Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100

The camera is fabulous, a camera of this size with a decent lens and attractive while not having the best zoom is compensated by the high resolution, the camera shape is not very ergonomic and surprisingly small accidentally and you can lock flash output, but eventually you get used to ski operate it. I would recommend this camera to anyone who wants a portable machine with all the options of a professional camera. Of course there is the price but _ I am sure it will be an excellent camera for years. If you want this camera buy it, you wont regrett

I held off buying a new camera for this one to be released, and it is everything that the positive reviewers say, except for one thing my ancient Sony DSC-P8 that it replaces has and that is Trimming. I do not want to have to upload my shots to a computer to take out something from a picture (for example, in a picture of friends at a table, I could zoom in to eliminate a glass on the table, then save that picture.) I could do this easily on my ancient Sony, why not this great camera? Also, why be able to rotate a picture to display it, but have no way to save the rotated picture? Other than that I would give it five stars plus.

I've had this camera for about a week and have loved the results of the photos. It takes amazing pictures and is user friendly. One issue that I encountered today is that upon reviewing photos on the camera, splotchy dots flashing like pulsing lights appear on the pictures. It only appears on one mode of reviewing (the one with specs of ISO, aperture, and shutters speed) and not others, which leads me to believe that it is software issue. Has anyone else had this issue? As a result, I am sending this camera back for another one. Hopefully the next one won't have this problem.**Updated*** 8/2/12It appears that the blinking highlights is a feature vs. an issue with the software. A very helpful one might I add. Thanks to the commenters that lent insight.

As a photography amateur, and owner of a Nikon D700, this camera delivers the goods. Finally there is a serious digital point and shoot camera in a small package. I carry it everywhere and feel well equipped to seize a photographic moment when it presents. I am not saying this camera replaces my main camera but the RX100 does a decent job when I don't have it around, macros, night photography, good DOF, fast lens and optics, good zoom, etc, etc. Make sure to visit Adobe Labs - they just made available (August 20/12) their latest LR 4.2 RC with support for the RX100 AWR format, it enabled me to unlock all the possibilities this camera offers.

I'm a serial camera upgrader (way too much disposable income) and this thing blows away every camera I've ever had. It has completely changed the game -- this is a DSLR sensor in a pocketable camera. Every other manufacturer is way behind. If you can swing the $650 price tage (September 2012), this camera is incredible. The detail is unbelievable. Hopefully this will spur every other manufacturer (Canon, Fuji, etc.) to focus on the thing that matters, sensor size. Instead of wowing us with optical zoom and megapixels, focus on large DSLR-quality sensors in pocketable cameras.

I'm just an amateur but the pictures from this camera are stunning.If you're prepared to pay a bit extra you can't go wrong with this one.

I bought one from a sony store but eventually returned it. My gripe was with the banding and constant flickering on the screen whenever i half pressed the shutter to focus. I found it highly distracting and unacceptable for a $650 camera. In fact all the other demo units in the store were having similar screen issue. I'm surprised nobody has mentioned this problem here. I must say I'm extremely disappointed with sony. So much for quality.

The colr to ex and the picture quality is excellent. I have owned several Sony cameras and this by far is the best

worth the money. with 2 kids, we don't want to lug around a SLR. this camera fits in your pocket and takes great pictures.

I own very high end DSLR's and have tried the Canon S95 and s100. The 'S' were ok - I was never totally pleased but were in general the one of the best options for a pocket camera til now. The image quality from the RX100 is just amazing and is very DSLR like. I am sure things will change for other brands as this technology moves very quickly. The camera is beautifully made and is a joy to use.There is one thing that I dislike a whole lot is the charger - to charge the camera battery one must connect the charger to a USB cable to the camera - in camera battery charging. This could be a positive had Sony also allowed the battery to also charge in the charger as it typical. Instead they are offering an accessory charger that does this for about $70.00

Fantastic camera. I took some extraordinary shots, and i'm a stupid photographer. It is small but works like the big ones. I didn't want to worry about lens cap and wanted to slide into my pocket. It does ! If it's not a tight one.

A lot more than I had expected. Does it all camera, even movie mode. Full 1080 60p mode with full control over shutter and aperture.Low noise great image quality. Using with Nikon D600 as a travel alternative.First no compromise compact, I'm loving it.Bought inexpensive eBay external charger with spare battery because I don't like in camera battery charging.Using this Case Logic case, great case.Case Logic DCB-302 Compact Case for Camera - Black

I LOVE this camera. And I don't even know how to use it. I turned it on, turned off the flash, and started shooting. Amazing. I am blown away at the low light images and the ability of the camera to handle white balance and low light situations. My favorite is the camera's ability to use face recognition to create additional portraits out of the photos you've taken. I repeat. I don't know how to use this camera and still.. I LOVE it. Can't wait until someone comes out with a manual. Sony has nailed this.

