Sony RX100 VI "REAL WORLD REVIEW" (vs Sony RX100 V)
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- Sony RX100 VI Real World Review vs Sony RX100 V (Camera Review)
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Jared Polin Do you edit raw files before make this video?
Jared Polin sir can tell me that Sony rx100vi has panaromic mode or not? Sir please can u tell me🙂
yes
yes of course
You should do some live podcasts
Oh don’t mind me officer. I’m just photographing small children in the park to put in a video I share with strangers on the internet.
On a for profit youtube channel without getting release forms from those filmed.
@@damham5689 it's a public space lol, why would you need paperwork?? And maybe he could have had a dialogue with the family who he took multiple shots of
Regarding the “dainty” nature. I use a Sony leather case which offers good protection, looks great and makes it super easy to carry. I’d never go out without it.
I have an RX100 v and a RX10 iv. I’ve found them a great combination to travel with although the sensor does have some limitations in low light.
Woah, I don't know is it because of the editing or something I can't tell but the content quality seems to be bumped a lot so I see what u were talking about in your latest podcast.
Really love your video! You explain everything so clearly. gonna buy this camera tomorrow:D
Which one did you get?
I have both Panasonic LX100 Mark 1 and Sony RX100VI. Panasonic has the advantage of good external controls, quick to adjust what u need for the scene, and the fast aperture for fair subject isolation. RX100 VI has the strenght of a very good optical reach and you can take more photos and subjects when you are strolling around outside. Probably keep RX100 VI and a compact like Panasonic LX100 and RX100 V for better subject isolation shots. Anyway it's better than carrying a full sized dslr with several lenses when you travel often
to add , sony's clear zoom extends the zoom range more. It's slightly inferior to optical zoom but better than the digital zoom, which u can still add to the focal range
Top tip re lanyards: tie a knot in it to make it smaller so it only just slips over the wrist. It won’t fall off if you drop it 🙂
I have the Mark V because of the larger aperture. I like these videos where you get out there into the real world and shoot.
Thanks for the review - very enjoyable and informative. I've got an earlier version of this camera, the RX100-M2, and use it in a housing while scuba diving. The raw ability is essential to getting the lighting right under water. I've used it for a lot of shots in the past few years and really like it except for the lack of a real macro mode. I'm keeping an eye on the new models for a replacement so this is very helpful. Cheers.
Nice ... I love my RX 100 V ... which it had a wider lens
It is pricey right now BUT once the VII comes out its price will go down.
How many people did buy it original price? And how many waited for the price to go down?
A week ago I got my hands on a well loved but still very well functioning mark III. I see its flaws, but it is small and with you so it gets the picture.
Always love your reviews and the tone of your voice. I really wish Sony built in some grip and made the camera less boxy, but well... Thanks for this review.
Would it matter if I just use it in automatic mode for every shoot? Because I don’t really know about the ISO or aperture etc. would it be a huge different between automatic mode and manual mode?
There's a huge difference, but if all you care about is capturing the image, then auto is fine
Enjoyed the editing and good review, I always appreciate your succinctness, would make a good backup travel camera. I can't wait for the day when they make a adequately lit, super intuitive full touch LCD screen.
Amazing blue and green background and great editing as always!!! Awesome awesome awesome!!!
Great Review!!! Thank You. In other hand, if you had to buy a point n shoot camera, which one would you choose? taking into account the image quality and focus. Tnx
wow your video image quality is superb, love it
To be honest, the MK VIII should add sd card express support for proper ssd speeds to be able to shoot 4k raw without limitations, or even shoot 24 fps pictures to your heart's content directly to the sd card without having to be saved into the ram cache.
Very nice review. How did you process the RAW files? I don’t think LR supports the camera yet.
Best review of the camera I've seen to date. Invest the 27:38, you won't be disappointed.
I really love your hair!!!!!
Guy could do a masterclass on how to do a tech review
Good info, I think I'll wait to upgrade from my 1930 Kodak Brownie box camera.
Jared, kno any way to connect an external mic to this camera without needing to sync audio in post? thinking a usb c or hdmi adapter to 3.5 mm audio jack? not liking the idea of a zoom recorder ✌
Thanks Jarid for the excellent review!!!
Please turn the music down. Going from dialog to music is a scramble for the volume control...every single time. Love your content. Thanks for posting.
As a potential Sony RX 100 buyer this is the best video I have seen yet, Great presentation, I am deliberating between a V or VI My biggest plus's for the V are the lower f stop, and The Smallrig case hopefully preventing damage when I drop it (I will drop it) and adding Additional sound recording, (via smallrig) please feel free to comment, I'm an older person so I will not burst into tears, I had a Mamiya MSX 1000 back in 1976 (I was 17) used Kodak Tri X 400 and developed my own film, Did a few shows, Then Life took over..And your old before you know it, Like to get some shots it, Maybe a U tube video, What do you think ?
