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By admin, on May 29th, 2016
We are comparing Sony RX10 III High ISO images with others, take a look and do share your thoughts with us
We have compared the Sony RX10 III images with Sony RX10 II camera, before we begin you know that Sony RX10 III price is approx $300+ compared to Sony RX10 II camera.
The Sony RX10 III camera showing bit more details compared to the Sony RX10 II however the difference is not noticeable according to the press release the Sony RX10 III is using newly developed stacked CMOS sensor and a dedicated DRAM chip on the back of the sensor to facilitate quick image processing for shooting 4K video and 14 fps continuous shooting speed.
We are comparing third generation of Sony RX10 III camera with first generation of Sony RX10 camera and what we found that…
Sony RX10III camera does showing decent improvements over the RX10 camera. The RX10 III camera showing more details and colors where as the RX10 image quality look bit flat and full of color noise.
The Sony RX10 will cost you approx #700 less than Sony RX10 III.
More comparison coming….
Also see – Sony RX10 III vs. Panasonic FZ1000 || Sony RX10 III vs Canon G3X
source – imageresource
By admin, on September 2nd, 2015
 The Score of the RX10 II score is bit better than the RX10 and look very similar to RX100 M4 camera. Sony used same new stacked-type back-illuminated sensor in Sony Cyber-shot RX10 II as well as RX100 M4.
 The RX10 II sensor score clearly out-performs the FZ1000 and Canon G3X, however the low-light performance of Canon G3X is noticeably good and better than Sony RX10.
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source – DxOMark Lab
By admin, on July 24th, 2015
 The FZ300 is recently announced by Panasonic, the camera features advance core specification but the only problem is the small sensor inside it, on the other hand Sony RX10 II features large 1″ sensor…. Take a look at the specification comparison review between the Sony RX10 II and FZ300 camera,
Major Difference
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ300 vs. Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 II Specification Comparison Table.
| Features / Models |
Panasonic FZ300 |
Sony RX10 II |
| Megapixel |
12 megapixels |
20 megapixels |
| Sensor size / type |
1/2.3″ (6.17 x 4.55 mm) |
1″ (13.2 x 8.8 mm) |
| Low –Pass filter |
Yes |
Yes |
| Optical zoom |
24x |
8.3x |
| Aperture Range |
F2.8 |
F2.8 |
| Macro |
1cm |
3cm |
| Image stabilization |
5-axis hybrid IS |
Optical |
| AF System |
Contrast Detect (sensor) |
Contrast Detect (sensor) |
| ISO |
100-6400 |
64-25600 |
| Shutter Min/Max |
60 sec 1/16000 sec |
30 sec 1/32000 sec |
| Top Continuous Shooting Speed |
12fps |
14fps |
| Video |
3840 x 2160 (30p, 24p) |
3840 x 2160 (30p, 25p, 24p) |
| Display |
3.0″ LCD Rear Touch Screen Swivel (1,040,000 pixels) |
3.0″ LCD Rear Screen Tilt (1,229,000 pixels) |
| Viewfinder |
EVF |
EVF |
| Hot-shoe |
Yes |
Yes |
| Battery Life (CIPA) |
380 shots |
400 shots |
| Environmentally sealed |
Yes |
Yes |
| Wireless connectivity |
Built-In |
Built-In with NFC |
| Dimensions |
132 x 92 x 117 mm |
129 x 88 x 102 mm |
| Weight |
691g |
813g |
Sensors: Sony DSC RX10 II has 20.2 MP 1″ Exmor RS BSI CMOS Sensor which is based on backside-illuminated technology. While the FZ300 supports 12MP 1/2.3″ high-Sensitivity MOS sensor added with the Venus Engine image processor.
 Hence the sensor of RX10 II is larger and superior to FZ300. The large sensor inside the RX10 II definitely improves the clarity and image as well its performance in low-light condition. Sony RX10 II has two stop more ISO compare to FZ300 , which makes it more sensitive to low-light environment and hence it captures correctly exposed image even at low-light condition when compared to FZ300.
Sony RX10 II has the integrated DRAM chip into the sensor and its combination with the BINOZ X processor supports 4K recording upto 30 mins and can capture 20MP files @14fps on the other side FZ300 has the capacity to capture 12MP files @12fps., the Sony RX10 II is really have uncomparable speed.
Sony RX10II sensor will give you better image quality compared to FZ300.
Optical Zoom: FZ300 uses the Leica DC Vario-Elmarit 24x Zoom Lens which supports the equivalent focal length of 25-600mm and also supports maximum and fixed aperture of f/2.8. While Sony RX10 II has uses the Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* 8.3x Optical Zoom Lens with fixed F2.8 aperture range, the biggest reason behind the coverage of more optical zoom by Panasonic is its small sensor size. However if you want a zoom camera you may go with Nikon P900 that features 83X optical zoom.
