I have always kept a Canon Digital Elph in my purse for when I want something better than my cell phone, but don't want to drag a big DSLR around. I've always bought good quality cameras from Canon's Elph line up, but lately just haven't been happy with what I've gotten. Lately, I tend to take a lot of pics at the curling rink and low light is a problem. So I made the switch to Sony and just bought the Sony RX 100.
So far, I love it! It's a bit bigger than the Elph line, but still small enough for the small pocket in my purse, but it is the features that I'm loving. Specifically, that it shoots RAW files, and does well in low light. I can bounce the flash on it, which i LOVE, as well as alter the flash exposure. Those features are exactly what I wanted in a tiny camera. I'm not nuts about having 20 mega pixels to store and process though, but I can deal with that. The sensor size is larger than most compact cameras, so having 20 mp on a small sensor isn't an issue, and I was concerned about that. Very happy with it.
I'll post some pics when I get a chance to learn a few more functions and put it to the test!



