Sony RX100 VI 20.1 MP Premium Compact Digital Camera w/ 1-inch sensor, 24-200mm ZEISS zoom lens and pop-up OLED EVF
February 12, 2020 - Comment
touch sharing; Input Output Terminals: Multi/Micro USB Terminal, High-Speed USB (USB2.0), Micro HDMI
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Great family camera! Let me start by saying that I purchased this camera mainly to capture photos of our 10 month old baby son. As we all know infants move unpriedictevly and fast focusing camera is a must. Here is why this camera delivers on that task.1. Itâs fast. I mean lightning fast not only in acquiring focus but also during handling like switching between menu, playback and picture taking modes. I never wait for things to happen, I press and it happens.2. Burst mode is incredibly fast. Itâs…
Sony messed up a good thing I returned it. While the picture quality remains excellent just like the previous versions, it is not any better with this addition. The biggest problem I had was that they removed the built in ND filter! I use this function a lot for video and photos. I thought the longer lens would be a nice addition, but you loose too much light as you zoom. It is unfortunate because I have owned several RX100s (mark 2 and 4) and absolutely loved them. The price is too expensive for going backwards. Looking…
Zoom reach vs. max. aperture is an individual decision… This pocketable supplement to my main camera – a Sony A7RIII – is ideal for predominately outdoor use; I love the extra reach to 200mm. Those who want 1-1/3rd-stop faster lens have the newly-upgraded Mark V with a 24-70mm zoom to choose from.The longer Zeiss zoom is sharp corner to corner throughout the entire range, even wide open. However, even with 4-stop IBIS it’s advisable to use a fast shutter speed to avoid camera shake and freeze the subject movement that’s amplified by a…