Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-RX100 VA

Back in July of 2018, Sony quietly upgraded the RX100 Mark V's BIONZ X image processor to the same chip used in the Mark VI, and dubbed the camera the RX100 Mark VA (DSC-RX100M5A). The processor update brought along with it some of the performance...

The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 VA camera sports the same bright lens and image sensor as the RX100 V, with improvements limited to its menu system and JPG engine.

Two weeks after purchase amazed at so much technology packedinto such a small camera. Quality is awesome.

This camera is ideal for carrying around easily. It has so many features that it will take a while to explore them all and learn how to use it correctly. The photos I have taken so far are excellent quality.

Already owner of a Sony RX100, I've found the same picture quality with the Sony RX100 V I definitely recommend this camera, you can not be disappointed.

the flash and the viewfinder are flimsy and difficult to use.

I used to have a larger digital camera and every time you saw a special shot, the camera was not to hand. Then the smartphone started to cope with the instant shots. The RX100V is perfect and has given me the bandwidth to take the shots that I used to...

I have had the camera just about a month and already I have problem with it I've had to take it back into store for the camera shutter to be fixed which I'm extremely annoyed about, I buy Sony for a reason and didn't expect that to happen seems like a...

Only had for one day so cannot comment at this moment in time, only negative is that I had to purchase a grip for the camera at extra cost as the camera was difficult to hold. I have read many reviews regarding this matter.

I wanted to have a small camera I could carry with me all the time so I could occasionally leave the big one at home. So far after a couple of weeks it is working out as I hoped, but with so many functions I think I still have a long way to go to...