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RX100M3 Video Quality First Impressions

I have just hit the movie button on the back and this is what I got out of the camera.

Over all I though the video quality was pretty good, it was set on Auto. With my SRL I am so used to having to tweak the settings to get the right balance, however what came off the camera was pretty good.

The sound despite it having a little echo from the room wasn't bad at all and perfectly usable for this type of video.  I would want an off camera mic for something more important though.

Unfortunately the camera lacks anyway of using an External microphone, the Mark 2 did have a horseshoe mount that supported a mic input.  In the grand scheme of things, this doesn't bother me too much as off camera sound is easy enough to marry up with the video in post if it is really needed.

It was set to 25fps using the AVCHD 25p 24M (FX)

I will try out the XAVCS format one I have I card that can handle it, my current SD Card isn't compatible.

As always I don't have much time, but a friend asked me if I could make her a short promo video of her making some of her jewellery. 

I accepted the challenge and loaded my car full of equipment, most of which wasn't used of course, but I would have needed should I have left it at home!

The natural light and its direction were perfect for the shoot, so no studio lighting needed setting up.  That was perfect as it meant I could setup the camera and start shooting. 

I took a couple of takes to make sure we had enough footage and more importantly enough good footage and then transferred it across to the computer for processing. 

Now comes the hard bit- getting 34mins of video down to about 2-3 minutes without losing the point of the video.  Lots of micro trimming later I had a final product!

Jules has popped it on YouTube for all to view, including you

Would you like something like this made for your business, please get in touch.