looking for a pro light weight camera, rx100 7? or please recommend one

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any light weight and small camera recommendation?
It looks rx100 7 not bad?
budget about £2000, requirement: light weight and pro quality.
also is sport camera worth it? I mean the quality doesn't look professional, like go pro
 
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What do you want it for? GoPro would be useless for wildlife, but then a mirrorless or dslr would be useless for underwater.

For £3k, take your pick from anything really.

oh and GoPros are used in lots of tv and film, so you can’t get much more professional than that.
 
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TCR4x4 said:
What do you want it for? GoPro would be useless for wildlife, but then a mirrorless or dslr would be useless for underwater.

For £3k, take your pick from anything really.

oh and GoPros are used in lots of tv and film, so you can’t get much more professional than that.
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Thanks, i knew gopro far from I want,how about £2000, what's the best choice? Save £1000 for my computer upgrade :) Sony rx100 7 ? Any better one? Must be Light weight, no lens change needed
 
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cameraa said:
Thanks, i knew gopro far from I want,how about £2000, what's the best choice? Save £1000 for my computer upgrade :) Sony rx100 7 ? Any better one? Must be Light weight, no lens change needed
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The important thing is to say what you want it for. Then you will find useful recommendations.
 
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for everything :)
daily use, travalling, .....
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Phone would be best then :). You have to specify what sort of photos/videos you are creating otherwise it’s impossible to say what may be best.
 
I would always recommend getting a used camera. The best all-round cameras are dslr’s. No need to spend more than a few hundred if you are new to the hobby. Maybe a d7100 with a standard zoom and prime.
 
One thing that would annoy me with the RX100 series is the pop up and down evf. I went for the Panasonic TZ100 which is a similar 1" sensor camera with a 25-250mm zoom and a more conventional EVF, that you don't have to pop up and down. There's a TZ200 now.
 
Rapscallion said:
I would always recommend getting a used camera. The best all-round cameras are dslr’s. No need to spend more than a few hundred if you are new to the hobby. Maybe a d7100 with a standard zoom and prime.
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Thanks, I got nex 5r for 9years now, the Len or camera sometime not responding as fast as new, still works most time, I like a7 iii, but prefer light weight, so stuck on choice
 
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