Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100

I can easily produce large beautiful detailed low noise 24"x16" prints straight out of this camera without hesitation. It produces amazing images thanks to a fantastic lens and a very large 1" sensor. It handles great. It is nearly silent. It has zero shutter lag. It focus very quickly, shockingly quickly for a pocket camera.And all along it remains incredibly small, well built, and beautiful. I would strongly recommend this camera to anyone who cares about their images looking great and wants their camera to be small.A heads up: This camera does not include an external battery charger. There are third party chargers available now, and very soon (if not already), Sony will begin selling official additional battery chargers including one in a kit with an extra battery for a good price. I would recommend having at least one extra battery.

It's the best digital camera I've ever had by far. The photos are absolutely gorgeous! Video looks and sounds great. The range of presets, manual controls, semi-manual controls etc. is fantastic. I also love some of the "instagram" like presets that do cool things like shoot a picture entire in black and white, but include only a single color (green, blue etc.). Shutter-lag is non-existent, and the size speaks for itself.I couldn't be happier with the purchase and plan to keep this camera for a long, long time. It costs a lot more than other point and shoots and it may be more camera than a lot of people need. I do have some background in photography and was delighted to take advantage of what this camera can do.Two non-dealbreaker cons: I do wish it had a view-finder instead of the display screen - in the bright sun it is harder to see and forces you to set the brightness to a high level which uses up battery. And the instruction manual - at least the one available right when the camera was released - is shockingly insufficient.

Best camera for someone getting into photography and who wants to take pictures like the pros. Strongly recommend to all.

Dslr on a compact camera!!! Great low noise performace. You get more sharpness with it than with an entry level dslr lens kit. And video quality is amazing. I am really happy with it. I filmed indoors and was astonished by the clear image with extremely low noise. You have to see to believe. What a clear, fast f1.8 lens can do!!!In the beginning I had some trouble with it because it has all the dslr functions, but kind of complicate to manipulate all those settings without all dslr common buttons and wheels. But with little practice, you learn how to deal with it. Recommended for sure!!!Don't forget to download the full manual (user guide) on sony's web site, because the one that comes with the camera is very superficial.Or you can find a pdf converted manual for your off readings on the web at physics.byu.edu/faculty/colton/Sony%20RX100%20User%20Guide.pdf.

If you are reading this review you probably already found enough glowing reviews about this camera to easily convince you to buy this camera and probably only the cost is cautioning you. In two weeks of my ownership with this camera I am totally left confused if I need anything better for family photography. This camera is more than adequate to get 'fantastic' pictures in all conditions (indoor, low light night clubs, outdoor, fast moving kids, sports). If there is anything you will ever feel missing will be the zoom range. But even that can be compensated in a way as the 20MP leaves room to get good enough pictures after good amount of cropping.If not for my fascination to shoot with legacy lenses with my NEX-7, I would have made this my only camera beside my cellphone. This camera is way better than buying any DSLR (around $700 range( and settling with cheap kit lens as RX100 has much faster and better lens than any kit lens that come with DSLRs. It will be almost impossible to be disappointed with picture quality this gem outputs.Can't wait to get update to Adobe LIghtroom that supports RAW pictures of this camera. Pictures from this camera can only get better when that happens!!!!

Overall, this is an excellent compact, "advanced" P&S camera from Sony. A great combination of large sensor, fast lens, and small form factor makes it an ideal camera for travel. Here are my pros and cons:Pros:* Overall great image quality from ISO 100-400; very good (although slightly soft) image quality at ISO 800* JPEG quality is very good, with nice colors and DR, although RAW is best* Low light capability is exceptional for this class of camera* Typical-Sony outstanding video quality (esp. 1080/60p mode)* Nice, solid build quality* Small enough to fit inside virtually any pocketCons:* Lens could be faster: It's only f1.8 at its widest, and drops to 4.9 at tele.* A little over-aggressive noise reduction at times* Flash doesn't always come on, even when it should (even on Auto)* No GPS; No WiFi; No 3D panorama mode* Short battery life* High priceI also have other compact cameras like the Sony HX20V and Fuji X10. The RX100 isn't as full-featured like its cheaper brother, the HX20V, but the larger sensor obviously makes it take better low-light pictures. The Fuji X10 doesn't have as large of a sensor as the RX100, but its overall faster lens, lets it take comparable pictures as the RX100 (some better, some worse).

I had ordered this from Amazon, but when it was available elsewhere weeks before here, I ordered directly through Sony. As a result, I've been using this camera for almost a month now, and it is superb.Up to now, the camera I most recommended for those looking for a lightweight compact was the Canon S100. The Sony RX100, while adding only low additional size and weight, doubles the capacities of the S100, and hence is now my new favorite camera and I highly recommend it.The reality is - that since getting the RX100 I have not used my dSLR camera once -- it has all the features I normally use, is equally fast, and the IQ of the shots is stunning. I've posted photos elsewhere so I won't repeat them here....but the IQ is simply stunning for a small pocketable camera.Some tips: if you shoot exclusively JPG, make sure you go into your creativity settings and change Saturation Standard to +3, and sharpness to +2 for perfect out-of-the-camera JPG's -- also turn DRO OFF, it comes ON as default and it will cause noise and anomalies in dark areas. (Sony took the lead from Nikon here, and its not a good choice. Turn it off. (You can increase highlights in PP if needed).

