peterharvey

I am confused.If the Sony RX100 has a sensor size of 13.2 x 8.8 mm, then how does it have a 1" sensor?Using Pythagoras Theorem, I can't see how the Sony RX100 could have a diagonal length of...

Sorry everyone.I just tested this Sony LCS-HH case at a Sony Store, and unfortunately it does NOT fit an RX100.It looks very upmarket, but is just too small for the RX100...

Sony's new LCS-HH is really good for the RX100 too. Very classy styling as always; has fake leather, pouch for SD card, and button clip...

I just handled the Canon S100 on Friday night. It is absolutely wonderful to hold! And pocket. I now understand that the Canon S100 & S110's secret is that it is held between the thumb and the...

Cutecamcase.com's C4 case is perfect for the RX100; it will even fit an RX100 with a Richard Franiec grip too. The leather comes in many different colours including the standard black leather.

I have an RX100. What is the difference between recording video using AVCHD versus MPEG4? Is it a case that one format is better than the other? In which case, which format is superior? Or does...

If you want the cheaper camera, or if you are fussy on grips, get the old S100.If you are willing to pay a bit more esp for a touch sensitive screen, and you don't mind a slightly lesser grip, get...

I fixed that with a Richard Franiec grip, and it seems to make my RX100 look even better?

I've not yet had the parts break, it just nervous because the Sony RX100 USB flap is substantially flimsier than the same USB & HDMI flaps on Canon cameras.And on that note, how come Canon cameras...

All the cases help to prevent dust, but not 100% guaranteed.I got a black leather C1 case from www.cutecamcase.com; fits both my RX100 and my Richard Franiec grip...

Mine starts up in 1 second, and it closes in less than 1 second. The only time I can think it would take longer to shut down is as someone said above, if we just stopped video recording or a burst...

If you think the battery cover is flimsy, take a look at the USB cover on the right hand side - it is even more flimsy; I wonder if it will withstand the test of time? Let's hope so...

Maybe it's just the RX100's 20% extra weight and 30% extra thickness, not to forget the smooth front, that feels not as good to grip as the Canon S100? The Canon S100 feels much better to hold,...

The RX100 is not much bigger than the S100/110 in cubic volume, however the RX100 is "substantially" heavier than the Canons; it is just tiring to hold, esp on such a poor slippery grip. I've...

If a HDMI cable is plugged into the base of the RX100, how can we mount the RX100 on a tripod simultaneously? Furthermore, how can we even place the RX100 on a table top with the HDMI cable...

The placement of the "delete" icon on the RX100 is indeed ergonomically poor for several reasons. Even as I look at the delete icon now, the problem is that the icon is very small in size, very...

Geez, I just found out that the RX100 indeed does have a delete button just like Canons.The RX100's delete button is actually the "?" button on the bottom right. To the lower right of the "?"...

Yes, the lubricant in the RX100's front ring seems to be too viscous. If my memory is correct, the front ring in the S100 is lighter to use.Canon always has a "delete" function built into the 7-way...

I mean the SLR's are so much bigger and heavier to hold, but they have a solid chunky grip for the whole hand including the four fingers to grip.I have owned two Canon Ixus in the past, and the...

I have owned mostly Canons over the years; never any Sony cameras, yet two Sony camcorders.I received my Sony RX100 today; now I realise what Canon's strengths are.Canons look good, and they are...