I personally look with more interest to the S120 that has a different battery pack and Cipa rating of 230
Sony DSC RX100 - new model
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Purchased the rx100 II a couple of weeks ago, no housing yet. It's an outstanding camera on land, and I expect it will do great things underwater. Video quality is excellent, still quality is excellent even in low light. Focus is lightning fast for me, and I haven't seen any macro focus issues, but it could be from inexperience or maybe its different underwater.
One of the new features for mark II that hasn't been mentioned is wifi remote control and wireless picture transfer. These are huge functions, especially for those of you who are internet connected (all of you) and have smartphones or tablets (many of you!). I underestimated how valuable the wifi picture transfer would be, but this is incredibly valuable for me personally to back up images in the field, share them to a tablet with a big screen for viewing, and potentially email or upload to photo printing service right away. I'm not on Facebook, but for those who are, this is a monster feature for photo sharing to social media, with far higher quality images than you could shoot with your cell phone.
I look forward to housing this camera very soon! From the samples I've seen so far, it's going to take great pics!
One of the new features for mark II that hasn't been mentioned is wifi remote control and wireless picture transfer. These are huge functions, especially for those of you who are internet connected (all of you) and have smartphones or tablets (many of you!). I underestimated how valuable the wifi picture transfer would be, but this is incredibly valuable for me personally to back up images in the field, share them to a tablet with a big screen for viewing, and potentially email or upload to photo printing service right away. I'm not on Facebook, but for those who are, this is a monster feature for photo sharing to social media, with far higher quality images than you could shoot with your cell phone.
I look forward to housing this camera very soon! From the samples I've seen so far, it's going to take great pics!
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