April 2015

When Sony introduced the original RX100, it was a ground-breaking use of a 1-inch sensor in a point and shoot. I hesitate to call it a compact camera, as it is pretty beefy for most pockets. But for those who wanted excellent image quality without needing an interchangeable lens, it was a breath of fresh air. Sony has continued to beef up the RX100 product family, with the Mark III version adding some important features like an Electronic Viewfinder (EVF). However, image quality has hardly changed over the intervening years, moving up only 1 point – from 66 to 67 in DxOMark’s rankings. After we field-tested the newer, and higher-rated Canon G7 X last month, I thought we should catch up with the Sony RX100 III and give readers more information about how the two cameras compare…

Adobe continues to add value for Adobe Creative Cloud Photo Plan subcribers, and for those who buy Lightroom “a la carte.” The new version of Lightroom is a solid performance upgrade, but also adds some cool new features.

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