I have a feeling the RX100 VII gonna cost 2000 dollars!
Well, with inflation, it might.
maybe they will add add a more consistent faster lens. Also, the killer, add a mic input and shoemount!!!
@@michaelbruceallen3700 eh, unluckily it was only one of those ;^;
Great video as always, keep it up man.
Peter McKinnon b-roll style. Love it! :D Didnt like the camera though, I was more excited with the MK V
Bought the RX100 Mk2 when it came out primarily after looking for good compact for low-light concert photography - challenging at the best of times and more so with a compact camera but i'm pretty sure i made the right choice .........now it's time to upgrade methinks but the question is, aside from the built in viewfinder, the better 1.8/2.8 lens and the 180 degree tilt LCD screen is there a difference between the sensors on the III, IV and V models??
Yes! Thank you!!!
Why adding Mark is fancy. Where company is not using
The V was a very fragile camera that cost way to much to repair. You don't even have to drop it, just a small bang on another piece of gear in a camera bag and it's done. It's not build to last so not a very good offer for the money. The steady shot from the VI is horrible and even if it does a lot for a super small camera I always prefer to carry a slightly larger camera like the lx100 or a gx85 with a pancake zoom like the 12-32. I can't speak for the VI but the V ergo and grip is so poor that I'd rather shoot with my cellphone at this point.
Nice review,can i use camera for time laps connected on charger or powerbank?
I prefer the Canon G7X Mark ll btw at half the price. I don't miss the EVF I do have the DSC HX 90 though. Good review
Very good video! Thanks!
Got mine from Allen's Camera on Wednesday!
Great review, however, is anyone else ABSOLUTELY fed up of hearing the SAME OLD background music thanks to the licensing issues from demonetisation of youtube? Seriously, if you watch more than 2 or 3 original content creator channels then you keep hearing the same old intro and background music. I'm referring to the doooop doop di doop dooop, dooop di doop dooop one.
Great review Jared! :-)
OKOKOK I AM TAKING IT TO DESSAU FOR THE 100TH BAUHAUS PARTY!! THNKS FOR THE EXLNT REVIEW
the 5 minute recording limit is....fucked.
No mic jack like rx100 vii?
So how did you guy’s like shooting with the Sony a9 ?
Any chance to match rx100vi with rx10ii? They have the same zoom and same sensor size... but different aperture value.
I think of the nx mini, si underrated camera with an excellent touch screen and 1" sensor. But really bad accessories support
Can you use the flash as a light for video at night? Like on a phone the flash becomes a permanent light when shooting video?
What Sony needs to make is an electronic viewfinder attached to a pair of glasses that can be worn on your face, and attached via cable to the camera. That way, you can see what the camera sees from any angle at all. Sony, get right on that.
Charles Coverly why not just use an external display?
Because on really sunny days, I like to use the viewfinder over the external display. Especially when reviewing pics. This would allow me to shut my right eye (since I use my left when shooting) and hold the camera any way I want and see what I'm shooting. Even around corners. I think it could be done using the HDMI out. Now I just have to find a super hi-res viewfinder that I can hot-glue to a pair of glasses...
What camera did you shoot the rest of the video on? It's so buttery.
"Nailed that!" he says as the blonde walks by. But seriously, good review. I will buy this camera when it has a full touch screen and doesn't overheat shooting 4K video. Excellent focus system.
is the whole review made with the Sony rx100 VI?? what prices time come the V comes in?
These “real world reviews” are a class above any other camera review on this platform. Great job Jared. I love how you provide your thoughts when composing images and walk us through the photographs or videos you take. Way fun to watch
Real world review - always great production value. I especially like the smooth pannings and the fresh music choices. Thanks Jared, Stephen and to everybody else who worked hard on this...
Smooth af b-roll.
Shots are much more cinematic than before, truly loved it!!
Your real world review of the M4 pushed me into the world of Sony photography. When I first heard about the M6 I was excited and waited for your review...and I think I'll hold on to my M4 for a bit longer...or at least until that $1200 price comes down a bit. Great review though!
Love the hair! Thanks,Finally a camera review that shows you what the hell you’re talking about as you’re doing it,
and shows you real results by an obvious professional ! Sorry....Man it just took me 20 videos to find one that showed me what the Camera could do. It’s a real pain in the ass! keep up the good work!!
