Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100

The Sony RX100 is amazing!! I am a pro (semi-pro) photographer that that shoots a lot as a hobby/passion/side-business. I know my equipment inside out. I shoot with a Nikon D4 and D7K. I have been looking for a pocket camera to take with me everywhere I go....I normally already do take my DSLRs with me but I still wanted something more compact that behaved and had some of the qualities of my DSLRs. I know that was a lot to ask. I tried others....I had an Olympus XZ-1 and it was ok but it really lacked the low-light performance I am used to with my DSLRs and was not happy with the noisy images past ISO 500. I gave up on the idea of finding such a camera until I ran into this Sony RX100. It's low-light performance is amazing. I love this sensor. I've only had it for about a week and only shoot it mostly on Manual Mode. I gotta add though that I tried the "Superior Auto" mode on it and I was very very impressed with it. If you know your way with a camera and can shoot manual, then this is DEFINITELY the compact camera for you!! Check out the two samples I have uploaded. Buy this camera and don't look back. Excellent compact camera...I will probably even use it in a wedding to get those special shots (Rings, closeups shoes, etc).

Great, exactly what I was looking for! All the features I want in the size that I will take with me more often.

Great performer. Super-fast focus. Great fast and clean lens. Excellent exposure and color response. Full-manual with excellent auto modes as well. Panorama auto-stich is incredible. Especially like the automatic multiple-exposure modes which use the anti-shake technology to align multiple frame captures. Multi-Frame Noise Reduction (MFNR) is a great way to get low-noise, high-iSO shots. Anit-blur mode uses same technology when subject is moving. All in all, very fast, light, compact, and high--performance pocket camera. Only downside is that it's a bit pricey considering MFT and other ILCs out there. But if you want the power of a great camera that can fit in your pocket, this baby is the only game in town.

Having used a DSLR for the last 5 years, it has been a vacation using this camera! You still have full manual control if you want it, but also have an "easy" button so you can pass the camera around with the family! Takes great pictures. Does OK in low light. Love the pop up bounce flash! If you want a camera that is portable but that still takes wonderful pictures, this is the camera for you!What I love:- High Resolution- Larger Sensor- Bounce Flash- Manual Controls (Aperture control, thank you!)- Fits in pocketWhat I compromised on:- Low Light- No Viewfinder- No external battery charger (have to charge the batteries in camera, not that big of a deal)

I've had the RX100 for about a month and love being able to turn it on and shoot with one hand when necessary. It produces good images and has a much better menu system than the NEX series. Although there are drawbacks like no filter threads, short focal range (28-100mm) and slow lens at max zoom (f4.9 @ 100mm) I can live with these. But the main drawback is the camera frequently powers on by itself in my pocket and I sometimes find the battery has been completely run down when I go to use the camera. I've found several other complaints of this on DPReview.com. Hopefully this is something they can remedy in firmware.

To me one of the greatest differencials of this camera is the fact that it shoots as fast as a good DSLR. Nothing worse than having to wait for the camera to find the focus or load the lcd, the flash or what ever.The pictures and effects are great too. I found the interface navegation a little confusing, though.

I've only used this a few times so far and have been generally pleased. It is very small and easy to carry. The pictures from it are excellent. My only complaints are the flimsy flash and the very sensitive shutter button, it has a very very light touch.

Fantastic... lots of automatic features. Best is a feature where it takes ~ 6 shots (it seems to decide how many to take) and then finds a way to render what should be a shaky image, flawless or nearly so.As long as you don't need to zoom in on something very far away, I think this can do almost anything you'd like.

Well, I loved the RX100 and now I've pre-ordered the RX100 II. I see Sony has a camera grip accessory for it, which should be great and obviate need for the over-priced one by Richard Franiec. You can find it in the Sony store under accessories for the new Mark II RX100.

fun creative easy to use small size was envy of many travelers. Great innovation by Sony. Sturdy get lens cover and something to protect it because you will use it for a long time.

Most fun to use, great picture quality, pocket sized. This is the best camera I have ever owned (including DSLRs, point an shoot and a wide range of film cameras).

I've owned at least a dozen (maybe more) digital cameras over the past 12 years from Pentax, Canon and Panasonic. I was ready to upgrade again and strongly considered getting another DSLR to replace my older Pentax DSLR, but after a lot of study and thought I realized that a small camera would continue to get more use from me. I am so happy I made the choice -- this is all the camera I need, and more, and even in idiot-proof fully automatic mode I get great photos. The only downside of this camera is the truly pathetic product manual, and Sony's website doesn't provide much more help. I've supplemented this by an aftermarket e-book published here on Amazon and am only just now beginning to explore this camera's real capabilities after six months of use. This is a real winner.

