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Now I have to find a little case to protect it.
The card reader wasn't included in the original shipment. After contacting Amazon a refund was given in excess of the value of the card reader and I used the refund to by the reader seperately from the original seller. That was a good resolution.
As far as picture quality, it is excellent. I'm frustrated by only two items.
1) The camera is slippery. I bought the Sony AGR1 Hand Grip (crazy expensive for a small piece of plastic with some adhesive on the back), but it does work.and provides a better grip and more easy one-handed operation.
2) The camera has in irritating feature. The "play" feature that allows you to view the pictures comes on when you hit the "effect" button. This happens some of the time and not always. I dont' think this is unintentional, but I can yet figure out what causes it to go into play mode v. bring up the "effects" features.
All in all, this camera is vastly more complex than I actually need, but this will keep me from getting bored. We bought it almost solely for its low light capability and light weight/small size. It was too expensive, but we needed something better than a mini for an upcoming 5wk hiking trip.
First, the camera contains a computer so powerful that the user-interface experience is a nightmare. Granted this problem is common to most digital cameras, but Sony could not even be bothered to explain what all the icons on the screens mean---their documentation explains only what you can change, not what you are looking at.
The second problem is more serious, but applies only if you wear eyeglasses: the pop-up viewfinder is just not usable with eyeglasses. I find myself having to remove my glasses and use the viewfinder with my naked eye. I am quite nearsighted and am lucky that the diopter correction just barely has enough range for me. If you are over 50 and have trouble focusing on nearby objects, you may find the viewfinder unusable. Since the viewfinder is one of the main reasons to by the Mark III instead of the Mark II, let the buyer beware.
I use my Canon pocket camera on bike rides, hikes, family events. My Nikon underwater camera for snorkeling and beach events. The Nikon DSLR for project shots, and this Sony any time I think I want an easily-carried camera when I think I may face challenging lighting conditions (e.g., HDR). Also, this camera can almost see in the dark!
Also, the first two cameras I received from Amazon had clearly been used and the third had dust under the screen.
I only shot Jpegs, so I cannot comment on the Raw files.
The camera has a lot of nice new features, but in the end, I prefered the images of my original RX100, specially for day time and portrait pictures.
- The soft skin mode on the mkIII doesn't work. On the mkI the skin tones were gorgeous on the soft skin mode on low.
- The skin tones on the mkIII are more yellowish. I prefered the skin tones on my mkI on Landscape mode or Portrait mode.
- The low light of the mkIII is far superior than the mkI, very little need for flash. This is the biggest pro of the camera for me.
- I ended not using the EVF, the screen is all I needed. The tiltable screen is a very nice touch.
- The mkIII is a little unbalanced, having more weight on the front, making it worst to hold with one hand than the RX100.
The RX100 is better for day time and portrait pictures, the mkIII is the best for low light shooting.
All in all, it's a great compact camera with immense output potential. Believe it or not, but, I ultimately replaced nearly my entire system camera kit with this camera. My style of photography doesn't depend on extreme shallow DOF and the low light performance of this camera is suitable to my editing style. It's as good as any film ever was. Better, still, actually.
I love this camera, because, its size and capabilities coupled with excellent image performance for the class allow me to focus on what I'm photographing instead of worrying about how it will look while carrying a minimal amount of mass to get it done. There's no reason to leave the camera at home anymore.
I was at the lake last month and I was shooting the sunrise ... wowee is all I can say. It was beautiful. I wound up having that photo printed on canvas as an 24x30...and hung it in my family room. It's hard to believe that this was shot with a Point & Shoot.
I give this baby 5 stars...but truly it deserves 10!
The only issue I have is battery - I get about 290 shots in Raw + JPEG so I recommend potential buyers to purchase an extra battery.
I have no problems with the GUI, even after using only Canon cameras for years I found it very easy and intuitive. I bought a Wasabi external charger and batteries and I'm very happy with this camera. Boots up a little slow. Not a big fan of the control ring, it works nothing like DSLR lens. I just use buttons.
The image quality with this camera is incredible. 13x19" prints look wonderful and the high quality images allow for cropped images that retain their sharpness (within reasonable limits, however).
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Eckhardt
I can't even tell ya if it fit since it broke in my hands out of the box.. Don't try to save money like me.... Spend the money and by a SONY case
A few things to watch out for... the battery door is somewhat flimsy and will not tolerate too much rough handling. Amazing how every single camera manufacturer competes to build the thinnest door possible. The rotary dial controlling most functions appears to be OK, but is probably built to last around 3 years of heavy use and no more. The viewfinder is a great touch but here again, even though it is well built, it appears quite delicate and unlikely to tolerate rough handling. The back screen does not click back into place when you're done tilting it. I would have liked to see it click back and not just depend on friction to hold it in place. Not sure if frequent use will make the whole thing loose.
Bottom line, great and expensive camera, you gotta treat it gently.
All in all, there is one major reason for giving this 5 stars... it is a fantastic (almost DSLR quality) camera that you can fit in your pocket.
You -almost - MUST buy "Sony AGR2 Attachment Grip (Black)", I guess. They go together so well.
If I could solve the wi-fi issue then i would recommend the camera 100% but at the moment I am disappointed at the way the wi-fi does not work for me.
The camera is great. Take time to play with it. I would not recommend this purchase if you're looking for an everyday point-and-shot camera. Although this has a lot of great features, I can do just as well with my older, much-much cheaper Sony Cyber-Shot.
When I compared my regular snap shots with a cannon mirror-less camera (%60 less expensive), the cannon took better, sharper pictures half of the time. The macro shots on the RX100M2 are really beautiful. The video quality on the camera is pretty good.
Bundle:
I purchased the camera with a bundle. The extra batteries, the wall charger/adaptor, memory card were necessary purchases. Everything else either broke upon first use, did not suite or fit the type of camera or was left out of the bundle altogether. Amazon handled it pretty well though.
It is true that the battery is not great and takes a LONG time to fully charge... but you can always get another one.
This camera is WELL WORTH THE MONEY - you won't be disappointed. Great job Sony!
To me though, it has the customization options and usability that come close to an SLR. Given its size it just blows SLRs out of the water.
I bought this camera right before I took a four month trip around the world. It held up to the beating I gave it and produced some truly amazing photos.
I have recommended this camera to family and friends, and if anything ever happened to it I would gladly purchase another.






