Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-RX100 IV Digital Camera with Free Accessory Kit
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Excellent small camera
I bought this camera for a few reasons. Mainly that with a baby coming, I wanted something pocketable with really good low-light performance, to start taking photos in the hospital and nursery. Also as a hobbyist with a Nikon D5000 and a few decent lenses, I wanted something else to carry with me to use for wide angle shots while shooting events, when my dSLR was wearing its 50-150mm. I'm just completely blown away by the results. Easy to learn t... Show More
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Big punch tiny package
Probably the best point and shoot in the market. I previously bought a canon g7x and was happy with the image quality but sony offers a comparable image with highly flexible settings. The video capabilities if that's important to you are unmatched currently. 240 fps at 1080 is difficult to find in a package this size. The menus are a bit challenging at first but iIquickly learned it in a few days. Search youtube for great tips on settings. If you're just into photography go for the Sony mk 3 or g7x.. But the best all around crown goes to the sony rx100 iv
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Easy to use- high quality images
I use this camera each and every day to document work at my school - both in images and in video. No matter what the venue, no matter the lighting this little camera packs so much power! Adjusting for the lighting temperature is easy. I can shoot fully automatic or entirely manual. Flexible and now the addition of 4K video make this the perfect camera for me.
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Best pocket camera available as of October 2015
The one inch Sony sensor produces great files. Pop-up viewfinder is terrific. The camera fits in your pocket. Want's not to like. Sure, going back to my Nikon D810 after using this and my other small cameras is a breath of fresh air. But, this camera FITS IN YOUR POCKET.
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Great camera for the size.
The goods: excellent photo quality, with a good lens. I am impressed enough by the initial test with the camera that I am leaving my 5D iii at home for this family trip I am going this weekend. For me, the fact the lens has f/1.8 at 24mm and f/2.8 at 70mm is a real plus. The color quality and noise is also pretty good. Also, if you like to post pictures to social media, the wifi is another plus. I haven't had any issue with it yet. The bad: The m... Show More
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Bad image quality on 70mm
I needed a travel camera for biking as I was tired of carrying my DSLR in my backpack. On paper and based on the favorable reviews the RX100IV looked good for my needs as it's small, it has electronic viewfinder, tilting screen and loads of video features including the slow-mo. When I got it I wasn't happy with the picture quality it took me a while figuring out what's wrong with the camera. The quality of pictures were mixed (from very sharp to ... Show More
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Great Camera But Over Priced
I contemplated a lot before finally falling in to purchasing this camera. It is a nice camera and image quality is very good specially the Zeiss lens wide open produces nice images and that was the main reason I switched from Canon G7X to Sony RX100 IV. All the other options that come with Sony like 4K and slow motion video are good for you to play around and have fun (you need a SDxc, 600x), they don't really have any practical usage. In the box... Show More
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Buy it and don't look back
As far as I can tell, this is the best pocketable camera money can buy. The noise levels even at high ISO are amazingly low, and the responsiveness of the camera is not to be believed. The speed of the autofocus system is a total game changer for taking shots of family, pets, etc.
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Packed w/ Features!
Excellent walkabout camera in situations where the DSLR is too big and heavy to carry. Full featured camera that can outshine many entry level and even enthusiast level DSLRs. Of course DSLRs have the advantage of interchangeable lenses, but if a Sony's 24-70mm f/1.8-2.8 is all you need, then it's hard to beat the convenience of the DSC-RX100 IV. The 20 megapixel images are sharp and bokeh is wonderful. Really love having the ability to be creati... Show More
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Happy with RX100 IV
We have the RX100 first version and liked it. But we wanted a viewfinder. We debated rather to get the Panasonic compact camera or this one. What sold me was the slow motion video. It's so much fun. I love the compact size. We added an attachment grip for better handling which helps. I take this camera everywhere. It's easy to use especially for street photography. I also have a Fugi XT1 which I use with a zoom lens all the time. So both cameras compliment each other nicely.
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Almost Perfect
A dedicated exposure comp and a fully-articulated to be perfect. The image quality for this size of camera and the viewfinder are amazing. Very happy!
