Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 II

The flash is flimsy, and has NEVER resulted in a good image.

The lens protectors are flimsy, and stopped working properly after 3 days. Now one is stuck open permanently. It's been 5 months.

The camera is slow. If you forget to switch movie mode to MP4, or if it decides to switch itself back because Sony, prepare for a ridiculous ordeal of proprietary Sony software and file formats to get some sort of usable file format.

Do not buy this piece of crap.

Love this little camera. I am a DSLR fanatic, but need a small camera that throws a big punch for traveling. Needed one that would offer many manual settings, as well as auto settings and this has it all. Haven't found a setting that I am missing yet. The depth of field is amazing and adjustable even in auto settings! The flip LCD has proven super useful. I like looking down at the camera when taking pictures and this is probably the only camera that does it. That shot from the ground always gives a picture a nice perspective. It also flips up 180 degrees for selfies. Last but not least, I am fairly short, so when I have to raise the camera to take pictures in a crowd, the LCD flips down to a perfect angle for me to see what I'm framing. If you can afford it, buy it. You won't regret it.

I wanted a compact point and shoot camera with high quality resolution and found it in the Sony DSC-RX100M. It fits easily into my pocket and is versatile indoors and out. Easy to understand and use the settings and I feel like I can capture fantastic images without being a pro. I'm having so much fun with this camera and would give it a 5 star rating.

Wonderful Tiny camera. The perfect go every where camera when you just don't have room for your DLSR, or I suppose for some a replacement for a DLSR. Although not perfect by a long ways, limited focal length range, no hot shoe, feeble flash, it does have a lot going for it. Two gripes: $800 camera, and no neck strap?? Come Sony, that's just silly. The supplied charger is also an oversight. The ACCTRBX is the charger that should have been supplied. The one that comes with the camera needs a cord to an outlet or a USB. The ACCTRBX can also plug into the wall with no cord as an option, eliminating one more thing to pack for a trip. Just figure on adding the ACTRBX and LCJ-RXF Sony case and you will have a stunning, but $1,000 point and shoot camera, that makes better images than just about anything short of a FX DLSR. I am comparing the images to my Nikon D800, not a huge difference, and the Sony is going to get more use.

This camera is amazing for it's size. This whole series by Sony is groundbreaking with the 1" sensor. Put it in your pocket and have fun! Very customizable. I got a very good deal on it too. Look for those deals and get it. You will not be disappointed.

Stunningly wonderful little camera. It looks like a point-and-shoot, but performs like a DSLR. Every time I pick it up, I learn some new amazing thing it will do.
Sony manual is pathetically inadequate, however. I'd highly recommend getting the third-party book, Photographer's Guided to the Sony DSC-RX100 III (Alexander S. White) to get the most out of the camera.

I ordered a Sony DSC-RX100M II. I received a RX100 II. Note that there is a difference. The one i received is of lesser quality. Also, I did not receive a tripod or case as shown in the add.

This Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 III compact camera is a top choice because of its image quality and excellent EVF, even despite its high price you will not be disappointed with the ISO performance, the only lacking area is there is no external charger.

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I'm a DSLR user for 5 years carrying the weight on my shoulders all the time. When I saw this on best buy I got interested right away with the options of DSLR on a small compact camera and without the weight. It's not as fast as my L lenses but images are amazing better than an iphone and better than all point and shoot. The best thing about this mkii, I can transfer the pics to my iphone easily everywhere without removing the SD card or using the computer. I even tried taking pics of wildlife using my iphone as the remote controller. It is worth the premium price. I also ordered the sony ARG1 grip to make it easier to hold with one hand which is well recommended. Now I think the DSLR will collect some dust since this will be my go to camera for now.

For a review of the camera, you should go to the product page.

The package from Beach Camera is a pretty good deal. I got a couple of really useful things out of it: you need an SD card, right? So you get that, plus an extra battery and charger. The mini HDMI cable is something you might find useful, and chances are you don't have one on hand. Things kind of go downhill from there, but in general it's all useful stuff.

Most hilariously bad part of the package was the screen saver. After cutting it out and applying it to my LCD, I used the cardboard squeegee to start removing the vast array of bubbles left behind. The cardboard left scratches on the surface of the screen saver! After moving just a couple of the bubbles off the screen it looked like a plowed field. If there is ever a case of a product not doing what it purports to do, this is it. I replaced it with a Duracell screen protector from Office Max which did the job quite nicely.

