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I have both. RX100m6 but I did not use it much yet. And I have zs200. It's a very hard question. I would prefer the RX100m6 because the camera is lighter a bit. But in the other way I would be sad ...

Since few weeks, my Sony HX80 doesn't focus anymore, when I press half way it's trying but never able to get the square to become green, which always result in a blurred photo, and I tried many ...

I'm fully agree with Rambow, this is what I wanted to say :). I just add this: I take photos with a real camera since 1979, and for me I don't enjoy to take photos with a phone, it doesn't fit my ...

Go to this page, someone suggest a power reset for this kind of problem : https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/64953833

My problem with my Sony RX100 III is: I cannot set the mode A, it's always go to an other mode... I tried the power reset but no success... do you have an other suggestion ?

I have both HX90 and HX99. At wide angle there is a bit difference but it's not big enough to take in account. I like HX99 more because it makes pictures less grainy at high iso, but most of the ...

I would say Sony. But try not choose HX50 because I had 3 of it and all them the button broke and was hard to choose the settings...

If you mean a Sony HX50, don't buy it, because it's not built solid, I had 3 HX50 and they had all same problem: the settings gets crazy...and very difficult to set. Go for a Sony HX60 or HX80 or ...

Is RX100 mk5+6+7 has a build-in 3 stop filter, like the mk3 ? I have the Sony HX99, and I will get soon a RX100-mk3 second hand. I'm selling my Lumix zs200 because I find it too bulk and heavy... I ...

Yes, not too often, but when I want to zoom more slow and more precise :)

Yes for sure, if you don't need a 30x zoom, go for a RX serie. And if you want a HX90v, you can find a good one second hand on Amazon or Ebay. Just try not to go over iso 800 and you will be ok :)

I say yes: the Sony HX99 is better than HX90v. I just got the HX99, here is some tests I did. It looks to me that with ExtraFine (even Fine) the photos are less grainy: http://divine-mercy-institut ...

I have a cell Galaxy 10+ and I cannot do it :( (with Sony HX80-90-99: try not to go over 800 iso :) )

Yes for sure. And I have a Sony HX90v and I tried to send pict via wifi,and nfc, to my cell Android, and I was never able :(

It depens on your zoom needs: if you don't mind to have only an opt. zoom 15x for sure go for the Lumix zs200, which has a 1" sensor. I have this one and the quality pictures is awesome. For the ...

Exactly ! Thankssssss !

It's not only that. Sony never did a HX99 with a GPS, so a HX99v. Pl. tell me if I'm wrong, but I went on Sony.ca and Sony.com and I did not see it.

Thanks... https://www.imaging-resource.com/IMCOMP/COMPS01.HTM I did compare the hx90 and hx99 at iso 800, 1600 and 3200 and I found that the hx99 is much better, sharper and less grainy... so I ...

I didn't want to post a new topic so I'm asking the question here: I have read a few sites that have tested the 2: hx90 and hx99, and they say the hx99 makes photos more grainy than the hx90. Has ...

Thanks for your good advices :)