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The creative potential of using the 8x zoom on the RX100VI is demonstrated in the example above It added just 2 grams to the weight and 1mm to one of the three dimensions. The added zoom range (expanded from a 3x zoom to an 8x zoom) has had almost no effect to the size and weight of the RX100. The advantage of the 8x zoom will be very compelling as the latest Smart Phones add some limited zoom capability to their latest devices. The sixth version of the RX100 was released in 2018 and offers the advantage of a much greater zoom range.
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The seventh version of the RX100 was released in 2019. Captured with an RX100V at 1/4000 second in AF-C while using lock-on AF The large sensor and wide aperture lens of the RX100 makes shallow depth of field possible. The ability to zoom so much does, however, drop the maximum aperture to f/2.8 at the wide end of the zoom and f/4.5 at the telephoto end (maximum magnification) of the zoom range. Versions VI and VII feature a new 8X zoom lens (9-72mm) that gives a full-frame equivalent zoom of 24-200mm. Even when travelling with my full-frame Sony Alpha camera it is often easier to pull the RX100 from my pocket and grab that decisive moment. The RX100III, IV and IV uses a Zeiss wide aperture (f/1.8-f/2.8) 3 x zoom lens and is cable of shooting in locations where the ambient lighting is low without having to use flash.
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With a generous 20 Megapixels it is possible to crop aggressively and still end up with a 2048 pixel image suitable for Facebook (maximum supported size by Facebook) ISO 2,000 – a land where things get very ugly for images captured on mobile phones Good image quality for times when a mobile phone will never do (low light) The RX100 is a pocket camera that can grab those fleeting moments when travelling The Wi-Fi function of the RX100 means that you can quickly transfer images to your phone and then share to social media in a flash (I would typically edit them using Lightroom Mobile, however, before posting). It has the same options to program the Fn menu that gives you quick access to frequently used camera settings.
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The camera features the same menu structure as the latest A7 and A6K series cameras. If you already own a recent model Sony Alpha camera (models released after the NEX branding was retired) you will be up and running in just a few minutes. I use a wrist strap attached to my RX100 as hanging such a small camera around my neck feels a bit silly. Alternatively purchase a small bag with a belt loop and you will possibly forget you are even wearing it. This camera will fit into the pocket of your jeans or into a clutch bag. The sixth and seventh versions of the RX100 (RX100VI) weigh in at just 301 g or 10.7 oz) this camera feels very solid and reassuringly heavy (Sony is packing in a lot of technology into its diminutive size (102 x 58 x 42 mm or 4.02 x 2.28 x 1.61 ″). Sony’s 1.0 inch sensor has proved so popular that it has won constant accolades from the media over the years for the image quality it can capture and the sensor has been purchased by Sony’s competitors who want a slice of the ‘compact’ action. For many photographers who don’t want to compromise on image quality it is one of only a few compact cameras now worth considering. The RX100 is a 20 Megapixel premium compact camera with a 1.0 inch type sensor. Although the sensor is not as large as most ILC cameras, it is much much larger than the traditional ‘compact’ camera (more than 250% larger than similar looking Sony Cybershot compacts). The Sony Sensor also punches above it’s size, and can capture images that are barely indistinguishable from some DSLR or Mirrorless cameras. In recent years the market for compact cameras has nearly died at the hands of the Smart Phone. There is a however a breed of compact cameras that have been designed for photographers who value both image quality and portability.
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