Do wish the camera had more reach, or is it plenty good as a walk-around pocket camera?

Parks333: Please comment on range vs. resolution. Has range rarely been a problem with your RX100 Mk2?

That is my dilemma: Focal length vs. sensor size. I am leaning to one of the RX100's because I think most of my photos will be taken at close range, but I would like to see how others have resolved the dilemma.

To Racmanaz: The RX100 Mk2 goes for a little under $700, so that would be my upper limit. I am certainly will to spend less.

I have spent the last couple of years learning how to shoot my Canon 60D. Before that I spent several years learning how to shoot my Digital Rebel. My learning efforts continue.

One of the things that I learned is that sometimes it is too inconvenient and/or obtrusive to carry a large DSLR around. In those circumstances I would like to have a compact camera that I could put in my sportscoat or jacket pocket. I would use the camera for travel, family events, etc. I would also like to be able to print high quality pictures.

For those situations I am thinking about getting one of the following compact cameras: Sony RX100 (Mk 1 or 2), Canon S120 or Canon SX700.

Please share your thoughts on which of those camera would be best suited for my purposes. Thanks.