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best compact camera ever owned
This camera offers a suprisingly satisfying shooting experience. I've owned other really good compacts but this little wonder is faster, has more accurate focus(whcih is also fast), is optically superior and yes, more expensive! 1k for a pocket camera seems absurd at first but after shooting with this camera for a couple of weeks and working with the files, i'm impressed. One thing that really surprised me is that i LOVE the electronic view finde... Show More
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Awesome little camera!
I bought this camera to have a very compact, RAW-capable camera to keep in my work bag. The quality is amazing for such a small package. I hate the Sony menu system, but the results are great. I was carrying my Fuji X100T with me everywhere, but the Sony has a nice zoom lens in a much smaller package. I still love my Fuji and Fuji X-T1 which remain my cameras of choice for vacation travel where I can carry them in my Billingham Hadley Large bag. But, for a small, high-quality image machine, the Sony could very well be the only camera that most casual photographers need. Cheers. Bud
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Love this camera!
I just got back from a hiking trip on the Tour du Mont Blanc and decided to buy this camera as an upgrade from the RX100 first edition which I've had. When I'm hiking, I tend to have my Pentax K3 with some sort of telephoto lens and depending on the pace/weather/etc, it's nice to have a smaller camera for panoramic shots. This camera is a huge upgrade from the first edition- much crisper images and the colors does a much better job with color rep... Show More
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Wouldn't recommend
I bought this as a camera when I sold my T5i as a camera to have expecting to getting something close to my old cameras picture quality but it was no where near. When you zoomed in the smallest bit the image lost so much resolution. And I took a picture and it was so mushy it was unbelievable. My iPhone takes better pictures. Will be only getting DSLRs from now on.
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Great travel Companion
Super pocket camera for travel. Good quality pictures from a camera you can carry everywhere. 24-70 lens is not a limitation for 95% of what I take pictures of when traveling. Updated quick access menu system make this easy to use.
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great pic's
Surprising great photos from such a small camera. Not sure it's worth the $$price tag though.
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Solid camera
I'm an amateur photographer and I bought the Sany rx-100 IV for several reasons: 1) Compact size 2) Good image quality for size 3) Zeiss lens I use the camera for events and have been happy with it. I noticed quite a bit of noise even in daylight but that can be removed later. The video is easy to use and appears to be high quality.
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Fast, Accurate Auto Focus - Excellent Pictures
Purchased this camera as a lighter alternative to my 7D but wanted high quality pictures. The RX100M4 delivers. Auto Focus is very fast and accurate (more accurate than my 7D with 15-85mm lens.) I've attached comparison photos taken with the 7D and RX100M4 (two years apart) at Lincoln Birthplace National Park. 100% crops of the RX100 images are very good and sharp.
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Simply Your Best Option For Pocketable Performance
I have previously owned (and loved) the Sony RX100M2 and RX100M3, but made the decision to upgrade primarily for the promise of faster autofocus to get great photos of my fast-moving toddler. This camera does not disappoint. The autofocus is CONSIDERABLY faster, and is now at the point where you don't miss shots while waiting for focus lock. The camera is also more responsive overall. Faster zoom, lower shutter lag, and an immediacy that allows y... Show More
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A lot of camera in your pocket
Ok here's a news flash, it's a great camera and takes great pictures. Yet, I have struggled with this camera. Nikon and Panasonic have better menu structures and shooting logic. Capture One has also been an adjustment. I'm probably alone here but I like Slikypix better for converting raw files. Admittedly most of my frustration comes for being more familiar with other manufactures but there does seem to be some holes in the Sony operation logic. ... Show More
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good enough
Well built, pocketable & convenient. At 20 mp & 8 yrs newer sensor tech I was hoping for image quality close to the Canon 5D2. It's asking a lot of the lens on such a small sensor. My sample didn't have a edge at 100% on a tripod, but as a snapshot camera it will be good enough.
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Excellent little camera that goes everywhere
I use my RX100M4 when I want great pictures but I don't or can't carry the size and weight of my DSLR. It is my vacation camera, my hiking/skiing/beach camera and my grab a camera to have along just in case.
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Great little camera
I'm not much of a point and shoot guy, but I am heading off on a hiking trip to Ireland, and I want something small and very, very good to have with me on the trail. This will do fine, thank you. This is, as everyone will tell you, a great little camera, and you can read technical reviews by the dozens, so here's some personal stuff.Image quality is great, AF is very good. There are lots of AF options, so take some time to figure them out. The po... Show More
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