Sony RX100 VII | Advanced Premium Bridge Camera (1.0-Type Sensor, 24-200 mm F2.8-4.5 Zeiss Lens, Eye Tracking Autofocus for Human and Animal, 4K Movie Recording and Flip Screen)

I love all the outcome may it be photos and videos. Couldn't ask for a better camera.

It’s the best ever🫶🏻

Avevo già la RX100 M5: semplicemente perfetta. Unico neo, lo zoom arrivava solo fino ad una focale equivalente di 70mm. Troppo poco. Ho comprato, allora la nuova RX1000 M6 con lo zoom equivalente 24-200mm. La fotocamera va bene ed è una ottima fotocamera come potete vedere dalle foto accluse una da 24mm e una da 200mm in giornata bigia. FOrse perché ci ero ormai abituato, l'obiettivo della M5 mi sembrava uno zinzino superiore come incisione . La RX100 M6 è una macchiana compessa con tante , tante particolarità. Da studiare. Ma il manuale di istruzioni NON c'è. Bisogna scaricare il file dal sito Sony e farsi stampare le oltre 600 pagine. Altra pecca: il cavetto micro USB, per la ricarica, si infila in una spina modello inglese (vedi foto) sicuramente molto utile in UK ma ben poco in Italia. La consegna è stata ben più veloce del previsto. DOveva arrivare il lunedì, è arrivata il sabato. Devo ancora stampar eil manuale e studiarlo (un mese?) per recensire tutte le particolarità della fotocamera. Una utile innovazione: ora il mirino estraibile va giù con la sola pressione, senza dover rimettere dentro la parte estraibile verso l'occhio: non cè più pericolo di rompere il pezzo. Buona idea (ma presente anche nella R5, l'orizzonte artificiale nel mirino

As a big fan of sony cameras and owning a couple of their higher end mirrorless cameras I knew I had to stick with Sony for a compact camera. So I recently picked up the Sony RX100 VII, and it has exceeded all my expectations. It’s a perfect blend of portability, performance, and advanced features, making it ideal for both casual users and professionals who need a compact powerhouse. 📸 Incredible Image Quality The 1.0-type sensor delivers stunningly sharp photos with vibrant colors and excellent low-light performance. The Zeiss 24-200mm lens provides incredible versatility, covering everything from wide-angle landscapes to zoomed-in shots with superb detail. ⚡ Lightning-Fast Autofocus Sony’s Real-Time Eye AF (a feature i knew i wanted from my higher end cameras) is game-changing—it locks onto subjects instantly and tracks them effortlessly. Perfect for portraits, pets, and fast-moving subjects. 🎥 4K Video & Vlogging-Friendly Features 4K video recording with no crop, ensuring high-quality footage. Flip-up touchscreen – great for vlogging, selfies, and creative angles. Built-in mic jack – improves audio quality for those bothered about the improvement such as content creators. 🔋 Compact & Travel-Friendly Despite its pro-level features, the RX100 VII is pocket-sized, making it perfect for travel (which is why I originally got it), street photography, and everyday use. It’s lightweight but solidly built. 🎯 Who Is This For? Travelers & Street Photographers – Compact yet powerful. Vloggers & Content Creators – 4K video, flip screen, and mic input. Final Verdict: A powerful premium compact camera, will It replace my mirrorless cameras? No, but thats not what it is designed for. Fast, sharp, and packed with features, it’s worth every penny for anyone who values high-quality photography and portability. Would I buy it again? Absolutely!

Die vergriffenen Kamera kam sehr schnell , d.h kleiner einer Woche . Sie war minimal optimal verpackt und die Kamera funktioniert bestens .

The camera is fine. It took me 1 month and a half to receive and the packaging was so damaged and bad 💀 I even thought the camera is dead. i am not satisfied about the packaging, pls ask for more compensation 100SR WAS NOT ENOUGH !!

This is an excellent travel camera with only a few drawbacks. You've probably seen loads of YouTube videos and online reviews of this already, and they are worth looking at to get a general feel of the camera. I've listed some things that are generally missed, plus my own observations. The camera comes with a battery, lanyard, wall charger and micro-USB lead. First thing to do is buy a rear screen protector and spare set of batteries with external charger; https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07WH9RWCZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B074J9QFVQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It uses batteries fairly quickly, so having four extra is certainly worth while, especially at the initial "play around with the functions" phase. It's quite a slippery camera and pretty heavy compared to my older Panasonic, so a grip makes all the difference; https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00KOUIBRU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1 The online manual is OK and can be downloaded as a PDF, but it's not the easiest to go through. I'd play around with it to try and do what you need rather than read it and try to remember all the functions you won't touch again. The ON button is quite recessed and won't be accidentally pressed. Unfortunately some of the rear buttons are just as small, so not so easy to use with gloves. Focus, zoom and shutter are easily performed though, and the screen is clear and bright. The EV is excellent, having dioptre adjustment for glasses (varifocal) and short sighted eyes with no glasses. It's responsive too and doesn't make me feel queasy looking through it like some do. Image quality is excellent, as is video. There's a lot of settings to get it just how you like it and the "best" isn't always best for you. Focus is very quick and I've had very few out of focus shots. Face detection is amazing, so it can latch on to you in a crowd and focus on the right thing (even choosing face or eyes, and then even the left or right eye!). Correct focus on even a poor camera is better than out of focus on an expensive one, so don't underestimate just how useful it is. When you turn the camera on the lens pops out. This uses power, so if you just want to review images, press the "Play" button and it turns just the viewfinder on for showing pictures and playing video. The power button turns it off. Zoom is very good and has excellent stabilisation. I enabled both "clear" and "digital" zoom and it has a distinct visible change on screen so you know when you're using them. I love the way the ring around the lens can be set to focus or zoom, and both can be relative position or direction. High speed video is really a nice feature, although implementation is quirky. It records a short burst called "buffering" then goes to "Recording" where you choose when to stop and save the seconds you want to keep. The 1000fps is quite dark and low res, but certainly fun to play with. Overall it's a great camera for travel, and could well replace a big DSLR kit, bar the ability to put filters on it. There is a filter kit (52mm) that sticks on the front, but it masks some of the flash and IR focus, plus stresses the zoom, so I won't be getting one of those.