Yes the Panasonic FZ300 more zoom compared to RX10 II.
Image Stabilization: Panasonic FZ300 used the advanced 5-Axis HYBRID Optical Image Stabilization on the other hand the camera Sony RX10 features 3 way image stabilization. The Optical image stabilization used in FZ300 reduces the production of blur due to your shaky hands and also it corrects five types of camera shake during handheld shooting. It also compensates in real time vibration while recording the still or the action videos while walking. Whereas RX10 II has the Optical SteadyShot image stabilization and reduce the camera shake works dim-light conditions. Its Active 3-Way stabilization maintains the balance between both clockwise and counter-clockwise movements while recording videos.
FZ300 has used the advanced Image stabilization compare to RX10 II.
Shutter Speed: Both Sony and Panasonic camera features built in electronic as well as mechanical shutter, however the RX10 II electronic shutter limit goes upto 1/32000, which is far better than FZ300 on the other hand the FZ300 long exposure mode is better compared to RX10 II.
Video: The FZ300 supports recording 4K UHD at the resolution of 3840 x 2160pixels video with either 30p or 24p frames rates at 100 Mbps in the MP4 format. Also RX10 II supports 4K UHD video recording and also offers shooting up to 100 Mbps. The biggest advantage of RX10 II is super slow motion recording,it can record super slow-motion full HD video up to 960 fps.
Display: In Sony RX10 II 3.0″ 1228K-dot LCD monitor is integrated into the camera body and features a tilting design to promote easier use from high and low angles, on the other hand the Panasonic FZ300 have bit low resolution vari-angle touch display unit.
Price Difference: A big price difference present, The Panasonic FZ300 will cost your approx $700 less compared to the RX10 II.
Verdict: We highly recommend you to buy Sony RX10 II if Price doesn’t matter.
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By abhishek, on June 22nd, 2015
We are doing a specification comparison here take a look at the major difference between both the camera…
Major Difference
Canon PowerShot G3 X vs. Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 II Specification Comparison Table.
 Sensor: Both the camera features almost same sensor and same resolution but the technologies inside the sensor is different, the Sony RX10 uses Exmor RS BSI CMOS sensor and on the other hand the Canon uses CMOS sensor (of RX100 M3 camera).
with the help a new sensor’s design that utilizes a stacked CMOS image sensor with a DRAM chip and backside-illuminated technology, the RX10 will sure give you neat image (without noise at higher ISO settings).
Lens: The Canon G3X have 25X Optical zoom and RX10 is limited to 8.3X optical zoom only, the major advtange of the RX10 camera is constant aperture range of the camera, the RX10 offers you fixed F2.8 aperture throught the zoom range on the other hand the Canon 25X optical zoom lens have variable aperture starting from 2.8-5.6, the constant aperture will sure give you more DOF in RX10 images when used at longer focal length compared to Canon.
The Sony RX10 features better close-up range compared to the Canon G3X (5cm vs 3cm), a better macro mode allow you to go more closer to the subject with losing the focus of the camera.
Auto focus system: Both the camera features same contrast based AF system, however the Canon have more dense AF points compared to Sony.
Continuous shooting speed: Despite of having same resolution as of G3X camera the Sony RX10 features blazing fast continuous shooting speed of 14fps on the other hand the Canon G3X camera is limited to 5.5fps only,
Thanks to the introduction of DRAM chip is integrated into the sensor, and combined with the BINOZ X processor, it allows for fast readout speeds directly from the sensor, with the help of the new technology the burst shooting touched a new height of up to 14 fps, and now you can use maximum physical shutter speed of 1/3200 sec and a maximum electronic shutter speed of 1/32000 sec.
 The Sony RX10 gives a prefect place for thumb-grip and button layout are more perfectly designed compared to Canon, the other major advantage is the presence of XGA OLED Electronic Viewfinder on the rear side of the camera. 4K Video: The RX10 can shoot 4K (30/24fps) videos Up to 29 Minutes, the Canon G3X is limited to Full HD (60p) video mode only… while recording the videos you can use the full optical zoom and fulltime AF support of both the camera.
Verdict: From specification comparison review it is very clear that Canon G3X is offering us more optical zoom lens on the other hand the Sony RX10 II features bright optical zoom lens with F2.8 aperture, that will give us better color and contrast with more DOF when used at longer focal length, the camera also features newly developed DRAM memory (buffer) Chip on the rear side of the sensor to increase the data transfer speed exponentially that help to to achieve continuous shooting speed of 15fps and also able capture 4K without an issue.
We highly recommend you to go with Sony RX10 II, It’s and all-rounder camera and recommend for still and video shooters and if you are a still shooter and need more zoom lens and DOF / continuous shooting speed isn’t a issue for than you should go with Canon G3X
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By admin, on June 11th, 2015
Take a look at the sample images of the recently announced Sony RX10 camera, we have already posted the announcement of the camera here, In short the camera is now equipped with new sensor and a option to record 4K videos.
