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RX100 VII or A6400 or A6500?

but i am a nb for SDLR


if i get RX100 VII,
i will sell away my panasonic t90 as i use tht one for long zoom video only (like concert), it is very terrible for low light.

want a gd night shot for travel..

A6400 (APS-C sensor)

LUMIX Digital Camera DC-LX100M2 (4/3-inch)
Olympus PEN E-PL9 (4/3-inch) use mov format :(

RX100 VII (1.0 SENSOR)
Panasonic Lumix DC-TZ220 (1-inch MOS Sensor)
Panasonic LX10 (1-inch MOS Sensor)
PowerShot G5 X Mark II (1-inch MOS Sensor)

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This Panasonic Lumix DC-TZ220 is also quite good and half the price of RX100 VII.
 

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since you are already on the panny OS, can consider LX10.
alternatively, you can go with the cheaper LX7 2nd hand set.
 

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is the night shot gd?? because not all are gd in low light; night

but i google on this.. zoom look gd and SENSOR is 1.0 but 4/3-inch will be better

This Panasonic Lumix DC-TZ220 is also quite good and half the price of RX100 VII.
 
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the zoom is not gd 24-72mm (35mm Equivalent) :D:D




since you are already on the panny OS, can consider LX10.
alternatively, you can go with the cheaper LX7 2nd hand set.
 
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Rx100 very expensive but for super noob is OK. However if u have a little understanding abt how aperture, iso or shuttles speed works then 6k mirrorless series especially 6000 is a nice small camera with ability of dslr given the right lens.

It's way worth it and much cheaper for doing the same or in most times take better pic.

I know because I own both.
 

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ya, i had no knowledge on aperture, iso or shuttles speed.... i only know hw to use auto :(
dont say abt right lens. I use the basic lens.

Rx100 very expensive but for super noob is OK. However if u have a little understanding abt how aperture, iso or shuttles speed works then 6k mirrorless series especially 6000 is a nice small camera with ability of dslr given the right lens.

It's way worth it and much cheaper for doing the same or in most times take better pic.

I know because I own both.
 

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IMHO.

Bigger sensor -> better low light
Bigger sensor -> bigger optics

The Sony RX100 VII is 24-200mm equivalent F2.8-4.5. The lens retracts into the body.

Comparatively, for the A6x00, the closest lens should be the 18-135.
The weight of the lens alone is already heavier than the RX100 VII.

If video is important, specs for battery life for continuous video recording
RX100 VII -70 mins
A6400 - 125 mins
 

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video is not important..

as i travel i dont take video but photo.

I get panasonic t90 because i will bring to concert event and take video.

but for travel, i want better photo, but i am nb so i only use auto mode

but than A6x00, i think i cant bring in to concert since it is a dslr

IMHO.

Bigger sensor -> better low light
Bigger sensor -> bigger optics

The Sony RX100 VII is 24-200mm equivalent F2.8-4.5. The lens retracts into the body.

Comparatively, for the A6x00, the closest lens should be the 18-135.
The weight of the lens alone is already heavier than the RX100 VII.

If video is important, specs for battery life for continuous video recording
RX100 VII -70 mins
A6400 - 125 mins
 
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what abt olympus pen e-pl9 ? the price like not bad but seen to be need to change lens?
 

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video is not important..

as i travel i dont take video but photo.

I get panasonic t90 because i will bring to concert event and take video.

but for travel, i want better photo, but i am nb so i only use auto mode

but than A6x00, i think i cant bring in to concert since it is a dslr

IMHO.
The auto mode should be there for both the compact and mirrorless - in fact for most if not all cameras.

I would say, to me, the biggest (and quite important) difference would be the way the image gets composed. The zooming is usually done by push or rotate action on a button, dial or lever. On the interchangeable lens, the same is usually by rotation making image composition faster.

When I am use my DSLR, as I move the camera up from below my chest to my eye level, I can use my index finger to turn the camera on. While I look into the viewfinder, my left hand would be rotating the zoom ring to compose the image. Then, it is a matter of focus and shoot. All these are done in a matter of moments.

Of course, it is not without hassles !
 

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video is not important..

as i travel i dont take video but photo.

I get panasonic t90 because i will bring to concert event and take video.

but for travel, i want better photo, but i am nb so i only use auto mode

but than A6x00, i think i cant bring in to concert since it is a dslr

You will need more range for event. 1" sensor normally can handle low light performance well. This one impresses me a lot for its price versus performance.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMNavx1PYOA
 
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