Sony DSC-RX100M3 / RX100 Mark III Sample Video 1: Low Light

The first sample video I shot with my new RX100M3!
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The footage was shot mostly handheld at 1/50s shutter, F1.8 / F2.8 and Auto ISO. Footage was shot at the 1080 24M 25P setting. Colour grading was done in FCPX (still learning!) I was surprised to find that the RX100M3 refuses to record XAVC S footage on any memory card smaller than 64GB!
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MY FIRST IMPRESSIONS
So far, quite impressed by the RX100M3. Image stabilization (when not walking) is quite effective for video and the lens is very versatile. Low light performance and autofocus not amazing compared to my Sony A6000, but nontheless still good and far and away better than many other compacts and smartphones I've tried. You can see quite a lot of noise in a number of these shots, though I personally don't hate noise as long as it isn't too severe. I find the video shooting modes a little confusing since the settings seem to change between different exposure modes. Also the camera's default behaviour is to turn off when you retract the viewfinder, which is intensely frustrating.
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