I am Canon 5D series SLR user and have been looking at several small pocket cameras for portability, but with manual controls and a fast zoom lens. The picture quality is great as well as being relatively fast for a P&S, along with great build quality. The manual controls are easy, but not intuitive - the Fuji X10 wins out here. The most irritating thing for me is not having a dedicated flash button. Going through the menus takes away from the spontaneity of the moment. Also, there are some issues with being able to import video in different formats. All in all, a great camera, but at this price point I would expect near perfection for 5 stars.

I got this for when my firstborn arrived. It's been amazing and have enjoyed using it. It's hard to take a bad photo with this!I also enjoy being able to go into full manual control.

This is a fantastic camera. Believe the great reviews. And believe reviewers who report that Sony's RAW software (Image Data Converter - IDC) is weak, at best. My guess is Adobe will release a good converter soon. Meanwhile I found an easy workaround that gives me most of the capabilities of an excellent RAW converter. I use Sony's IDC to send 16- or 8-bit TIF files to Photoshop. (IDC didn't find my copy of PS-5 until I told it where to look.) That way I can keep all 20+ megapixels and have access to Photoshop's huge palette of magic tools when adjusting the TIFs.

I ordered this camera as soon as the spec came out and got it a few days ago. It's a great camera on paper, but even better in action. Main plug points for me are super-fast auto focus and awesome low light performance. These are the two main reasons why I do carry my DSLR to parties/events sometimes. Generally, I don't like to drag a big DSLR to social gatherings and this camera is now my weapon of choice for those occasions. PnS cameras have come a long way in the past few years. I've been very happy with my previous advance PnS camera AKA the Canon S95, but this boy definitely redefined PnS camera landscape. It's on the pricy side, but you get what you paid for.

I bought this camera to use as double duty for home and business. I needed hi res and beautiful large images to be able to use on our website. I wanted a camera I could use on the run and keep handy in my purse. It is slightly awkward to use - even though it looks super simple. Perhaps it's the shoot button so close to the on/off? The size is great, and I love the point and shoot. One negative to me - I wish it had a view finder. I really miss that even though the screen is large - but I'm old and just like that feature in my other cameras.

This camera takes incredible pictures from a technical perspective. Lens reach is the only thing that keeps me from selling my Nikon gear. The sensor in this camera is awesome and really does extend lens reach through cropping. I have been a wannabe photographer for 50 years. Technology will, in the near future, replace SLRs. On reviewing the specs and reviews, I knew this camera was the first release of this future and I can carry it in my pants pocket. I love it and look forward to its further development.Sony: please, please enable bracketing in 1EV+- increments for up to 7+ exposures. Why not? This is needed and would make this instrument complete from my perspective.

I'm sure something new will come out that will top this camera, but for now it's the best by far. I've owned the S90, G11, and the S95. I also own a DSLR with Canon L Series glass. This compact is unbelievable. The colors, dynamic range, noise... the whole IQ reminds me of what I am getting from my DSLR. One of the first images i took was in poor lighting. I took the image, looked at it on the LCD screen and couldn't believe my eyes.I don't understand how some people are saying this is on par with other cameras out there.... it's just not the case. Great camera.

I seldom write product reviews. The fact that I am writing one for the Sony RX100 is a testimonial to the functionality, construction and performance of this camera. For me, it has become an essential tool for the making of my images,both photo & video. Highly recommended.

Great camera for creating excellent photos as covered by prior reviews. I am an experienced, more than casual, photographer dating back to the Nikon F days. The RX100 replaces my Canon S90 as I do not want to carry around DSLRs. Aside from well documented lens and sensor advantages, I most like the 10 shots per second, particularly for bracket shots taken to HDR software, now with no need for a tripod.The on-screen menu coupled with `help' function works well even though a .pdf complete manual will be great when released. Also, a battery charger would be well received.I have also ordered a custom grip for better one-handed control as the camera skin is quite slick.

I've had this camera for a couple weeks and have taken it on a few trips. In short- I love it. I've posted a handful of images in the gallery. Look for them, it's really the best way to see for yourself. None are edited. It is REALLY easy to get that depth of field bokeh effect. The camera is really easy to use, but makes you look like you know what you're doing. I really do love it, and feel like I have the quality of a DSLR in a size that fits in my pocket.EDIT: I've realized that Amazon compresses the images uploaded, which really kind of kills some of their pop. Check out some of the full resolution pictures here:[...]Happy camera hunting!

I have been looking for a small compact camera that can take good photos indoors. I started with the Canon S30, and after more than a decade using dozens of cameras, I was thinking of giving in and buying the big bulky DSLR when lo and behold, Sony comes up with this miracle product. It truly takes much sharper pictures that are comparable to DSLRs, and because of the multi-shot "aggregation" feature, HDR features and panning panorama features, this Sony goes well beyond an everyday DSLR camera with a bright lens. One thing I would like is a 24mm lens instead of a 28mm it has today, but that is a relatively minor hassle.