A wonderful combination of picture quality, flexibility and small size. My new favorite travel camera. Love the fast lens, wish it had a little more reach.

Incredible images for such a small camera. I find raw images significantly distorted when taken at f/1.8. The camera corrects the distortion for JPG.

I purchased this camera thinking it would be a good replacement for my entry-level DSLR camera that cost me much less money than this camera. The reality is that the user interface is overly complex. Upon turning on the camera you will be greeted with a screen featuring about a dozen different icons of various colors, some blinking at you. There are a ton of buttons and hit the wrong one by accident and you will be wading through menu after menu trying to figure out how to reverse some setting you inadvertently set. There is a simple use mode, well actually there are two simple use modes just to make sure nothing is all that simple. Take a picture in the wrong "simple" mode and the exposure will be too long and after you take the shot it will take a long time to "process" the picture. There is even a progress bar to show you just how long it will take.Many reviewers gush about how good the picture quality is. Maybe it is good if you set all the settings manually, I wouldn't know, I am just looking to point and shoot. If you do just set it to simple mode and point and shoot, the picture quality is pretty much the same as your average iPhone camera.This is a very expensive camera and unless you are some photography pro or enthusiast, you will likely find this product overly complicated and you won't be so impressed with the picture quality.

It is amazing!! a good camera if you want something that fit in your pockets!. The only issue is that is has no manual and the zoom+ is quite noisy.

Have been through a dozen different digital cameras since 1999 - from DSLRs to pocket cameras. The RX100M3 strikes the best balance between portability and image quality yet. I noticed that my photo directories were becoming filled with mostly images from my Smartphone, just because I always have it with me. I wanted a camera I could have with me as much as my phone, but could capture images my phone never could. The RX100M3 is the answer. A note about taking an $800 camera everywhere - get a Pelican 1010 and a tiny Joby tripod. I stash these in my backpack, my tennis bag, my carryon - the M3 goes everywhere with me. Another note - you won't be able to use XAVC S video mode (including 720p slow-motion) without an SDXC card. If you buy even a 95MB/s Class 10 32GB, it's not an SDXC. Have to go to 64GB. Not sure why Sony requires SDXC vs SDHC, but I made the mistake of getting a 32GB SDHC card and had to buy a 64GB SDXC.

Great pocket camera! Lost my first on a trip to Japan so I bought another when I came back to replace it. It takes very good pictures and video for its size. I love the swivel LCD viewfinder that I wish my EOS 6D had on it. I also like how easy it is to transfer files to your phone via NFC/Wifi as it makes it easy to share pictures. The 1080p60fps mode works very well for taking videos and they look amazing.

its a great camera. I would give it a 4.5 star if I could, only gripe is that videos can't be uploaded with ease on a mac via aperture/iphoto.

I used to play a bit in the DSLR world but shortly that camera is picking up dust because it's just too unwieldy and not available at those moments when I need it. I mostly resorted to my iPhone and a compact digital camera but even then something was amiss. I saw some reviews of this and decided I must pick this up. It just arrived today and this little compact camera is definitely impressive.Pros:- Small compact form. Same size like any other compact- A bit heavy but that shows that it's built with quality in mind- Amazing photos especially the superior automode that takes a few pics to reduce noise and produce the best image for you automatically!- Amazing videos on par with DSLR videos.- Auto detects macro mode when viewing something close up- Fast auto focus- Does 1080/60p videos- Flash automatically pops up when needed and you can angle it- Very good low-light performance and great color balance- Automatic camera cover- Tilting LCD is nice- Retina like LCD- A *ton* of menu options- Expansion slot available- Uses micro-USB for charging- Can access photos/videos via micro-USB- Audio capture is very clear and crisp- Can send pictures to your smartphone via NFC or WiFi- Can use your smartphone as a viewfinder to view and take pictures.Cons:- The grip is a bit confusing to hold especially when the flash pops up.- Start-up isn't as fast since the lens does need to pop up. It takes almost 2 seconds to startup.- GPS would be nice but I guess they can add that as a shoe attachment- Price but since this takes DSLR quality photos it's about rightSample Video 1: [...]Sample Video 2: [...]Overall I'm very happy with this purchase as a camera and a camcorder. Highly recommended. I would give this overall 8.75/10 stars. Deducting 1 for price and 1/4 for grip. Still 5 stars for amazon though. :)I also got these batteries to go with the camera (Halcyon Lithium Replacement Cyber shot DSC RX100 and they work well.

