Product Comparison: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 II vs Canon PowerShot G15
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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 II
Canon PowerShot G15
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 II
Canon PowerShot G15
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 II
Canon PowerShot G15
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 II
Canon PowerShot G15
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 II
Canon PowerShot G15
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 II
Canon PowerShot G15
- Takes amazing photos, love the small pocket size..
- The picture quality is amazing and whats better is the size.
- The Sony cybershot RX-100M2 is a solid pocket size point and shoot, with amazing photo quality.
- The camera size fits in a pocket, impressively hefty weight for its size (not a deterrent and actually gives it a very solid feel).
- Its size is comfortable and easy to learn how to set the camera to settings I like.
- The camera is built like a tank - this is obvious the minute you take it in hand.
- The resulting photos are near DSLR quality which I thought was amazing given the compact size.
- While it's still doesn't have all the features I love in my DSLR, it makes up for the difference in size, weight, and versatility. A great buy.
- The G15 comes with a faster lense and has less noise at the higher ISO's and is slightly smaller in size.
- Size wise, it is still on a compact side, so you can fit it in a larger pocket.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 II
Canon PowerShot G15
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 II
Canon PowerShot G15
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 II
Canon PowerShot G15
- Great image quality even at higher ISO's. Menu system a bit clunky, but once you get set up, it is a great compact camera with a lot of SLR type features.
- Once familiar with camera find images very impressive. Though I favor RAW was surprised how good JPG images are.
- Image quality is perfect, and it is relatively easy to use.
- So I purchased this camera along with the Fuji x70, I decided to keep the RX100ii because the image quality is great for the size of this camera.
- I do have some trouble with night time images, but I think I just need to dig a little more into the features.
- Image quality was excellent under all circumstances. I shot in JPEG mode, using ISO 80-800.
- The JPEG files average out at about 3.5 - 4 Megs per photo, while the raw files are upwards of 27 megs . . .! I guess I'd better invest in some extra storage space!
- The G15 is compact (but not too small) and delivers very fast and good quality images, even in not so good lighting conditions in the field. Not to mention that the macro mode is amazing for a compact camera lens.
- The image quality that this camera produces is excellent considering its sensor size. You can of course wring out more detail out of your photos if you shoot RAW.
- Image quality is very good. The 1.8 lens is fast and image capture is rapid (I will upload an image of a geyser - captured in one attempt).
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 II
Canon PowerShot G15
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 II
Canon PowerShot G15
- Only had a standard 3" LCD screen no viewfinder but has not been a problem especially with tilt screen. This is my 10th digital camera and the best ever.
- I am now upgrading to the RX 100 V because of the 4K video recording capability and the flip up LCD screen.
- The display tells the aperture and shutter speed, and that I'm using Auto-ISO, but it doesn't tell me which ISO it has chosen.
- Excellent screen resolution, more like a retina display.
- If i had the choice i would purchase the first RX100.i think with the rx 2 and 3 your just paying for the lcd screen
- The screen is also larger and higher resolution. (3", 920K).
- The HD video is also great and looks good on the 922,000 dot LCD screen.
- The screen is also very good, being both sharp and vibrant.
- The only comment is I wish he screen tilted and I think some of the newer models have fixed that.
- It has no tilting screen unfortunately, this in an effort to keep it's size under control. Not a big deal for me, but for others it can be an issue when comparing it to the G12.
- Great features. Traded down sized from a Nikon D 90 to have a camera with all the features I need.
- The pictures are so clear and looks amazing! I love the dslr features! So happy with the investment and I take it everywhere I go.
- There are a few features though that I believe they could have put into it that would have made this camera a true "value" like gps tagging and a better optical zoom.
- Though I have not yet gone through all the features, this camera is the best I had for a long time.
- Mostly good pictures, but annoying gross lack of focus in pre-set scene "SCN" modes, especially SCN-Portrait and SCN-Macro modes. SCN modes take over all settings and should therefore take care of everything.
- The display modes when shooting live view are very informative.
- Another great feature I was not expecting: focus bracketing. I don't use it that much but I can see how it could save the day.
- I'll keep my review short as other have already done a great job explaining the features and technical specs of the Canon G15.
- The camera's features, beyond the usual settings, are too extensive to review here. In my experience, the average shooter uses 25% of a given camera's features 75% of the time because they/we tend to shoot the same subjects under similar conditions.
- Plenty of options to allow you to play with exposure time, aperture, timer, white balance, color swap, monochrome and much much more.
- Love the size and convenience of high quality pictures , HD video and wifi , so that you may transfer your media to your other devices all in one package.
- So far So Good!! Small and portable! Wi-fi connection very user friendly. Exactly what I was looking for!
- I love this camera! It takes the best pictures yet it is so light. It has wifi capabilities to allow easy transferring.
- This is even better than the Sony DSC-RX100 (the first of the series). For example better low light capabilities, hot shoe, and built in WiFi.
- The build In wifi make it a breeze to post pics on social media. A great buy indeed.
- I bought the HDMI cable and was very pleased that I could connect the camera to my TV, and in less then 1 minute, we could watch the videos and view photos we took on our TV with the family.
- I use the mini HDMI to HDMI cable that came with my Kodak ZX3 to connect it to my home theater system to view photos or videos. You can also remove the SD card and use that, if your equipment supports that media.
- Didn't come with memory card or cord to connect to computer, so I had to order and wait for that shipment as well. Just beware when you buy to get the needed accessories if you want to use it right away.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 II
Canon PowerShot G15
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 II
Canon PowerShot G15