Battery life isn't one of the Sony RX0's strengths. Whether you're looking for a spare battery or to replace a battery that isn't holding a charge as well as it should, here's a rundown of the options. And what Sony doesn't tell you is that there's a good alternative that might be easier to find and potentially cheaper.
The Sony RX0 is tiny and looks like an action camera that's built for shooting video. But it's also a surprisingly capable stills camera as well. Here are some example photos I've taken with it to give a sense of its real-world performance in various shooting conditions.
The Sony RX0 is a tiny but surprisingly powerful camera. It's an unconventional choice as a travel camera, and it's not without its issues. But it also has a lot going for it, including decent low-light performance. Here's what I've found when shooting photos with it in the ISO 3200 to ISO 12800 range.
Here's my hands-on review of the Fujifilm Finepix XP130 waterproof camera, an affordably priced go-anywhere waterproof compact camera.
After testing several sub-$200 waterproof cameras at the beach and pool, one clear favorite emerged, along with a close runner-up and a few I wouldn't recommend. Here's what actually held up in the sand, sun, and surf.
The Olympus TG-5 offers two memory card options that look similar but behave differently: Format wipes everything, while All Erase skips images you've protected. Here's how each works, and how to protect specific photos or video clips first.
Here's a collection of sample photos I've taken with the new Olympus TG-5 camera to give an idea of how it performs in real-world shooting conditions with a range of settings and subjects.
Leica has a waterproof camera in their line: the Leica X-U. I recently had the chance to shoot with it for a few weeks on a trip to the Arctic. Here's my hands-on review.
Here's a collection of sample images I've taken with a Leica X-U under different conditions and at different settings to give a sense of how it performs in real-world shooting conditions.
If the built-in lens on your Olympus Tough TG-6, TG-5, or TG-4 isn't as wide as you'd like, there's a waterproof fisheye adapter lens that you can snap onto the front that will instantly add a super wide-angle perspective.
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