Finally another product from Sony where they are fully capable to display their multifaceted engineering capabilities.Pros: Beautiful, neutral and accurate colors, class leading resolution and sharpness even with jpegs, slr-level dynamic range in DRO auto mode, usable iso 3200, minute size, very usable optical range, fast focusing - even in video. Endless menu options, very customizable user interface, PASM mode in video, high bit rate, silky smooth 1080/60P videos, very good low light videos (only 3 lux needed!) and photos at the indoor friendly 28mm focal length. Good battery life. LCD is perfectly acceptable in sunlight - no real need for evf. I consider the usb charging a plus.Cons: lack of wifi and gps - but hey they will have to add something next year too! Should do electronic shutter in stills too, since mechanical shutter goes only to 1:2000. (video shutter goes MUCH higher.)Essentially this camera achieved what all the other mirrorless cameras failed to: pocketable camera with slr quality with the best "kit" lens ever made.

I bought this camera to document a trip. I've used a Canon 7D and 5D and although I wasn't expecting perfection in such a small package, I was disappointed. The focus ring on camera is a bit of a joke. It could take as much a full 360 degree turn just to pull focus on the subject. Not responsive enough to justify the cost when the rebel t2i can be had for less money.

People far more intelligent and well versed than me have exhaustively covered the details of this fantastic device. I purchased this camera to provide me with the best possible quality photos with the convenience of being stored during the day in my pocket during a two week trip to Shanghai, China. I did well to entrust this job to the RX-100. Great detailed photos with superb low light results. Video quality results were excellent as well. I got many shots that hauling my Nikon D300 along would have missed due to its large size. Yes, at $650 it's expensive. You get what you pay for. Reading the super nit picker reviewer comments on this camera were very funny to read after using the camera. Clearly, they struggled mightily to find negatives and made fools out of themselves with the whining. If you can pay the bill and value quality, buy this camera and forget about buyer's remorse.

Nice camera, nice images quality, hard to handle due to such a small size, and I like small cameras.2gripes1 size2 no view finderThe controls are sometimes a bit strange actingI bought a made in Japan model. Construction is excellent. I gave someone a very good deal. I have pre-ordered the Fuji x20. I like the Fuji X E-1 too, but the zoom makes it too big. I have always liked Fuji and I know, they are quirky.Buy the RX 100 ii you want a very small camera with great images, but do be aware it is very small.

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!

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!

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.

To make things short and simple :Daylight shooting: Don't even worry about a Thing !Low Light shots : THE KING of low light compact cameras , THE KING !Don't think , just go ahead and buy it if that's your price range for a compact camera ( just think of it as a tiny/compact DSLR)

Although I carry the camera in my pocket, theoretically, that is what a pocket camera is designed for. Within a month of purchase, the camera stopped working. I assumed it would be under warranty, but Sony says no. Since it got sand inside, they refused to honor the warranty, and said the camera would cost more than the purchase price to repair.This is my third Sony camera, and I have been happy with the quality and build of the others. The NEX 5N continues to work fine, and the W620 is still working fine, in spite of spending several years carried around in my pocket.I don't think I will be buying any more Sony cameras. This is too much money to spend on a camera that seems to be quite a bit more delicate than what we are used to.

I bought it at best buy as an open item for $100 less, Best Buy will match any amazon price. I could not wait to put my hands on it. It is really small with a big lens. So far I love the pictures I have taken.

I'm a professional photographer, and I didn't think I would ever find a point and shoot that would meet my expectations. I'm also a bit of a perfectionist! Every point and shoot I had bought in the past, I had returned. This one I kept. This truly is a groundbreaking camera. I have never seen such image quality from such a small camera (shirt pocket sized!).

I have this camera for about 1-2 months and have had some great pics with it. It is fast enough to take some indoor pics. Fast enough to capture my active 2 year old. I upgraded from the Canon HS 110 which was junk. The color on this camera is much better and the speed is why I got it. I have it with a 32gb card and the videos and pics are so nice. The only complaint I have is that Amazon sent me a made in China model, when reading all the reviews stating that its made in Japan; I was expecting a made in Japan model. Hope it last..

Camera is small size, easy for carrying, but takes large camera format photos - quality exceeded by expectations. Purchased a book on Amazon- Photographer's Guide to the Sony DSC-RX 100 which has been very helpful.

Took this on a trip to Italy and fell in love. Fits nicely in a pocket, and it's easy to whip out and shoot. Never needed to use the flash. Terrific for taking pictures in dark churches. Also good at backlit scenes and sunsets. The three-in-one picture ability (interleaving three exposures) saved a bunch of shots. I have scarcely used the fancier features yet. My only complaint: the documentation/instructions are thin. A friend who bought this camera before me found some guy who'd created a pdf of the online instruction manual that I was able to put on a tablet and study one rainy afternoon....

There are already lengthy reviews about the quality of this product, let me simply say that as someone who takes many photos for work, this camera is spectacular, despite the high price point. Macro shots come out clearly, and the high resolution >20MP allows for amazing landscape shots with perfect quality. There are many features beyond my understanding on this camera, I do not have a single complaint about this camera, worth every dollar.