In my previous post about the RX100 M3, I had taken it to the OC Night Market to test out how well the sensor handled high ISO. The shots from that test turned out well and were usable after some light editing. The camera is perfect for an environment where you need a small camera to not stand out. It's hard to beat the RX100 M3 with its size to feature ratios: the pop up electronic viewfinder, pop up flash that you can tilt backwards, and articulating screen give you some great flexibility with this small but powerful camera. The location is still a night market, but I brought my monopod along this time.

So far all my photography related posts have involved my DSLR (technically mine is a DSLT but I will refer to it as a DSLR). I love my big DSLR with all the buttons to quickly change my exposure and the images my lenses are able to capture, but sometimes it’s not what I want to carry around. I am not bothered by the weight of the DSLR, but sometimes, especially when there is a heavy crowd and you need to walk around quite a bit, a more easy-to-handle and discrete camera is better suited for the situation.