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Sony! C'mon! An RX100v with an EVF. Allowed to increase body size a little bit if you have to. Why has Panasonic had to compromise on the sensor? Sony! It is your turn.

A viewfinder is a must. Sony should discard the flash. Available light photographs from RX1 have been demonstrated to be good. But vignetting is a serious flaw. Post-processing is not ideal. Sony's...

Sony! Remove the flash, use that space for a viewfinder, improve focusing and video. Then and only then you'll justify RX1's price.

"... the 920 doesn’t link exposure to the focus point ..." - serious!

Reading about 920's camera in IT or mobiles' reviews is one thing, reading here is a totally different thing. Thanks

Sony!
RX1 looks compact enough head-on but from profile it does not look so. No excuses for not converting RX1 into an interchangeable lens camera!

The samples gallery contains available light...

Sony!
Are you going to get rid of the silly flash and replace it with a hybrid VF? Also, what were you thinking about when you fixed the lens? Make it an interchangeable lens camera without delay!

A fully manual RX1 style camera with f1.4-2.8, 35mm-135mm Leica or Zeiss lens, full-frame sensor, EVF and OVF, without in-built flash or screen, that gives Kodachrome and Ektachrome results.

Camera: compact, RX1 style, NO IN-BUILT FLASH with hi-res, bright, articulated touchscreen, high capacity internal memory
Controls: fully manual and other usual priority settings with control rings...

A silly pop-up flash has no place on such a camera. A viewfinder is a must in its place. It is incomprehensible why the manufacturers insist on accommodating flash. The indoor photographs prove its...

RX1 with a full-frame sensor! What is the camera's size?
RX100 with so-called 1" sensor! What is the camera's size?
C'mon Sony! Or Panasonic for that matter! A compact with APS-C and a VF binning...