My new camera Sony RX100VI and some shots

[eislekel]

Hi all,
After thousands of research, I bought Sony Rx100VI. I'm very happy with the results.
My aim was to find the best point-and-shoot camera for my needs.

Here are a few shots I made and cropped from the entire photo. These are not taken with a macro lens.
I will keep this topic updated. It may be helpful who are looking for a point-and-shoot camera but cannot decide which one to buy.

Camera mode: Manual
Flash: No
F: 2.8
Iso 80 - 100
Post process: Yes (Lightroom)
Tripod: No

Cropped:

Originals:

The whole tank (80x40x40cm) is 80 liters 20gal.

 

[MrGisonni]

Beautiful!!!

 

[eislekel]

New shots arrived with Sony Rx100VI.
1/25
F2.8
ISO 80
Post production: Yes
Tripod: No
Flash: No
*Cropped from the taken photos.

 

[eislekel]

New shots...
1/25
F2.8
ISO 80
Post-production: Yes
Tripod: No
Flash: No
*Cropped from the taken photos.

 

[eislekel]

Mandarin Dragonet.
1/25
F2.8
ISO 80
Post-production: Yes
Tripod: No
Flash: No
*Cropped from the taken photos.

 

[Nano_Man]

Great pictures

 

[eislekel]

Great pictures

Thank you!

 

[eislekel]

I have recorded 2 new videos in 4K.

 

[eislekel]

Full nano tank view in 4K with Sony Rx100VI

 

[Ben549]

Mandarin Dragonet.
1/25
F2.8
ISO 80
Post-production: Yes
Tripod: No
Flash: No
*Cropped from the taken photos.

LOOOOOOOVE the mandarin shots! have you tried making a custom white balance, ive been playing around with that to avoid lightroom.

 

[eislekel]

LOOOOOOOVE the mandarin shots! have you tried making a custom white balance, ive been playing around with that to avoid lightroom.

Thank you,
Actually, I have custom white balance settings on my camera but my shots are too dark in Raw that's why I'm editing them on Lightroom just to have a better look.

 

[Ben549]

Thank you,
Actually, I have custom white balance settings on my camera but my shots are too dark in Raw that's why I'm editing them on Lightroom just to have a better look.

what do you mean too dark? your iso is really low, can you bump that up a bit? you should be good up to at least 800

 

[eislekel]

what do you mean too dark? your iso is really low, can you bump that up a bit? you should be good up to at least 800

I use it between 80-100 to have less noise.

 

[Gumbies R Us]

Those are some very good photos!!!

 

[eislekel]

Those are some very good photos!!!

Thank you

 

[Ben549]

I use it between 80-100 to have less noise.

80-100 is really low for modern sensors, you should be just fine at much higher iso. 80-100 is what I would have used on a DSLR 10-15yrs ago.

 

[eislekel]

80-100 is really low for modern sensors, you should be just fine at much higher iso. 80-100 is what I would have used on a DSLR 10-15yrs ago.

I will try that, It's my first camera. I just started to shoot 2 weeks ago. Every recommendation is precious for me.

 

[Ben549]

I will try that, It's my first camera. I just started to shoot 2 weeks ago. Every recommendation is precious for me.

Oh ok, I didn't want to jump in if you already knew all this. You've got a good camera and lightroom is an excellent choice for photo editing.

Here's an example straight out of my camera, the only thing I did was resize it so I could actually post it here. This is at 3200 iso

 

[eislekel]

Oh ok, I didn't want to jump in if you already knew all this. You've got a good camera and lightroom is an excellent choice for photo editing.

Here's an example straight out of my camera, the only thing I did was resize it so I could actually post it here. This is at 3200 iso

wow, I will try to increase iso on my shots.

 

[Ben549]

here is a cropped picture of the anthia so you can evaluate the noise.