Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 II

I did lots of research and wanted a portable camera that i'm more likely to lug around than a big SLR. I was also a bit worried buying this camera online, but everything arrived quickly with ALL the little extras shown in the photo. My coworker bought this same camera and paid more for it at a store so i feel i got a good deal. So far the videos and pictures i've taken of my kids are great. Love the tilting screen function so i can take lots of candid shots since i walk around with it incognito.

A lot of functionality in this camera. The only thing I haven't had a chance to do with it is try out the low light capability, but all things in time I guess. Shallow depth of field and it's panoramic capabilities are pretty awesome. Nice step between a DSLR and a point and shoot.

Like others, wanted to like it. Two piece. Gaps on either side when attached. Poor fit. So...if it is very important to create a faux-retro look for your cool high tech camera, and you don't mind sketchy protection, added bulk and weight, and lots snaps....go for it. But it's a bit like carrying your iPhone in a hiking boot.

This camera will be replacing my beloved Canon T3i for action shots. Awesome for shooting fireworks & bands.

One of the reasons I bought this camera is to be able to take decent videos. I don't take a lot of videos, and so I don't want to buy a dedicated video recorder. This camera has a decent lens and a very good sensor, so it should have the ability to take very nice videos. However, Sony insists on pushing its (and Panasonic's) stupid AVCHD format which is still not mainstream, and as a result, its videos are a pain to deal with. You can generate MP4 videos, but they are not quite full resolution (1440x1080 with non-square pixels that are extrapolated to 1920x1080 during playback), and you also are stuck with 30p. There is no technical reason why Sony couldn't provide decent MP4 videos as well. So annoying.

They provide a card reader and cable, which will read pictures but not movies. The error message you will get in PlayMemories is, "Videos that cannot be imported by PlayMemories were found. To import and play all the found media files, your camera must be recognized by PlayMemories Home. Connect the camera to this computer using a USB cable, and restart PlayMemories Home." The cable you will need for this is a Micro HDMI to USB cable, which is not supplied in the Focus package. However, that is only needed if you want to use the PlayMemories program -- otherwise you can locate the memory card when connected to your computer with the card reader & cable, and easily copy the videos from the card to computer HD. Small point, but if using the Sony PlayMemories software, it can only import pictures with the cables supplied.

Great Deal on the Package with Camera, plus free Shipping.
Packaged very well .
The camera was easy set-up. The quality of the photos is remarkable.

It is a very nice case for our new camera. It fits well and looks great. We have only had it a week or so but it has performed well so far. It is also a lot less expensive than the Sony model.

This case is not leather, it is leather effect.
The base of the case is sculpted to the camera, but a little bulky.
The top and main "over shroud" of the case is too large with a great deal of movement and lack of side protection and rain entry, there is at least half an inch of a gap inside at the top where the shoe is (on the RX100M2) which makes this compact camera bulky in this case.
If someone would take a look at the sony original case, make the screw mechanism to fasten to the camera even smaller so it can stand whilst placed on a table ...and with the top removed, charge and connect to HDMI; this would be a functional gem.

Just got it and have not used it yet but have read many reviews on it and everyone loves it so I am sure I will to. It is charging as I am writing this so I will let you know how my first pictures turn out. Great service, Amazon.

i have had a few dslr and many p&s cameras. But the combination of image quality, low light sensitivity and SIZE can't be beat. $700 seems high for a pocket camera. This is built like a tank. Now there is there M3 with a viewfinder but zoom is lower. Bite the bullet on cost, this camera is worth it. All the reviews are correct

Great vintage-looking camera case. I bought it to hold the Sony DSC-RX100M III Cyber-shot Digital Still Camera. It was great that the case fit the latest version of the camera.

After a great deal of evaluation, we narrowed my daughter's belated Christmas/Birthday present down to two Sony cameras, the RX10 and this one. My wife and I have Canons and Nikons and others, so we were somewhat surprised to learn that Sony rules the roost in a couple of camera segments. Our daughter likes it and her husband was so impressed that he got the RX10.

Great item - looks the part and does the job. The cover takes a bit of getting used to but it's great protection for the camera.