Overall it is a great point-and-shoot.

Pros: The thing I love the most is the EVF. That was my biggest complaint about the original RX100 models, because a lack of EVF makes outdoor shooting in sunlight a pain. The other thing I love is the quality of the video. It is great for 1920x1080 60p, and the screen flips up so you can shoot video of yourself. The video is so good that I finally decided to sell my camcorder.

Cons: Besides the obvious high cost, the biggest con is the lack of shallow depth-of-field. I have played around with this, and at 24mm you have to be within about a 0.5 meter of the subject to blur the background. At 70mm you have to be within about 1.5 meters. This means you have to work a bit harder if you want to do some creative shots, but it is still possible.

Incredibly compact with extremely high image quality means you don't ever have to leave this camera at home. For travel and vacations, this is the best! The JPG images off this camera hold up to or exceed full-frame DSLR JPGs, so you won't miss any details (and it can shoot RAW, too). And the video quality is very very good. I've cut together video from a Sony FS100 and the RX100 and they blend seamlessly. The 1" sensor does allow for good depth of field. Batteries seem to last quite a while. Screen is great. Flash is actually quite good.

CONS: Sure, I wish it could zoom longer but then the camera would likely have to be larger. The pano mode works great in bright light, in low-light it is quite lacking. It does not have an intervalometer setting for timelapse functions and does not have audio inputs or headphone jack.

Photo and video quality is overall very good but the super slow autofocus during video makes this camera a pain in the a&& when recording videos. I would not recommend this camera for videos if you plan on using autofocus.

So I've had a chance to use this camera for a couple of days now in NYC and I do really like it. I'm not listing all the pros because they are listed in the product description. The portraits and city landscape pictures I took came out great. Don't expect to zoom in on a far away subject. This is the camera's limitation. For a night out with friends specially in bars and restaurants, this is a perfect camera to bring. I prefer to use the PASM modes because the superior and intelligent auto modes wasn't working for me. This is why I took half a star because I couldn't really just point and shoot.

I don't regret buying this camera because this is the best pocket camera right now. I just wish that the Panasonic lx8 is available now so I can at least compare.

I own a micro four thirds Panasonic gx7. I thought I can replace it with the rx100iii. I will be keeping my micro four thirds camera.

With this case you will have to take the camera out of the case to use it.
It would be nice if it could remain in case to fully use the camera. Having said that it does
protects the camera. Maybe a pocket on the back for a spare battery or spare SD Card?

Did not fit Sony RX100 III or II. The delivered item not the same as in photo bottom view.
BUT excellent quality for whatever it does fit.
I would have tried again since I'm sure they must make the one in the photo but had no time.
Amazon, of course, quick and efficient in return and refund.

This is a terrific little pocket camera and one that is a perfect back up for a large DSLR camera that one doesn't always want to carry. The functions are easy to find and with the high resolution and capability of shooting raw format, there are few drawbacks. It is probably the best pocket sized camera on the market right now. The only big limitation is the low zoom when shooting raw, but one can store a different shooting set in memory so if you want to use high zoom in jpg mode, it is just a quick turn of the wheel. The only negatives I have found are not having a shoe, capability of attaching filters or the possibility of using a shutter release. However, the built in ND filter is a nice perk!

Very satisfying camera in auto mode but has manual controls for non normal situations. I like that I can manually focus while in movie mode so when panning in low light situations, the focus doesn't oscillate in & out. Another great feature in the bright daylight, the view screen is useless so the pop up electronic viewfinder is fantastic. The one problem that a lot of owners complain is that if you retract the electronic viewfinder, the camera shuts off, losing all of your settings for the next shot (retracting the viewfinder to conserve on battery life) oops!

I bought this after returning a less-expensive Nikon because I wanted crisp gorgeous pictures and ease of handling. The Sony is a wonderful camera, easy to work, but with a depth of choices that I still haven't gotten used to. That's my project for 2015.

I (and many) have been waiting for this model of the RX100 series. It was the addition of the amazing EVF pop-up (looks exactly like my RX10 EVF), the bright 1.8-2.8 lens, the (finally!) cool "we-fie" flip-up LCD screen, a pop-up flash that can be flicked back for a good fill flash effect), and the inclusion of the more modern ALPHA operating system. Handheld twilight, Anti-motion blur, are all here. Quiet, quick, and efficient.

