Keith Meinhold

Jordan, thanks for the clarification, somehow I missed that. I think the headline threw us off as to the nature of the review. Either way, your work is informative and very much appreciated.

And a Sony shooter if they wanted, could just use the Canon 70-200 which performs well on a Sony body. Still, it would have been nice to see a comparison to the Sony lens - perhaps it was left out...

Seems the SEL70200G got left out.

This to me seems the consummate travel camera - one you can stick in your pocket and not get attention as a tourist or target. Tiny like a cheap PnS, but image quality and zoom that make it a wolf...

I have the Sony stick on grip on my MKIII. Well worth the 14 bucks.

Pretty standard for "Travel" camera to have long zooms. Given its size, I suspect it further fits into travel camera category.

For most, you are probably right, but for all the shots nope.

I think it has more to do with the location and the persistent gray skies.

jvt - you might be right. I fully intend to purchase the RX100VI, it is exactly what I am looking for to carry with me daily and while on vacation when I don't want to carry my larger camera. I...

Tourists care about a mic jack, ND filter or even know what an intervalometer is? You and I might find that important for some uses, but this camera isn't aimed at us.

Probably for seasoned travelers who know a smartphone doesn't cut it and want a pocketable camera with as few compromises as possible.

Seems to me the nearly perfect camera for travelers that value image quality that a smartphone can not (yet) deliver but has the discretion/size/weight advantage of a pocket camera. It's on my...

I guess it all depends on how you travel and more importantly how you plan to share and remember the experience. I produce an album (printed with blurb) that documents in pictures, maps and words...

If you love your cell phone camera so much, why are you here commenting on a dedicated camera thread?

I have the sony 35 and 50 1.8, good for still scenes/portraits that I commonly do at work, but I don't find 1.8 all that useful for shooting the family at Christmas dinner or twilight in a small...

Exactly, if the reviewer is too slow I move on. Keep me engaged and keep it moving.

Shooting in lower light is exactly why the a7III is so attractive to me.

Tamron with this lens and Sony with the a7III are really working hard to pry my hands off my beloved a6000.

Pretty dramatic difference near the center of the image - near the corners not so much. No surprise really.

Some people prefer a car, others a motorcycle. Some prefer an EVF, others an OVF, some prefer digital, others film.

If you are happy with an OVF or an EVF buy the camera that suits you.