QUOTE(lwliam @ Aug 10 2015, 12:13 PM)
What's your main usage of the camera? What's your expectation of the camera that you'll be buying?
QUOTE(DaddyO @ Aug 10 2015, 12:51 PM)
Epl7 and a6000 will add another hundred to thousands to change lens. Interchangable allows better portrait, scenery, macro, all sorts possibilities but cost a lot.
If you primarily just point and shoot, rx100 is plenty good. Scenery shots as well as low light is great. But zoom is limiting and the portrait shot is meh.
QUOTE(faizalmzain @ Aug 10 2015, 01:54 PM)
that's the reason i downgraded to rx100 camera variant because i don't have spare money to buy good lenses,
rx100 took sharper images compared to kit lens on interchangeable camera

QUOTE(DaddyO @ Aug 10 2015, 04:57 PM)
But if take a look at rx100 shot like in flickr, just feels very point and shoot....ky. Because of sensor size and short zoom there literally almost no subject separation from background. A6000, the kit is meh but paired up with 30 or 50mm prime will see big change.
But of course really just depends on your artistic style. A6000 is rather expensive piece of gear with subpar kit lens. Other alternative like sony a5100 or nx3300 which i belive <rm2000 can offer some experiment before jumping to serious photography and img quality more less the same as a6000 minus autofocus speed.
M4/3 is good as well but sensor size closer to rx100 1" you probably wont notice the bokeh much if you switch.
so as the verdict? which one would be a better choice in comparison of all the 3 cameras (with just its basic kit) . i had google the 30mm and 50mm lens that you have suggest and it come about 199usd.