OK, its all near perfection. All I can add is that It is a bit of a chunk, but solid. It will fit in pants pockets but you will know that its there. It is a bit heavy and slippery while trying to shoot with one hand (needs only a tiny grip). Use the wrist strap! It's the 1-inch sensor (like the RX10) so it has a ~2.5 crop factor, which limits the smooth bokeh you might expect. It cannot accept filters.

Other than that, sell what you have a get this.

The best camera you can have in your pocket. Most of the time great photos, snapshots is what I like more and this camera is perfect for that precisely.. Otherwise you would miss some unexpected good pictures. I don't take my FujiPro or the X100S or the Nikon D300. I just take the Sony RX100 and after I purchased the first version of it (I offered it to my daughter, who also likes it) I became addicted to it. I have the Sony always on my bag too, with my notebooks, books, fountain pens. If no other camera existed I would still be happy because I still would have this one.

Have had this Case for a couple of weeks & like it a lot so far! Love that it screw into the bottom of the camera & feels really secure. I like not having to take it completely out of the case to take pictures. Love the look of it too. My only suggestion for improvement so far would be to have the shoulder strap clip on to the case in a way that was easy to detach because sometimes when I just want to stick it in my pocket the strap is annoying!

This camera had so much hype as "the best point and shoot ever." So being that I'm a camera nerd - I had to try it. Well I have been a little disappointed. I guess for $700 I was hoping for SUPER AWESOME pictures - and all I have gotten are pictures that are just fine. I walked around all day taking the same pictures with this camera, a cheaper canon point and shoot, and the canon SL1. The SL1 had the best pictures by far! And that camera was only $500. I'm not giving up on this guy - I'm going to play with it through the Summer. BUT here is my tip - If your just a normal person taking pictures of your kids, friends and family - I would not spend $700 on this camera. You can get just as good of pictures with a cheaper camera.
Plus this was Prime - and it was super late - took about 2 weeks to get this.
Update, May 26: I just took this camera on my Disney trip so I would not have to lug a DSLR around the parks and I was SO DISAPOINTED !!!! I almost stopped to buy a new camera while I was there. Luckily I had Disney's Photopass - so no worries. This camera is going on Ebay today - I would not spend $700 on this camera!!!!!!!!!

This camera makes me a good photographer, which says a lot! It takes amazing pictures and in automatic modes does a lot to improve your pics, including composition. Super happy with this purchase!

Heavier than I expected. A pocket camera if your wearing cargo pants. EVF a bit awkward. Seems well constructed.
IQ is very good given the nature of this camera.

I am a Sony camera guy. I am not totally satisfied with the camera, in fact I returned it. The camera is tiny and lightweight, its two best features. If you are a serious photographer, as I am, then the end product is not phenomenal. I also own a Sony Alpha Nex 7 and it simply takes better, crisper, more detailed photos than the RX1003.
Admittedly, the Nex 7 feels chunky and heavy by comparison, but by most standards, the Nex 7 is far smaller than most top quality cameras. I always want the best equipment I can comfortably hold and the RX1003 is limited in its zoom capabilities, to name another flaw. I certainly took some very nice shots with the RX1003, but it can't hold a candle to the Nex 7.

I have lots of experience with digital cameras; mostly Nikons and a couple of smaller Canons. I was looking for an upgrade for the Canon G15 [which I love, but wanted a bit more in a sensor]. I did a lot of reading and when the newest version of this came out, the RX100MII price dropped, so I got it for an upcoming trip. It is a sophisticated camera that requires the user to spend some time to familiarize themselves with settings. The manual was described by others as useless. They were right. I bought a photographer's user guide book that has been very useful and after having spent a chunk of time on an airplane reading about the camera [that was still at home], I've spent some time with settings. Early efforts show me I'm close, but it needs tuning. It's probably me and not the camera. If the camera works as advertised, I'd give it a 4.5 [the body design is a bit clunky and the manual isn't worth the ink used].

The most bang-for-the buck in the whole Sony Point and shoot series. The only thing missing is the trade off in hot shoe versus GPS.
Compared to the over-priced DM-1 "hog" at $1800+ and a fixed lens (no less), this is the clear winner with a fairly intuitive menu and outstanding low-light and burst capabilities. Low shutter lag. What remains hugely annoying with Sony is poor customer support especially under warranty (which I have not had to use for this) and the low OEM but extremely high cost parts and accessories. For example, the recommended flash with accessory is almost equal to the cost of the camera AND because of the PROPRIETARY SHOE connection, only the Sony flash will work with this camera.

