Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 own the Sony WX10 and the Canon G9. I also own the Canon5D and the Canon T2i. I got this RX100 last week and prefer this one over all of those! It is fast, easy to handle and easy to change settings. It is also small enough to carry in my purse! I just purchased the Case Logic Video case for it and now it is protected in my purse. The images are amazing! I like the continuous shooting. I will try to post a photo from yesterday's of my daughter being funny off the diving board.. I used full auto in continuous mode. Got lots of fun photos. Also the water droplets! Not much is lost in continuous mode.

I'm not a pro photographer, not even an amateur, but I am a geek, and I love learning about this stuff. I had an S90 back when they first came out, it had all the fancy features, and you could take it anywhere. Basically a great first camera to learn photography. However I was miffed at the build quality and ended up selling it on ebay a few months later. The RX100 fixes the build quality issues and to boot gives you a huge increase in indoor performance. I've only had this camera for a few hours now but it's definitely satisfied my need for an expensive gadget while opening the door to learning about more advanced photography past what my iPhone can deliver.

This small "soap-like" size camera delivers profesional photo quality. His size makes it great for urban photo is a great companion whenever your DSRL does not fit in your bag.

Great images and can skip flash most of the time. Approaches slr image quality. Somewhat complex menus and incomplete owners manual.

I actually bought it for my wife but now its our travel camera. Great right out of the box. Nice and compact

I bought this to replace my broken Canon S90. Its very well constructed. I did get a third party grip to improve ergonomics. It focus very fast and take good photos both outdoors (easy) and indoors (hard). I wish it had a better manual that came with it. The ? funciton is pretty useless. Now I just need lightroom to recognize the RX100 raw files. Overall great little P&S camera.

Wow this little RX100 is impressive. I have never bothered with a point and shoot camera until now because most of them are just not up to par with DSLR quality. I wanted something small with great image quality and able to access many features, and also excellent build quality (Made in Japan). Honestly I'm tired of making excuses for not taking my DSLR to any events. Now I have no excuses and not to mention my wife loves taking picture even more with the new RX100.

The camera rx 100 was nice on specification but it is not reliable. battery/camera died after a week and I had to return for an exchange.I feel it is a good one and bought it because many of my friends recommended. But I regret buying it with this price. Too expensive

Many serious photographers have wanted a small, pocket size camera to take photos with serious quality. It is now here. Excellent fast lens. Same size as my favorite Canon s95. Sensor is much bigger and it is noticeable on photos. Features such as sweep panorama and color modes are easy to use. Control ring around the lens and wheel on back are a nice features to customize setting rapidly. I recommend this as best pocket camera.

Excellent camera in every aspect. I carry it more than any other camara I have had previously.Optical zoom is 28-100mm but it has the "clear image"zoom capability that really works. It is not a crop function.You can see an example in: [...]Look it up at the entry of Aug18,2012The explanation on how this works is done at: [...]

I've had this camera for only a week but I am favorably impressed by the quality of the camera and the images that it creates. To have a small, pocketable camera with an image sensor this large that can produce impressive image quality seems pretty darn perfect to me! Well done Sony!Only negatives for me: on-line user's manual; flash placement. I can get used to the latter.