoom for. This camera's iAuto mode is fantastic. The quality of the images are like what I would get with several hours of post-processing. Of course, the HDR capabilities are a huge bonus. I love, love, love this camera.

I am a serious amateur photographer, and it is the first camera review I feel compelled to write. This camera is amazing.This camera gives beautiful results for its size. I can see it being my only travel camera. I own a Nikon D700 that I love, but I don't have it with me at all times.For the first time, a pocket camera gives me the quality I expect. Great detail, great low light abilities, fast operation, very customizable. I tried the Canon S95, the panasonic LX5, the Ricoh GRD. The RX100, while being similar in size, has a significantly better image quality. It is in another class of its own.The image quality is as good as what I was getting out of my Nikon D80 DSLR.The Pros:- Unparalleled image quality for the size of the camera- Great low light images- Very fast and customizable- Very solidly built- Great lensThe Cons:- You have to connect the camera to charge it (no separate charger yet)- Depending on your tastes, you might not like the Sony colors. You can always shoot raw if that's the case.

The RX100 is amazing because it's small, fast, sharp and has a large sensor.You can take multiple shots, almost as if it was a single lens reflex.I know one other person who owns this camera, and we both asked each other the same question."Do you use this more than your Nikon single lens reflex cameras?"We both agreed that we do. It can't replace the DSLR, but it comes pretty close.If you're against this camera, for whatever reason, take a look at the Canon G15.It's larger than the RX100, but it's cheaper. If you don't mind the extra weight, go for it.Also--look at anything that Olympus makes.

Been trying to find a decent camera for low light pictures and is compact. Tried the Canon S100, Olympus XZ-1, Olympus E-PL2. The E-PL2 has a bigger sensor and interchangeable lens but is bulkier than what I was looking for. The Sony is actually smaller than the XZ-1 and seems to pack a lot of power in a small package. Got good review from dpreview.com. The handling felt good, responsive, fast. Still some blurry shots but overall seemed to perform better than the others I tried.

I bought this camera after my Japanese brother-in-law bought it in Japan. What I discovered was that it is an exceptional camera with amazing features. However; it was made in China and my Brother-in-law's camera was made in Japan and supported a 20 to 1 zoom (optical & digital) and mine only went to 14 to 1 zoom. So far as I could tell the cameras are the same in all other respects even down to the version number. But it was disappointing to pay so much money for a pocket camera and then find that it is inferior to the Japanese made version. Also, the instruction manual is not very comprehensive - nor does it explain many of the features. I would do a lot more homework the next time I purchase a Sony product.

It's not hard for me to say this is the best compact camera in the market. I was looking for the best possible camera that fits in my pocket and after reading other reviews I finally bought the Sony RX100 and it is amazing.The quality of the pictures is just incredible and all the features in the camera let you play with your pictures like a pro. I really recommend this camera for everyone looking for the best possible compact camera out there.It is a bit expensive but you won't even remember about the price after you start seeing the pictures you took.

I shoot with a "giant" DSLR that I carry to most occasions where I need super high quality pictures, but I also carry the point and shoot when the bulk of the big camera is impractical. I have owned many of the Canon G series, and more recently S95/S100s and I think this camera is higher quality.There are a few cons:the flash is fragile/awkward and casts a bluish tint.Menus are confusing, canon menus are simpler/easier to use.Overall still great and worth the upgrade.

When I first saw the price of the RX100 I couldn't understand how it could be so much better than its nearest pocketable competitor to warrant such a high price tag. I had that competitor but was unhappy with the RAW images so decided to give the RX100 a try. Well, now I understand why I'm willing to spend the extra money. Higher resolution, cleaner RAW shots, faster writing to the SD card, an almost nonexistent lag time that will match many full size DSLR's and it's about 6 pounds lighter my DSLR.I like to ride bicycles; a DSLR doesn't ride well on bumpy roads. Put the RX100 in a fanny pack and off I go. I like to hike; having a 6-7 pound camera bouncing off my chest going back to the trailhead is not my idea of fun. Put the RX100 in a small case attached to my backpack and off I go.The RX100 won't replace the DSLR for the most serious of photographers but it certainly has its' place for the enthusiastic amateur.

These things matter to me in a camera:Must create great pictures with accurate color. (These days, to my eye, that is true of many, many cameras, including this one.) I have had a good experience with Zeiss t* lenses in the past (Yashica T4, Contax G), and suspect I'll be just as happy with this one.Must be useful - be something worth carrying around because it adds something over a camera phone. This camera's size, is a plus here, it is quite a bit smaller than my LX5 - much more of a pocket friendly camera. My lx5 is a cargo pocket camera, not a shirt pocket - unless it is a very heavy duty shirt. This one can fit in a t-shirt pocket - but still a bit of a stretch because of its weight.Must be beautiful in of itself. The Contax g1 is a work of industrial art. I think this is a beautiful camera. Certainly aesthetics vary from person to person - but to me, this camera reminds me of a leica CL and maybe a bit like a Leica M4.The RX-100 looks like a winner!

Sony really nailed it - a pocketable camera with good low light performance. The picture quality is on par with many DSLR's and for the first time I can shoot with indoor sports with pocket cam using a fast shutter speed and attain proper exposure without severe high ISO image degradation.Couple tips:1. It exposes for the face well but in high contrast situations dial down EV to -.3 or more to avoid blowing out some highlights.2. Set flash compensation to -1 and you get great portrait fill light in sunny situations.3. The velour pouch from a Flip camcorder works great for pocket storage.It is built like a tank but I think this is one of those cameras that will have some serious battle scars (character) due to frequent use.Sony is back.