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Cameras which are being compared are Enthusiast Compact cameras.
Learn more about compared cameras specifications below. |
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Leica Q-P vs Sony Cyber-shot RX100 VI Specs |
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Q-P
All specs: Main page for Q-P |
Cyber-shot RX100 VI
All specs: Main page for Cyber-shot RX100 VI |
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Q-P vs Cyber-shot RX100 VI Sensors |
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On the pictures below the sensor areas of cameras are highlighted. This infographic highlights the sensor areas of both models compared to other common sensor formats: Note: 1-Euro coin for scale; the coin at 23.25mm diameter is slightly smaller than a US quarter. Boasting an area of 864mm² (1.38 sq.in.) the sensor of the Q-P is a lot larger than the Cyber-shot RX100 VI’s chip at 116mm² (0.19 sq.in.). In most cases a larger sensor will yield better results in low light, a considerable advantage in many situations (e.g. interior images), a clear disadvantage of the 1″ format. Better choice: Leica Q-P |
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Q-P vs Cyber-shot RX100 VI: Viewfinder Q-P has an electronic viewfinder and it’s resolution is 3.68 megapixel with magnification of 0.70x. Cyber-shot RX100 VI has an electronic viewfinder with resolution 2.36 megapixel, it’s magnification is 0.59x. Viewfinder magnifications of compared cameras. The black area shows a magnification of 1x, relative to native size; in red is a magnification of 0.85x. |
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Q-P (0.70x) |
Cyber-shot RX100 VI (0.59x) |
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Advantage: Leica Q-P |
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Leica Q-P VS Sony Cyber-shot RX100 VI Other Specs Comparison |
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Why is Leica Q-P a better choice |
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Q-P |
Cyber-shot RX100 VI |
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| Larger sensor (5) | Full frame | 1″ |
| Wider resolution (5, megapixel) | 24.20 | 20.10 |
| Better sensibility (4) | 100 – 50000 ISO | 125 – 12800 ISO |
| Better viewfinder (4, Megapixel) | 3.68 | 2.36 |
| Better monitor (2, Megapixel) | 1.04 | 0.92 |
| Longer battery life (3, photos) | 300 | 240 |
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Conclusion: Advantages of the Q-P are the larger sensor, the higher resolution and the larger sensitivity. We also like the better viewfinder, that the display has a higher resolution and that the battery has more stamina. The Q-P scores 23 points. |
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Otherwise why to choose Sony Cyber-shot RX100 VI |
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Q-P |
Cyber-shot RX100 VI |
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| Higher speed (4, frames/second) | 10 | 24 |
| Auto Focus points (4) | 49 | 315 |
| Built-in flash (2) | ||
| Image stabilizer (3) | ||
| Articulated monitor (2) | ||
| Better Video (2) | 1920 x 1080 | 3840 x 2160 |
| Weighs less (2) | 640g (20.6 oz.) |
301g (9.7 oz.) |
| More portable (2) | 967cm³ (61 cu.in.) |
253cm³ (16 cu.in.) |
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Conclusion: Advantages of the Cyber-shot RX100 VI are that the camera is faster, the faster and more accurate auto focus and the built-in flash. A nice touch is the optical image stabilizer, the articulated display and the superior video recording. A recommendation of the Cyber-shot RX100 VI is made easy by the lower weight than the Q-P and the more compact size. Yields 21 points for the Cyber-shot RX100 VI. |
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Common Specs for both cameras compared |
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Q-P |
Cyber-shot RX100 VI |
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| Touch screen | ||
| WiFi | ||
| Leica Q-P VS Sony Cyber-shot RX100 VI Dimensions |
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Look at front view of the Q-P and Cyber-shot RX100 VI |
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Top view of cameras |
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Total scores Here’s the total score according to comparison above: |
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Leica Q-P |
Sony Cyber-shot RX100 VI |
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23
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21
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We advise to choose the newest model: Leica Q-P. |
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