I usually use a DSLR, but needed to pack light for a week of hiking/biking. This camera easily fit in my pocket - it's much smaller than any interchangeable lens system camera. The image quality is outstanding for a camera of this size. Although I missed my telephoto lens, I found that there are enough pixels that I can crop in quite a bit, and still have a very respectable image. That said, the most amazing feature of this camera is the low light performance. This is the first pocketable camera I've seen that has true DSLR-level low-light capability. In fact, it worked significantly better than my DSLR in many cases, thanks to clever multi-shot processing. I took many pictures in very dim, indoor mood lighting situations, without flash, and it just worked...

As for the accessories, the card works well. The camera battery life is so long, I haven't yet needed to use the spare batteries. The case was useful - I found that the extra batteries fit in well with the camera. I received a different USB card reader, and it feels very solid compared to others I have used.

One negative - the screen scratched very easily. And one wish - I'd love a waterproof version!

what is one of the main differences between this camera and the rx100? this camera can be controlled remotely via smartphone which is a really useful concept if you record yourself. Too bad you can't use a custom white balance setting if controlling via mobile phone. Why can't the remote app just record with the settings in the camera? Is there a reason? Sony tech support says it does not work because you cannot do it. Thanks Sony.

Is 1 star a harsh rating? I just returned the $450 RX100 because I realized I needed a remote control solution, one of the only things this camera has over the previous model. Unfortunately the remote control function is crippled for no reason . It only allows you to shoot in automatic settings. Worthless.

I will write pretty much what I accidentally wrote as a review for the Guide book which I purchased at the same time and is about this camera...I haven't gotten to the book at all yet. I have not used this camera yet because it doesn't come with a memory card, I didn't know that when I ordered it. I went to town yesterday, live in a small area, and was very happy to see that our Walmart had the Sony cards that can be used with it.I have had Sony cameras before..I keep them for a long time, carry with me every day in my purse..sometimes photograph old barns whatever. I think I will like this camera very much. Small, tough feeling, yet does everything except the dishes. I will have alot to learn since it will become my companion.

I purchased a sony protection plan which turned out to be pretty much a waste of time and money. These people are trying to get as much money out of you as they can. The camera has a lot of good features. It took me a lot of effort to learn how to access them. The camera is fragile, should have been more robust for what it cost.

so I am not a hardcore photographer by any means. I come from a Canon G10. I just want the ability to control the details if/when I want to. This camera provides just super amazing photos out-of-the-box. AND it also provides the best customization compromise any compact on the market. Sure it doesn't have the exposure and ISO dials like my G10, instead it offers me the ability to customize the Fn to a number of options AND it allows me to customize the left arrow, right arrow, and center button to a limited but useful set of functions.The only gripe I have with it is reviewing photos. 1) the photos and moves are not stored together. 2) when pressing the play button, it seems to take a variable amount of time for the camera to turn on and display the photo. This causes me to impatiently click the button again ... then become more frustrated because that turned it off. But hey when you got something with so little faults, the tiny things that a high performance camera should NOT struggle with start to get annoying.I love this camera, best purchase.

Surprised by the quality of pics. I am still working out the bugs and getting the feel of it. I bought because of failed eye surgery has left me unable to use my manual settings on my pro camera. I still cannot see the screen but depending on settings to help. So far it has been good. Now I know why pros use this one as back up camera.

This fit my camera beautifully and looks nice to boot. I like the connection through the tripod mount. I keep the lower half on when the camera is in my pocket and add the top section when I toss it in the bag. Recommended.

Purchased this for an African Safari. For a neophyte photographer, this point and shoot camera produced incredible photos. I highly recommend it!

I do not know if it was my particular camera, or this model in general, but the outdoor photos were AWFUL! I tried Intelligent, then Intelligent Plus, then Manual where I adjusted the Exposure and F-Stop and fixed the ISO to 100. The colors were still dull and lacked brilliance; and if I upped the Exposure they became washed out! I brought my old Canon S95 with me, and did side-by-side comparisons, and STILL the S95 was superior.I had two other people check it as well, and they agreed, the S95 was far better.So I brought it back and ordered the Canon S120.

It is perfect for times when a bigger camera just wouldn't be a good idea. It all generates very clean RAW files and jpegs taken under good light that are properly exposed are good as well.