RX100 Mark IV - 4k Samples, Photos
/Sony RX100 Mark IV Review - is this nearly $1000 Point and Shoot worth the new features? Hands-on and a look at how to capture those super slow mo videos.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHwSw0cifawBuy the Sony RX 100 at B&HSony RX100 Mark IV Specs:
- 20MP 1" Sesnor
- 4k video
- Super slow mo video at 960fps
- Improved AF system and 16fps still shots
- Tiltable LCD and a tiny popup viewfinder
- 24-70mm lens F1.8 - F2.8
The Good: Excellent quality pocketable camera capable of shooting 4k video and fun super slow moThe Bad: Pricey with a 1" sensor that limits low light capabilities.Watch the review to learn more.
4K Sample video from the Sony RX100 Mark IV
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8p3sE1D7v0
Canon has announced a new point and shoot that should not be overlooked. The Canon G7 X is a slim, pocketable camera sporting a 1" sensor.
Significantly larger than your typical P&S sensors and able to provide much better low light performance. The Sony RX 100 shares the same sensor size and possibly even the same sensor(G7 X has a Sony sensor).Sony's RX 100 and now Mark II and Mark III have been selling well and receiving favorable reviews - we will compare the two in a moment.
The current king of the large sensor compacts is the Sony RX 100 Mark III. On paper these two look very similar with the exception that the Sony offers a small popup viewfinder, The G7 X is LCD only. However, despite both having f/1.8-f/2.8 lenses the G7 X offers a much better aperture range through the zoom- as you zoom with the Sony you quickly hit that f/2.8 and the G7 X stays wider well past that point.
The headline feature in the LX 100 is the Micro 4/3 sensor. The larger sensor offers a significant advantage in lower light at the expense of a slightly larger body but still smaller than the current crop of micro 4/3 cameras. You also have 4K video recording. 