Thanks 🙏
true spoken my friend ... :-)
I think I'd go with the V because the 2.8 - 4.5 is a dealbreaker to me.
Sorry if you think this is a douche move, but here I am anyway plugging my IG page :instagram.com/capturing__kairos/. Constructive criticism awaited.
Canon G7X mark 2 is better just because the OIS is good.
Sorry Fro, you don’t belong taking pictures of kids, period. Seriously it’s beyond creepy for you to think it’s acceptable to take photos of kids and if you get caught - come clean. Just don’t do it. If it was my kid I’d ask you to hand over the SD card or call the police.
Another great real world review to be sure...I still can't see myself paying that much for such a TINY camera though.
Fro - just watched your RX100 VI review. Nice job. Enjoyed - as I have it's big brother and am considering... IMHO you provide a fair assessment. Thanks, dale
Hello Jared, please i need your help. Sony rx100 v or canon g7x II ??
Lol the excuses to take pictures of kids
Thanks for the review Jared, it has helped me make up my mind whether or not to buy it, and the verdict is not buy it. It's simply not worth the upgrade from the RX100V. I bought the V because of the 1.8-2.8 F-Stop, as I like to take it to live music events, in fact, that is the only reason I dropped $1,000 on the point and shoot v5, I would much rather use my Canon 5D4, but the venues say no. :-(
Didn't understand half of what you said but this was so helpful! :) Can't decide if I should get it for my new vlogging cam.
Fly With Stella no external mic jack on this camera.
Well thanks for mentioning what your current is!
A picture of a dog sitting under a bench. Come on Jared. not really. How about some real world honesty.
I've seen some negative digs at Mr P. but I thought this was a pretty clear, honest review. Good job! I've subscribed. What more can I say?
These are by far the best reviews I've seen.
Keep in mind, I m making a hit with my street video in Pattaya and I m using a mark 3. Think about what I could do if I was using the mark 6?
Jared in several of your videos you said that, (I’m paraphrasing) “all filters are worthless, maybe if your in a paintball tournament or something, that putting glass on top of glass is just stupid and too throw filters out of you have one on etc etc....
I’m curious as too why you endorsed ND filters (which I love) on this video? Thanks for your time Jared I appreciate it.
Oh he doesnt like them for photography, but you kinda need them for video if you wanna get a blurry background effect and a proper shutter speed so the video isnt too smooth or too blurry, y'know, the double your fps rule for shutter speed which will usually tend to be for 30fps 1/60th of a second making your exposure quite bright along you high aperture, therefore, in video its needed the nd filter.
@@bozmundarts2614 right.
If i bring this to a concert, will this be detected?? how do i make this metal detector proof? Because with its size so compact, its perfect for concert goers
greenranger1998 this woukd definitely go off in a metal detector unfortunately
Oh i see thank you
At 9:45 I finally put it together at long last. Jared was that kid that said “I like turtles”. 🤯
More grippy mcgripperson? Get out of here!
Another great Real World Review!
Thank you for video, I was curious how you will like RX100 VI vs. V. I own secondhand RX 100 VA for maybe 3 years and I love it :) because of size, fast aperture and dynamic range of sensor. I take it almost everywhere, it almost replaced my trusted Pentax K-5 II. And, ofc, I shoot RAW :)
Overall this time is good. The zoom lens is fantastic but colors of picturs are ugly
I was trying to convince myself not to buy this camera. Now im going to buy it. Quick question: does it over heat quickly like the sonya5100?
Just a small thing re: fragile, not sure about the VI but I've had the original version for 6 years and it's been with me every day in my bag. And the bag's been on a heap of motorbike rides, overseas travel, survived being thrown in the ute (pick up) every day going to construction jobs being used to snap jobs in progress and final results and it's still going great. Only thing failing is the coating on the rear screen making it increasingly harder to see what I'm shooting in strong light. Got the leather case for it at time of purchase which has worked well.
How were you able to adjust the RAW files in Lightroom? Has Adobe release an update...or did you get access to the beta?
Sony barely addressed the common request for full touchscreen interface, but at least this one has touch focus. I guess Sony's camera UI / operating system for their high-end models is not really designed/programmed to support touch control. But we're near the close of 2018 and a no-touchscreen UI seems antiquated. My old Sony NEX 5N has full touchscreen control, so Sony seems very firm that touchscreen is unnecessary, much in the same way that Apple insists that touchscreen on a Macbook would be ridiculous.
Hey Jared really enjoyed both 5 and 6 reviews, good job!. I am curious to know which of the 2 would you go with from a pros point of view? Thanks
11:53 you can thank me later 😅💁🏻♂️
I spewed a little.
