Sony Rx 100 Mark Iv Digital Camera

I got this case for my new Sony RX 100 IV. The camera, extra battery and memory fit perfectly. The case is well constructed.

I now have this attachment on both my Sony RX 100 cameras, a Mark V and Mark VII. The grip makes holding the cameras much more natural!

Perfect for wrapping my Sony RX-100 Mark VII. Especially when it's in my vehicle in the Arizona heat. :X

I am using the remote with my Sony RX 10 Mark four – – works very well!

After 6 months of using the Sony RX-10 IV it is now the only camera that I use. My 5D and all the extras, including the L Series 28-300 are sitting idle. We travel a lot and it is nice to have a camera that produces great pictures without all the added weight to carry around I would highly recommend this camera

Having owned an a7R ll and an a7R lll, I can honestly say the new Mark IV is a big improvement. Overall, the camera is more ergonomic. Sony increased the size of the grip just a bit making for a more comfortable hand-holding experience. I like the new implementation of Eye AF and action tracking. The EVF has been upgraded to the point that looking through the viewfinder, almost looks as good as an optical finder. All the buttons have been upgraded to feel more precise. 2 memory slots ... big deal! 61 MP of resolution! What can I say ... the files are beautiful and rich in detail, AND BIG! The addition of variable aspect ratios for me was a big deal and reason enough fopr me to upgrade to the new Mark IV. I came from shooting 6x6 medium format. Never really liked the 35mm aspect ratio. Now I have the ability to shoot squares (1:1) or 4:3 and see the crop in camera. I suspect 61mp and an increase in focus points provided an easier transition to crop images in camera. The touch screen option is only good for placing a focus point, not for menu selections. Don't know why Sony implemented touch screen this way, but maybe can be fixed in a firmware update? Beware, that Sony menus are not the greatest. The new IV attempts to improve the menus, but they are still a little confusing ... you do get used to them over time. Overall ... a great camera. If you shoot action & portraits, you will love the implementation of eye AF and tracking ... worth the upgrade in my opinion. For all of you landscape shooters ... get ready for some amazing files!

The attachment grip is exactly what the Sony RX 100 II needed.

This Grip help to get a much better grip. I had one for my Sony RX 100 VI and this one is for my new Sony RX 100 VII.

The Sony RX100 VA provides incredible capability in an unimaginably small profile. I debated long and hard whether to purchase the RX 100 VII, but opted for the faster lens. I owned the original RX 100, until it died. The incremental upgrades between the original and the VA have become a quantum leap. The view finder two step action is not bothersome. The increased focus tracking and video tools add to the allure of this camera. My other gear includes: Sony 7rII, which I love and has incredible detail, but the RX 100 VA reduces the weight load by 90%, Sony a6000 - and the gap has narrowed such that I'll probably convert my a6000 to IR, and an iPhone 11 - which is not bad in a pinch, but the RX 100 VA brings all the creative control of my full frame and creates a much better file for LR/PS editing. Bottom line, the size profile truly makes this a camera you have with you at all time! Bravo Sony!

I bought it to use with my new sony rx-100, because it can protect the camera and at the same time I can put in my pocket without problems. Excellent product