I love the Sony RX100-2. I really do! However, I'm having trouble with the SD card that came with it, and I'm out of the country for a few months, so hope to find someone who can help me trouble-shoot the error messages I'm getting. Here goes; First, today is the second time I've received a message that the card can't be recognized, and giving me the option to format it or cancel. First time, a couple of weeks ago, I decided to format it, and of course, lost several hundred photos I've taken over the last three months. Today, I don't want to loose the photos again, so if anyone can tell me what these two symbols indicate, I'd appreciate it a lot! The first is a green or orange (it changes) blinker along the upper edge of the screen, like this: --E- Any ideas on that one? The second is this combo blinking in the center of the screen: C:13:00. And, finally, whenever I turn the camera on today, the first message I get is: NO CARD, followed by: Unable to use memory card. Format? Enter or Cancel. I'm frustrated! Can anyone give me an idea what's going on? Fortunately, I bought a spare card, but if the camera is 'eating' cards, I don't want to try using that one. If it's only the original card that came with the camera.... thank goodness I got a spare! Will hold off on making any drastic decisions til someone answers my plea for help! Lee J

Image faulty is very, very good on this little camera but in the end I returned. It was not to as good in low light as I had expected

Camera needed servicing right out of the box for sensor dirt. Sony customer service wanted me to pay for the shipping of the camera for service. This added insult to injury, as my vacation photos and movies were marred by sensor spots.

Camera is very difficult to hold as the surface is smooth and flat, camera is small.

Menu system is hard to use and unless you turn some things off you will be taking movies when you don't want to or changing the ISO and not know it. Really bad control design.

Positives: excellent quality sensor. Images and movies looked great (other than sensor dust).

External charger received trips my electricity, too scared to try the extra batteries.
Box is not new. Camera is used, the screen had a thumb print and a scratch on it. Otherwise the cameras works well.
USB cable received as part of the original accessories is fake. Not a sony cable.
Arm strap is missing from the original accessories but is mentioned in the manual.

I love this camera! It has taken my photographic capacities to the next level. I was looking for the best compact camera on the market . . . something with near dslr quality in a compact frame. This is it! Nothing but good to say about it!

Love the camera! We bought it to use for a photography class my wife was taking and also to bring along for our 2 week European honeymoon. Loved that I was able to pocket the camera when not in use. We saw so many others with large DSLR's and couldn't imagine carrying such a large camera all the time. The movie quality was amazing. Sound could be better, picked up more of the camera operator than subjects.

A jewel of a pocket sized camera, with amazing image quality. Sony has packed the camera with features you would expect in a DSLR. The large sensor and fast lens results in the ability to take photographs in low light. The autofocus is fast and accurate. The lens has a relatively short range and is somewhat limiting. Strangely the pop-up viewfinder shuts the camera off when it is restored to its retracted position. Although I was impressed with its features I did not feel it warranted its $799 price tag. I returned it and purchased a competitors product.

This camera is amazing in what it is able to do for such a compact size. Unfortunately the included information from Sony is not much help at explaining the many menu and setting options. Gary L. Friedman's e-book is a great reference for how to get the most out of the camera. Many of the reported "problems" with the camera by other reviews reflect the reviewers' lack of knowledge of how to use the camera. The flash is very flexible, and shooting in low light without a flash is possible with great results using the iAUTO+ (“SUPERIOR AUTO”) shooting mode. Get a screen protector, and check out he Vivitar compatible batteries.

I was looking for a solution for when a DSLR just isn't possible. Example formal dinner in a suite and tie. But I didn't want to settle and sacrifice image quality. The RX100 iii has blown me away. I am a skeptic by heart so when I heard about all the amazing things the RX100 iii could do I was doubtful but I wanted to give it a chance. I am glad I did, not only is this little camera designed very well in my opinion the image quality is on par with my 7D. I tested images using my favorite go to 17-55 f2.8 against what this tiny camera could do and it kept up if not in some instances beat it from a iso noise perspective. Sony really out did themselves. This will for sure go with me wherever I go. You just never know when a moment will happen that you will want to capture. If you are looking for something small with great image quality look no further.

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.