Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 II

I've been using this cameral for several months now, and I'm really enjoying it. This is the camera I use when I don't feel like carrying my EM5 around or am on a trip where I want to travel lighter. I sell prints from the EM5, and I was looking for a smaller camera with comparable quality, at least in daylight, for traveling light. I can put this came in my jeans pocket and get very good photos that are comparable to the EM5. High ISO and autofocus aren't quite as good as the EM5, but they are perfectly useable. ISO1600 is good if you're not looking to print very large prints. I highly recommend this camera for anyone who wants a very high quality "pocket" camera.The only negative with this camera so far is the Play Memories software, but I"m not going to ding the camera for that. The software only transfers the embedded jpeg's from RAW files over wifi. It took me a while to figure this out. This is ok for quickly sharing photos to a phone or tablet, but you can't use the the iPad to Lightroom workflow from Photosmith on a file transferred through wifi.

So far I have no complaints other than short battery life and $798 price tag. Auto focus indoors in low light could be better. Great image quality (both photos and video) for a compact point-and-shoot camera. In some instances its photos look almost as good as my old Nikon D300. Really good looking video, although it auto focuses very slowly in video mode - otherwise video stays nice and sharp and clear when zooming (unlike every other compact point-and-shoot camera I have used. Very customizable.

I purchased this as a birthday present for my wife, and she says she loves it.

Incredible quality for the size. Great size for backpacking.
Only two complaints. I wish the auto bracketing function enabled a wider range of f/stop bracketing for HDR post processing. I would like to see +- 2 stops in 1 stop increments. Also, I really missed having the ability to attach a polarizer on my last trip.

Otherwise it is a great camera if you don't want to carry pounds of glass. One suggestion, buy extra batteries for back up.

Sensor in RX100 was already the best part of RX100. Sony decided to improve it even more. Fine, but what about other, definitively more important, things?Like phase detect focusing or reducing the flash recycle speed or making the lens a bit better or putting ND filter or simply making shutter speed to go up to 1/4000 ? I don't even want to mention all kinds of software and mechanical quirks.Essentially, I could live with most of these issues. Lens will work if you learn where it's good and do RAW + post processing to get good results. But one thing that bothers me is the flash recycle speed. Kids running around either on the beach or indoor needs flash. And you are screwed there.Now, I understand I have my priorities and I also understand Sony has clever marketing and they know what to give to the general population - they give them Wifi, tiltable LCD, 20Mpix instead of 16Mpix... While that's all fine, those are secondary things and quite unimportant if they failed to give you e.g. the decent lens. So, general population keeping this thing on auto (good luck with dangerously low shutter speed limit of 1/30) let give this camera 5 stars. This would be 3-4 stars for me if there is no RX100 MK1, as I do need one of my cameras to be truly pocketable (LX7 is not, Fuji X10/X20 even less, Fuji XQ1 has other problems, others don't exist). But since there is RX100 MK1, this is 2 stars camera and a huge miss unless of course you don't care about the money.

This camera delivers quite well on its promises, particularly in low light circumstances. I attended a Joe Bonamassa concert in May, and set the camera to ISO 1600, Aperture priority, Optical zoom only, and got very good, sharp photos of the concert from our seats in the 7th row of the orchestra. It's performed admirably in a variety of shoots, from macros in the back yard to family gatherings, and has not let us down once. It's nice to get the level of quality I'm accustomed to from a heavy bag full of Nikon DSLR bodies and lenses, in such a small, convenient form factor. The only downside at all is that the Sony Play Memories Software is an absolute nightmare to work with. Fortunately, I only need use it as a means to offload my photos, which I then "process" in Adobe's Lightroom.

Expensive for what it does. The zoom capability is very limited. Fortunately, the high pixel count allows you to zoom the picture on the computer afterward.

