Sony RX100MIII, Fuji X30, Panasonic GX7 & Sony A6000 Walkthrough

[@MrVoayer]

Example photos would speak volumes!

[@chaosbolt66]

MrVoayer Yeah, this video sucks because of that.

[@McRocking]

Have you tried Ricoh? You should. I returned my RX100 as I wasn't at all impressed with the stills image quality. I'm so glad I decided to give the Ricoh GR a try. It's a fantastic, no-nonsense photographic tool! Tiny camera, HUGE sensor and an amazingly sharp prime lens. I have a D7200 to cover all other focal lengths, but I find myself grabbing the Ricoh 90% of the time and just working with the Ricoh's 28, 35 & 47mm prime and crop lengths. I've owned dozens of cameras over the past 30 years, and the GR is one of those rare cameras that I just can't put down! It goes everywhere with me :)

[@joseconde8927]

Please, can you show a side by side imagines.

[@AndrzejC]

might be a better idea to divide the review into 2, comparing to cameras in each

[@jeffboraski8272]

Have you done a review on Samsung cam2

[@TheSelmama]

Waw...People, if you're not happy just give advises for him to do better reviews in the future, no need to be rude... Anyways, this video really helped me, thanks!

[@curtismoore5352]

If you had to pick one, which one would it be?

[@EyalG]

+Curtis Moore No simple answer for that question - if I needed a camera to fit in my pocket, I'd take the RX100. If not, then the A6000 is a one hell of a camera (now being replaced by the A6300). I actually made my personal choice and bought the Lumix LX100.

[@azharahmad5680]

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