 M mode, 1/12800 sec., F2.8, ISO 200, Auto white balance  S mode, 1/6400 sec., F2.8, ISO 100, Auto white balance  M mode, 1/8000 sec., F1.8, ISO125, Auto white balance
By admin, on June 11th, 2015
 Sony Announced its RX10 successor today, the camera comes with new 20.2 MP, 1″ Exmor RS BSI CMOS stacked CMOS image sensor with a DRAM chip, with the help of newly developed tech the camera can capture more sharp images with improved color and contrast ratio, when the DRAM chip is integrated into the Bionz X image processor the camera gets a boost in overall speed, now after the additon of the DRAM chip camera can now records UHD 4K video, fast readout speeds, burst shooting up to 14 fps, and a maximum physical shutter speed of 1/3200 sec and a maximum electronic shutter speed of 1/32000 sec.
Take a look at the Major specification of the camera
- 20.2 MP 1″ Exmor RS BSI CMOS Sensor
- BIONZ X Image Processor
- Internal UHD 4K Video & S-Log2 Gamma
- Carl Zeiss 24-200mm f/2.8 Lens (35mm Eq)
- Slow Motion Video at 960 fps
- 3.0″ 1228K-Dot Tilting Xtra Fine TFT LCD
- XGA OLED Electronic Viewfinder
- Built-In Wireless and NFC Connectivity
- Low-Light Sensitivity to ISO 12800
- Super Sonicwave Motor for Fast Autofocus
The Sony RX10 II can records 4K videos up to five minutes with no line skipping or pixel binning and with minimal moiré or visual aliasing. The XAVC S format is utilized to maximize high-bitrate shooting up to 100 Mbps for professional-quality video, the camera can also record Super Slow Motion High Frame Rate movies at up to 40x slower than real time. These slow motion clips are recorded at 960 fps, 480 fps or 240 fps and can then be played back at 1920 x 1080, in either 60p, 30p or 24p. At resolutions below 4K, including Full HD 1920 x 1080p, movies up to 29 minutes in length can be saved.
Pricing and Availability
The new Sony Cyber-shot RX100 IV(model DSC-RX100M4) compact and RX10 II (model DSC-RX10M2) high-zoom camera will be available this July for about $1000 and $1300, respectively. Pre-sales for each model will begin on June 17th.
Continue reading Sony RX10 II Announced – Records UHD 4K video in XAVC S format
By admin, on October 26th, 2014
 Sony DSC R1 Waiting for Replacement We have collected the list of Sony rumored camera that may be announced on 2014-2015, take a look and share your thoughts with us…
 1. Sony A7000
We have already published a lot of rumored information related to A7000 camera (see here and here), so finally we do expect that Sony will announce Sony A7000 camera in the month of Jan and Feb, 2015. The camera is rumored to feature newly developed APS-C sensor optimized for low-light performance , the sensor will also feature active phase pixels inside the sensor for fast AF performance, viewfinder similar to the current Sony NEX 6 camera and a Tri nav display … Sony is also rumored to announce a new Zeiss 16-50mm compact zoom lens. Camera body will cost you approx $699 USD, Zeiss lens to retail for $1199.
2. Sony Medium Format Camera Rumor
- Sony Medium Format Mirrorless camera – Recently published Sony leaked document is showing a newly developed medium format sensor with active phase AF pixels inside with a limited ISO range of 100-6400…
- Sony Compact Medium Format Camera Rumor – Sony RX2 (Name is not confirmed yet) will feature Sony 50 MP medium format sensor and advance core specification.
3. Sony 8K Camera
According to the recent rumors published few days ago Sony is testing a prototype of 8K Camera that look like Sony A99 with grip, so as we have already said here, so there are two possibilities,
- The first one is Sony may announce a new compact cinema line-up as Canon EOS C (cinema) series or
- It is also possible that upcoming A99 II may have a option to record 8K Videos.
Other camera that do deserve attention
Sony A99 II Camera – The Sony A99 II update is due and according to latest rumors Sony will add a 36 MP FF sensor in the A99 II body, a option to record 4K / 8K video and will also feature world fastest AF speed due to SLT technology.
Sony RX10 II / Sony RX20 – Sony RX10 was announced on October 2013, based on the rumors surfaced over the web the RX20 / RX10 will arrive 4K recording option and XAVC-S Codec format support, plus 120fps frame rate option will be added to the HD recording of Sony RX20. Now October 2014 is passed an no update arrived yet, we do believe that Sony will announce the RX20 / RX10 II successor as soon as possible to avoid damage from FZ1000.
Sony RX100M IV – The next Sony RX100 M series camera will arrive on August 2014, we are almost sure that Sony will add 4K Video recording option of Sony RX100M IV camera.
What we are still missing?
A APS-C compact camera from Sony, a true successor of DSC RC1 camera.
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