Sony's newly minted casual videography compact camera is more than what it seems at first glance. The ZV-1 may be the camera vloggers want the RX100 to be.

The Sony RX100 VII packs a new sensor with the latest-gen BIONZ X image processor. It even boasts AI-based subject and eye tracking AF system with 0.02s acquisition time.

More professional photographers are carrying compact cameras like the Sony RX100 V, due to its exceptional capabilities.

A premium prosumer compact from Sony that has a 1" CMOS sensor with an attached DRAM memory chip for higher signal processing speeds. It comes with a 24-70mm equivalent F1.8-2.8 lens,built-in and retractable OLED viewfinder, and built-in Wi-Fi and NFC connectivity.

Sony's new Alpha 7R II, RX100 IV and RX10 II cameras are no ordinary upgrade, with super high-resolution sensors, new sensor technology, 4K video and fast capture rates.

Sony is back with the third version of its RX100 prosumer compact, which is sensibly called the RX100 III. Except this time it’s two hundred dollars more expensive, at S$1,199. The company thinks that the faster lens and built-in electronic viewfinder justify the increase in price, but does it really add value to the entire package?

The Sony RX100 Mark III is a premium prosumer compact from Sony that has a 1" CMOS sensor and a 24-70mm equivalent F1.8-2.8 lens. The camera also has a built-in and retractable OLED viewfinder and built-in Wi-Fi and NFC connectivity. To top it off, it also has a multi-angle WhiteMagic LCD display.

Sony's RX100 was the best compact camera of 2012 (and also the most expensive). Does the 2013 sequel top the original? Short answer: Yes! Is it worth paying top dollar for? Short answer: It's complicated! Click through for our review of the year's best compact to date.