I really like this camera. WAY better than the pocket camera it replaced--a Canon S90 (which was in it's time the best pocket camera too). I have a camera system w/ several nice lenses and the RX100 gets about 85% of the use--the big boy is for sports photography and major events for me.What I like: I can shoot up to iso 1600 and not worry at all. It can go higher--3200 is OK for me in a pinch. I like all the multi frame stuff: In camera HANDHELD HDR, twilight mode, multiframe noise reduction. Sweep panorama is very cool. The flash can be bounced by using a finger. The autofocus is fast enough for my 7 yo and his spaz friends. One can use the illustration and watercolor effects AFTER the fact and the original picture file isn't messed with--great fun and post processing time goes bye-bye. Memory settings make life easier. It has a high speed mode 10FPS that I get great shots like of my son learning to do a flip off of a diving board.Main likes: This camera fits in a SHIRT POCKET! The output is outstanding!Quibbles: For a pricey camera it should come w/ a disk with photo software on it. Needs faster than 1/2000th shutter to utilize the 1.8 aperture in strong light. Wish the wide end was 24mm not 28mm. In camera electronic ND filter. Overall, this makes it a 9/10 for me. Very happy.

I'm just an amateur photographer who is looking for a compact P&S that I can take to travel with me. My first was a canon G12, but even if its more compact than other canon DSLR's, there is nothing more compact and feature rich as the RX100. I feel more confident and invisible using it while doing some street photography. The icons look a bit confusing on the LCD while I shoot so I press the upward dial to make them go away, and focus on the scene.when I had my Canon G12, I'm just not satisified with the details of the shot when I zoom in. RX100 filled that need, and I can even crop my shot to the area I want.I notice the creative effects/filters dont work on RAW format, except for DRO, but thats no biggie... same also for 14x zoom which only works on 'fine' picture quality setting, and not on RAW.RX100 was also able to trigger an external flash, according to some tests I had. Picture I uploaded was shot using a second flash ;)

I bought this camera for a recent trip to Europe because I didn't want to take my DSLR. It is now my "go everywhere" camera. I love it.Very easy to use and navigate through the menus. Big sensor for a compact camera. I shoot mostly in RAW but do use some of the nice features such as the built in HDR mode. The photos are very sharp. It's nice to have a fast f1.8 (at the wide angle only). The camera is small and fits in a pocket, which also makes it unobtrusive for street photography. At the wide angle there is some distortion, especially of buildings, which is not unexpected with a small camera. I accidentally dropped it on a pavement and it survived the fall! The Sony manual is on-line and not very good, so I bought "The Photographer's Guide to the Sony DSC-RX100" for the Kindle (iPad) which came in useful when traveling.Great camera for a small everyday compact. A bit pricey but worth it.

Fantastic camera with picture quality of DSLR. Size of camera is truly pocketable. Features abound with anything you could want to configure or just put on auto and have fun. Very sturdy, solid construction. A great upgrade from plain point and shoot cameras.

I upgraded from the Canon S95. Unquestionably, the RX100 is the best compact camera that will fit in a normal pocket on the market today. The 20MP sensor resolves a ton of detail, the colors are vibrant and the lens is sharp. Focusing is fast, the built-in flash is decent, and low light performance is substantially improved over the last generation of compact cameras. The price is the only downside but given what Sony has crammed into this miniscule camera, it's worth it.If you want better image quality than the RX100, get a Nikon D600.

I bought it for my friend. He told me that it was a amazing for such a tiny size product with a high quality image.

I had read a lot about this camera and purchased it before a major vacation. The colors are phenomenal the focus / continuous drive is very fast. Excellent movie mode. The battery seemed to last forever (Still 75% after all day photo-happy tourist use).

this camera fits in your pocket and takes top class pictures....I only wish it had an external viewfinder...apart from that its perfect.

It is small , light, easy to use and takes fantasticPictures...I keep with me in my car all the time!LF

I love the RX-100! It has amazing features and small size that have made me put away my digital SLR. The Zeiss lens is razor sharp and has quick focusing. The screen is bright enough for use in the sunshine, something my DSC-TX10 cannot do. My one reservation is the lack of threads on the lens barrel to take filters, something I hope to overcome with a magnetic filter attachment that attaches with sticky tape. I would definitely recommend the RX-100 to anyone who wants a small, super high quality camera.

I used to carry a DSLR with me since I didnt want to miss any shots but it was so hard to have it with me all the time. It was also a risk carrying it with me since I dont live in the safest place and also because of the wear on the camera. I had been waiting for a camera like this one, its everything I need in a pocket camera and more!

I have a bunch of cameras, including a Nikon D4, a D3s, several Leicas, and other high quality equipment. I have been involved in photography for almost 50 years.I was reluctant to spend over $600 on a pocket camera, considering the thousands of dollars of equipment I own, including a $70 Lumix that fits in a shirt pocket and takes excellent pictures.Since buying the RX-100, I rarely pick up another camera, and take the RX wherever I go. Other than being a little complex, there is little to find fault with this amazing camera. If you can afford it, buy this camera. You will not be disappointed. I wonder what the Sony DSC-RX1/B does for almost $3,000 that improves upon this little gem.I am delighted with this purchase, and don't regret purchasing it one bit.