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Sony RX100 VII Digital Vlogging Camera with Sony VCT-SGR1 Grip Tripod- E11SNDSCRX100M7G

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BrandSony

MPNE11SNDSCRX100M7G

EAN0027242918511

ModelRX100 VII

eBay Product ID (ePID)26036669894

Digital Zoom32x

Maximum Aperturef/2.8

Battery TypeLithium-Ion

ConnectivityUSB, Micro USB, HDMI

ColourBlack

FeaturesWi-Fi, High Dynamic Range (HDR), 4K Video Recording, Auto Focus, Built-in Wi-Fi, Noise Reduction, AE/FE Lock

Screen Size3 in

SeriesSony Cyber-shot

TypeDigital Camera

Maximum Resolution20.1 MP

Optical Zoom8x

Item Weight302 g

Manufacturer ColourBlack

5.0

1 product rating

Easy to use

Good image quality

Good value

by 9335christopherk
18 Mar, 2021
A technological tour de force in your pocket
This is the kind of pocket camera that professionals would choose. It has a stacked BSI(Back Side Illuminated) 1" type sensor which improves low light capabilities. 24-200mm Zeiss lens. Can be used in full manual mode, just like the larger DSLR/Mirrorless cameras. It has eye detection lock for both humans and some animals. and excellent tracking. 20 frames/sec for action photography. 4k video capture without binning. Very fast focusing and an electronic viewfinder for more accurate framing in bright sunlight. The complete list would fill several pages, so this is just some highlights and in spite of the huge amount of features and capabilities, it can fit in a jeans pocket. A perfect travel camera, whereby its diminutive size does not compromise quality. On the negative side, and because of its many features, the menu system can be daunting, if all these features are needed to be used. But until they are mastered or even needed, the camera can just be set up as a point and shoot, providing superior results compared to some of its peers. The other big negative is price, but then again, all that technology doesn't come cheap. I have owned the Mark III version for several years, with my only complaint being the limited 24-70mm zoom range. The Mk VII has taken care of that.
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