It is a way that I receive some financial compensation. When you click on any of these types of links on and decide to buy something on Amazon, ShareASale, Adorama, Ebay, E-junkie or other similar affiliate sites, may receive a commission on the sale. Yes, I'm that old! THANK SO MUCH! BruceĭISCLOSURE STATEMENT: Thank you for supporting the Canon Camera Geek website. This page may include affiliate links. I base my recommendations on the performance of the product, other photographers' feedback I gather, as well as my personal experiences with photography equipment since 1969. There are simply too many (millions) for one person to try. I have used most, but not every single one of these products personally. My goal is to provide useful information and sometimes I recommend products that I believe will help you with your photography, but there are no guarantees. The RX100 III vs G1X Mark II battle is a hot topic in many of the forums on digital photography Reviews of these two cameras by buyers on Amazon: That''s why I like to go to sources where there is a big collection of opinions all in one place. Sites, but usually you can only get a few scattered opinions on a specific feature of a camera. The addition of the pop-up electronic viewfinder was game changing for the RX100 and the both lens re-design and the addition of the tilting electronic viewfinder on the Canon were just as significant. The price comparison of the Canon and the Sony does not create enough differentiation to make a decision on whch camera is right for you unless you consider the added cost of the separate EVF viewfinder for the Canon G1X Mark II.īoth of these cameras were significant improvements over their perspective earlier versions. Sony RX100 III Vs Canon G1X Mark II Price Comparison This photo of these three beautiful girls was taken using the G1X Mark II with the LCD screen tilted downward. The Canon also lets you tilt the camera downward because of its double hinge.Įyes become accentuated in portraits when the camera is held above your subjects and tilted downward, even if only slightly. Both of these cameras allow you to rotate the screens upward 180 degrees for taking selfie photos, a frequent occurrence in today's society. LCD screens are an important feature of every digital camera because they are used so much during the picture taking and viewing process. The Sony RX100 Mark III weighs a little more than half as much as the G1X Mark II. The G1x Mark II is about 60% thicker, front to back, mostly due to the thicker lens, its bigger coverage area and longer zoom range. The G1X Mark II lens is made bigger to cover the bigger sensor of the Canon. The Canon Powershot G1X Mark II is about 15% taller and about 30% longer. In defense of the G1X Mark II, it is pocket-able if you have very big pockets. It is smaller, thinner, and lighter than the G1X Mark II. The RX100 III wins this battle if you are looking for a camera that is truly pocket-able.
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