Thanks !
Its because you are left eyed!! If you were normal yr eyebrow and forhead would shade the finder!!
;-)
Thumbs up for this great new and fresh editing style 👍🏼
Man he really likes taking pictures of kids
Man, that camera is tiny! At first I thought this was a parody video with a toy camera.
its like the phone in zoolander
I'm wondering... Sony, why is it SO SMALL? :))) It's ideal for little kid hands, not for adults!
I have big hands and now instead of one dilemma (TZ100 because of focus bracketing or RX100 M6 for it's build quality and HDR video) I have the second: a normal sized camera (like Lumix SZ100/TZ100) or Sony's little "toy" for a higher price... But it's more robust!
Sony, what are you doing to us? :))
BTW, I have much more used Sony in sale in my city than Panasonic TZ100! In the same price range +/-50$
RX10 II with the 24-200 2.8 and ND filter, mic & headphone jacks is the ultimate "jack of all trades master of none- IF it's in focus" camera. The features of the RX10 IV & RX100 V/VI are fantastic and fix all my complaints, but I wish sony didnt take away the constant 2.8 and ND's.
You guys delved into the "TH-cam cinematic vlogger boi" side of yourselves for the b-roll. Hate to say it, but I'm not mad about that.
I have a Nikon 3300 DSLR ...but tired of carrying it every where when going on tour.Looking for light weight point and shoot image like DSLR.Any one here using Canon G9X Mark II,Sony RX100VI ,Panasonic Lumix TZ200, Fuji Film X100F etc could tell me which one is good for taking photos and videos during tour with family and kids.
6 year old video, would the Sony RX100VII still be the best 'point and shoot' for compact/travel in 2024.
Great B-roll
I LIKE TURTLES
Yeah , now my 12 year old daughtet is a Fro fan.
That's amazing camera! I think is better for photos than RX100M5, but I think I suffer a bit the missing Nd Filter, damn.
Really love this video and your work in general, thank you very much!
I call this camera my "therapy camera" because I can leave my bigger camera at home (well, in the car - I'm trying!) and still get great shots. I returned the Mark V a day or two after I bought it because the VI was soon to come out and I wanted the 200mm zoom. I really agonized over losing the additional f stops but it does what good modern Sony cameras do with higher ISO and if bokeh is a problem for a shot I just love, well that's easy enough in post. I've seen and heard complaints about the cost, but what do you expect the best point and shoot on the market to cost and it is still a Sony after all, so that comes with the territory. Therefore, I think its a great camera for exactly what its made for - a "therapy camera" for serious photographers that are paranoid they are going to miss something if they leave their camera at home. I can live with myself if this is in my pocket. Im sure my A7RIII enjoys the rest... and holy crap I picked up my Canon 6D the other day and it about broke my arm off it was so heavy!
I have to agree with how fragile the camera is. On the 5th day of a 44 day European trip, I didn't drop the camera but may have bumped the lens while extended on the sill of a train window when my cell phone started ringing. Whatever happened, it wasn't much of a a blow. Right after that I got a message to turn the camera off and back on again.. That did not work. I had to send the camera in and it cost $430 for a complete lens replacement. Now I'm super paranoid on handling the camera which I never use without the strap around my wrist. I am thrilled with the quality of the pictures and it has taken my travel photography to a whole new level as an amateur. I just hope I don't just bump it again!
My mom bought the VI and I‘m just impressed, how far they have come with the RX100 series. The image quality ist impressive for such a small camera and I would go for this one before purchasing a mFT or something like it for traveling etc.
She bought an IV some years before and the combination is like having a lot of stuff in you bag.
I think a lot of people underestimate those cameras.
What it is really missig in this version, is the F1.8 at the widest. Thats the one of the two things I have to complain with the VI/VII. In this point, Sony should think about something like the lens in the GX5 II. The IV-VA are litte beasts even on events or weddings. I shot with my old RX100 I in parallel to my A7RIII and I love the results of the I. It’s more grain, buts it’s more private, so I get images I don’t get with the Alpha. Fros style of edeting his images is hard for these files. If you’re some one who goes more for an overall softer film look, these cameras are perfect.
The G5X II also comes with the old style EVF from the RX100 IV-VA and you might not like the way how you have to pull it out, but your eye leashes dont touch the surface of the EVF the hole time, with this construction.
So I’m between the VI/VII/ and GX5 II now.
35 mm equiv's including apertures:
24-200 f/7.6 - f/12.3
Sony RX 100 VI
24-70 f/4.9 - f/7.6
Sony RX100 V
Will sell my rx100 iv to buy this one.