The Sony RX100 Mark III, which is this little guy over here. I think it has a better image quality, better focal length, and a very nice flip-out screen. So a little while ago, I made a video about the Canon G9, which is one of those Canon Punishute cameras. And I was really happy with the camera. I made a video in talking about how great that camera was. But there was always one little issue with that camera that kept on bothering me over and over again. And that was the length of the lens. Every time I turned that camera into myself, I felt like the camera is a little too close. If you ever filmed yourself, you very quickly realize how important the length of the lens is. Like right now, I'm shooting with 18mm, and you have like a nice kind of open image. Like this would be like a 35. If I was holding the camera in a film of what a 35 this would it would look like. But because I can push this lens up to 18mm, this feels much more ergonomic. Especially for YouTube and social media, this feels a little more acceptable, a little more comfortable. So this kind of image is what I was looking for out of my Punishute camera, which leads me to my new Punishute camera. The Sony RX 100 Mark 3, which is, I was kind of settling a little bit with the Canon, but this made me really happy. So going on to 2022, this is the Punishute that I'll be carrying. And I'm really, I really think I won't be changing the Punishute anytime soon. I like to have a camera that I like and rely on it, and just master that camera and do as best as I can with that camera. I like to use the camera for as long as I can. I feel like choosing the image that you like and sticking to that image will give you more consistency, will give you better results, will give you more understanding of the type of image that you create. So you can always rely on the way you're creating. This is not cheap, especially for Punishute camera. I feel like this is a little on the expensive side, but the build quality of this is incredible. This camera is fully made out of metal. It has a Zagged lens, which they're really good at building glass, so this looks incredible. My goal with this is to just grab this, point it at myself and film. Some of my favorite features is, again, the glass. I feel like this is a pretty good length. I think if you're talking to camera, like right now, you can see I'm just holding the camera in my hand, but you can still see my ho-head, you can get a little bit of shoulder. If I went out a little tripod to this or anything like that, this works perfectly fine. I didn't realize this, but the build quality really matters for me. This camera is going to be thrown around. It's important to have a camera that I know is not just going to break. The two Punishute camera cameras that I had before both had fixed screen, so I have to just guess and hope for the best. Here, because I get a flip-off screen, is a lot nicer that you can see yourself and you can make sure you're in focus. This has out of focus and is good. I leave on out to exposure and is good, but sometimes you'll fail. So if the day is very bright, but I'm filming on the end or is it my expose for the outside, the black eye, everything aside, so at least by seeing myself, I can tell if the image is not how I want. The image out of this is 1080. I don't need 4K. I think I'm just filming this on my day-to-day basis. I put, I think it's a 64-member recording here and I still have like eight hours of recording. And the last thing that I really loved about this camera is that I can charge this via USB. So I never really could take the battery out of this. I just pop in a USB and is one of those regular mini USB things that everybody has. It gives me the flexibility that I want. So a battery that lasts longer, a memory that can outlast and whenever running closer to running out of memory or if I need a footage that isn't here, I can quickly back up and back into action. But as with the end camera, we have our downfall. So a couple of little minor, smaller things that I could have been better. My main thing with this camera, which I'm not particularly fond of, is the record button for two reasons. First, I wish I could just set the trigger to record. I wish I could just grab this camera, press right here and start recording myself. It doesn't let me do that. The actual recording button for this camera, it's this little button over here. You see how, like, you look at the size of my finger and look how small that button is. I've been trying to get used to like, like basically just whipping my finger in this corner. So I wish this button was either bigger or they just let me use the trigger to start recording because this is ridiculous. I want to just use this camera. Sometimes I feel like I start pressing menus and start flipping things, especially because you feel me looking yourself and the button is so small, it's just ridiculous. And I think the only other little point that I have with this camera, I'm slightly afraid of, like, the build is really great and I love the flip-out screen. But you see how thin this is. Like, this little body here is very thin. There's never something that already concerned me and obviously nothing has indicated that it will break. It's just the mere fact that it is a very thin piece of metal. And obviously because it connects to the screen, I'm afraid that the screen is going to stop working if that breaks when I reach them. Oh, it's getting to my nose now. But it's so funny. I feel like I can keep making videos on point-shoot cameras. Just never to go, but I do like to share these aspects because even though I work with really big cameras and I use many different cameras from many things, this is one of the cameras that I end up using most on my day-to-day basis. And I know that when I was looking to buy these cameras reviews and updated reviews are so important. So I know that, like, making these videos might be helpful to someone. So I hope this was helpful to you. If you're in the market to get a point-shoot or if you're looking, if you should consider this little guy, I think it's great if these little problems don't bother you depending on what your goal is with the point-shoot. I think you should go for it. Let's say this is all I have for you today. Again, really like this camera and I'm going to be using this probably for the whole year if not longer, as long as this hatchet doesn't break. Let's say thank you for your time. Hope you have a great day. Goodbye.