When I first read that they came out with an upgrade to the RX100 in less than a year of it's release and it was $100 more I was frustrated, but Sony's promise of 40% better sensitivity in low light because of the new style sensor I decided to preorder it. I even asked the Sony reps directly if it was across the board in all ISO's or just because it added one extra high ISO setting of 12800 and they verified it was more sensitive across the board with less noise, I don't see that claim on their website anymore. I tested both cameras against each other for the last week and the RX100 II requires a lower shutter speed for the same shot, or a higher ISO. There also seems to be more fringing at 1.8. I shoot events with a lot of dancers and moving people and I was expecting to be able to use a slightly higher shutter speed so this is a huge detriment for me, I'm sending it back. It also requires a different case, the screen will not open because the bottom left corner catches on the original Sony case (the new one is cut deeper and more square). It feels a bit heavier and the flash shoe adds unwanted height (and makes the old case a tight fit). Comparison photos show approximately the same amount of noise, and while the images might look a bit sharper, it seems because it's at a slower shutter speed or higher aperture. The RX100's have internal image correction and I believe it may have been changed to increase the contrast and I don't see any way to correct this. If you only shoot in JPG format, or don't want to do any post processing this might be a nice feature for you, but for manual RAW shooters it's a disadvantage. I have two other Sony's including an Alpha, this is my back up camera, it's the only brand I have owned since my first digital camera. I love Sony and if you don't have the original RX100 and don't shoot a lot of night and low light photography it's an excellent camera, but I prefer the original.

Excellent camera for the money. I am not a pro or even semi pro. I purchased this camera for a 10 day backpacking trek in the Rockies - where every ounce counted. I was not disappointed at all. I was surprised at how long the Sony battery lasted. I purchased two extras that I never had to use. I took about 1500 shots. I normally shoot with a D 7000 - from my limited standpoint, I could tell no difference.

This is the smallest camera for its class of image quality and the best image quality for its class of camera size. Who wants to bring an intimidating dSLR to a casual get-together? I don't want to repeat what have been said elsewhere. Just note a few features I found very useful:1. Flip-out LCD - Great for odd-angle shots.2. Panorama - Great effect. If you hold the camera vertically and set Panorama direction to Top, it effectively increases the wide-angle focal length to about 21mm.3. Macro lens - 5 cm focus distance. With dSLR camera, you need to pay extra to get macro lens. This opens up many new picture potentials. Coupled with F1.8 at wide-angle, it produces macro images with nice blurred background. Great effect.4. F1.8 - F4.9 - Nice max aperture. Although it decreases rapidly as the focal length increases, it is still a good feature.5. Wifi - Send the picture to smartphone and share on social network instantly. (Tip - Use the Sony PlayMemory Mobile App setting to set whether to send full-size or 2MP picture to smartphone.)6 Wifi - Use smartphone as remote control. Note the camera automatically gets in Auto mode when you do this. So I could not trigger some long exposure time with remote control.Wish list for features (besides better image, bigger aperture, smaller size, cheaper price :-):* In-camera editing. This is just software. I think it is realistic to do.* More camera control with wifi.* Not a big fan of front control wheel on the lens. It's not ergonomic to turn and is laggy. Maybe another control wheel somewhere else.

An excellent camera just got significantly better. This little jewel now sports SONYs magnificent electronic viewfinder, allowing you to see much better in bright sunlight. The LCD screen is also very good and has a "Sunny Day" mode, but pictures are meant to be framed through a viewfinder, and not at arm's length. This is still, and even more the best pocketable camera made by anyone. Another big new feature is the f2.8 at the long end, and if you have any of the bigger SONYs like my a7R, this new camera has a menu system that's just about the same, including that wonderful customizable Fn button. If you need a small take it with me all the time camera, there's nothing even close. Don't tell me you have a camera in your cell phone; you don't.

