First the Rx10 came home. Then the v2 and while the ink on the receipt was drying I bought a V3 (couldn't pass on a great open box deal). Good thing was that all of the models I purchased overlapped so I wound up making a bit of cash on each upgrade and really cut down my end cost on the V3, The...

I bought this camera as I was off to India on the Tiger trail, I needed something compact, good zoom and manual focus. This camera achieved all expectation and more. If your sales go up next month, it is because all other photographers with large digital zoom where taking details of my camera...

On a recent trip to China I realized that my Canon T6s as well as Canon 18-135 Nano lens and Canon 100-400mm L USM were being outperformed by the Sony RX10lll I purchased for my wife in August 2016. While I was switching lens and carrying around 7 pounds worth of gear costing over $3,000.

The RX10 III is the third iteration of Sony's unusual premium bridge camera. It was announced not too long after the Sony RX10 II, but rather than being a replacement, it's said that both models will exist at the same time, giving a couple of choices to consumers who are in the market for this type...

Long focal length; 4K video; Built-in eye viewfinder; 1-inch sensor

Large size; Expensive; Screen not touch-sensitive

The Sony RX10 III was announced in March this year, less than a year after the RX10 II which, according to Sony, the new camera doesn't replace. The most noticeable difference is the inclusion of a variable aperture (f/2.4-4) mega zoom lens, with a reach of 600mm (25x optical and 100x digital zoom),...

As an enthusiastic amateur photographer, I initially found the array of options and settings etc. seriously challenging, but with some close set up and use of automatic settings I have found this camera to be great to use and the results have been stunningly excellent.

"I've now put 10,000km and over 7,000 frames on my RX10iii to Iceland and back and through the hills and dales of England for 5 weeks _ with its fast, sharp, almost distortion-free 24-600mm lens, this camera does it all.

Wildlife photography with this camera is a real pleasure. I wanted something that would get me up close and still have enough detail to make large prints. This camera can do it.

Long focal length; 4K video; Built-in eye viewfinder; 1-inch sensor;

Large size; Expensive; Screen not touch-sensitive ;

The superb quality of the RX10 III's lens is quite a technical achievement, to say nothing of the overall feature set Sony has included as well. Whether you're zoomed in or zoomed out, focused close or focused on infinity, you'll be impressed with the sharpness offered by this 24-600mm equivalent...