Sony Dsc Rx100M3

I purchased this for a Sony DSC RX100M3, looking for the most compact case possible which would provide good protection. It has proved difficult to find a case deep enough for this camera without the other dimensions being too great, and this is perfect. A press stud belt loop makes the case easy to attach, and a shoulder strap is provided if required. Two zips allow the wrist strap to be left available outside the case, and padded lips extend beyond the zips to prevent them scratching the camera.

AN absolute requirement for the SONY DSC RX100

I purchased this Watson battery as a second battery for my Sony RX100M3. The Watson battery is just as good as the original Sony battery but at a much lower cost. This battery is a great value.

I have the sony DSC rx100III and this camera needed to be sent back Sony to address issues with the lens shutter. the sony repair folks fixed the camera back to factory specs. All good by me.

Am using this with an Sony RX100M3 and it works just as advertised. It is incredible particularly for the price. The quality far exceeds what I expected for the price as well -- it is nicely made an quite solidly constructed. Very pleased with this accessory.

Initial results very good. Improves close-up ability of Sony RX100M3, although limited by small camera zoom. Really impressive results on Canon A710is - also appears to eliminate the barrelling and purple fringing when just using camera macro.

For several years I have gotten along very well with both an RX100M3 and an RX100M6.  I prefer small cameras when on vacation, and these served me well.  But after a granddaughter came along, I started taking many more indoor shots with available light.  The RX100’s were no longer entirely satisfactory.  Too often I was using ISO 3200 and/or slow shutter speeds, and the results did not bear up under close scrutiny.  So I chose a Sony A7C with a Sony FE 55mm f1.8 lens for their low-light capabilities.  This solved my problem.  Indoor shots are now totally satisfactory, and family members noticed the improvement.  The shallow depth-of-field capabilities are also interesting to play with.

I use this pouch with my Sony RX100M3. Snug fit but I can easliy remove the camera (I have the adhesive grip attached). Doesn't hold a 2nd battery, which is alright for me, but it can hold a second SD card in a special pocket. I like that it has several different ways to attach the pouch to belts, pack straps, etc...

I bought this for a Sony RX100m3. It's small, but not quite pants pocketable. This strap allows me to carry it on my neck or over the shoulder. Most of the strap is made from that soft rubbery compound fabric that OpTech likes to use. The ends are short lengths of cord. The sections join together with quick release clasps. This is my favorite feature because when I don't need the strap only two short strap ends are still attached. Like most P&S cameras, they have very small eyelets to pass a cord through. I found threading from the bottom up on the camera is a quick and easy way to attach.

I used this Cam Strap-QD for my Sony RX100M3 and it is very convenient for me when I need to change to the cross-over shoulder OP/TECH strap in order to have free hands.