I'm not a professional photographer and I don't know all the options or modes. However, the Superior Auto mode in this camera never disappointed me in taking astonishing images. Since I got the camera I didn't even feel the need to change the mode, just turn it on and snap. When you see that the results are wonderful you become encouraged to take more pics everyday. Now I became addicted to carrying my camera everywhere I go.Transferring pictures from the camera to my phone/desktop was a major hindrance in Sony RX100, when I heard the new Sony RX100M comes equipped with NFC & WiFi I upgraded instantly and wasn't disappointed.To be honest the NFC didn't work right away and I have issues to resolve for the phone to connect to the camera with a touch. However, the WiFi option is amazing and works just fine. Before getting the camera I couldn't confirm from the site or anywhere that I can transfer a bulk of images in one batch, all websites and reviews focused on controlling the camera via phone and not transferring photos. When I bought the camera I realized it's available as well and when you preview an image you just need to press the menu button and then choose "Send to Smart Phone" and follow the steps while you run Playmemories app on your phone. Again to confirm, this works for a single or multiple images and you get the option to mark what you want to be sent.I also read some negative reviews about the images quality in low light conditions is worse than RX100. For me at least This proved very wrong, I can't express how amazingly better the images are in low light, whoever used both cameras will notice the difference in no time.

This was the best deal I found for the RX100 IIS. Very nice pack of useful accessories with prompt shipping.

compared to other compact cameras i've owned, mainly canon, i find this too complicated and use our other cameras instead even though the quality of this sony is highly recommended

I returned my purchase from Amazon... because I received it as a gift that was purchased from Sony Store. They charge 10% to return!!!

Great camera... I usually carry a Nikon D90 and D7000

Very convenient for vacation and to be light on gadgets!

this is my youtube unboxing of the rx100 m3 a great camera if you want a dslr but dont want all the bulk . a bit of a sneak peak try before you buy type thing check it out and subscribe .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AagCfs3zyco

Great product. Looks stylish in a retro way. The 'leather' is quite plasticy, but overall it's a good product.

Fantastic Camera! My only "reservation" or Comment to those thinking of buying this, is if you have ANY asperation of moving into a DSLR, or a large camera and really learn how to "take Pictures", this camera will spoil you beyond words, and trying to learn the actual manual settings post this camera will be HARD! In my opinion, this is a great camera for those who know how to use a camera and want a go to camera instead of lugging heavy lens, or someone who will probably NOT go into a DSLR...AWESOME Camera either way!

Very well crafted case but the bottom button dislodged from the leather case right on arrival. Sad as i could not return as i live far away

Great case for my RX100 ii. It could use a little more clearance for the tilting screen and an attachment point for the top cover to hang onto the neck-strap.

Very impressive camera in many respects -- I particularly love the pop-up viewfinder -- but it's way too chunky and heavy to really be considered a pocket camera (and for some reason none of the reviews mention this). After trying it out, I reluctantly returned it and bought the truly pocketable Canon S120 instead. The Canon's image quality isn't quite up to the level of the Sony, but the design of the controls is superior in my view and it's much easier to carry around without feeling like you have a brick in your pocket. Nice try, Sony, but it just didn't work out for me this time.

I bought this camera case for my Sony RX100ii camera. Having paid what I though was quite a lot for the camera, I wanted to invest in a good case to protect it whilst also not look like a twit.

This case is ideal for this camera and I'm sure many others. For my model of camera it's a perfect snug fit. The look and feel of the brown leather is also fantastic and I actually received a compliment on it whilst away on holiday. Little did they know it was only around the

I loved the first RX100 until, the night of my daughter's birth, it decided not to open the camera lens, had some motor malfunction, and kept saying 'Turn power off then on". Luckily this was right before the new RX100iii was out. So I ordered it.

Today I got the RX100iii from Amazon. Took about, oh, 20 photos with it (the RAW format versions didn't work with Apple's Aperture, fyi), and tonight thought I'd get an awesome pic of my daughter. Grabbed the camera and guess what.

"Turn power off then on" and the exact same lens cap opener issue staring me right in the face.

And it is brand new - one of the first batch sold.

Thank God it's Amazon and I can send it back.

I like Zeiss Lens all other amenities in the camera.
The only drawback is not supplying neck strap.

The quality is OK but this DOES NOT FIT RX100 MK3 - there's too much space on the top of the camera.