A few more with the RX100

In my last post, I was keen to share my first outing in some time with my RX100, a camera that I had considered selling on due to lack of use but I am so glad that I held on to.

The unobtrusive nature of this little compact allows me to go pretty much unnoticed as I find the next image, it also sits almost weightlessly in a coat pocket, an ideal lightweight set up.

With such a diminutive size, comes the trade off of battery size and durability, however for me it is no problem to carry a couple of spare batteries but to be honest I worry far less about such things these days, I just enjoy getting out and taking photos.

Too many cameras, too little time?

Regular readers of my musings will have followed my journey into the world of point and shoot cameras over the last twelve months, with many of my recent blog entries centered around the Lumix LX5 and Lx7 cameras and the Canon S95, G11 and G12.

As my collection has grown, there are certain cameras that are going to be left behind, a case of too many cameras and too little time, or another opportunity for a photo project where perhaps I just use one camera for a month? (with my collection as it is, this project would take over a year to complete!)

One such camera in question is my Sony RX100 which I acquired in July of this year and took for its first outing to the seaside at Budleigh Salterton.

The single image that features for this post is one of my favourites from that shoot, which has prompted me to ensure the Sony will be used more over the next week or so, when I have a few days off from work and more opportunity to get out and take photos.