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Sony RX10 V Revives Superzoom Line After 9 Years, But Has One Big Flaw
Sony has launched the RX10 V, its first new superzoom camera in nine years, targeting wildlife photographers. The camera upgrades autofocus and image stabilization over the RX10 IV, but retains the same 24-600mm lens and 20.1MP sensor. A notable drawback is the lack of a new sensor, limiting low-light performance improvements.
Meridian48 take
The RX10 V is a welcome refresh for a niche audience, but incremental upgrades after nearly a decade may not justify the upgrade for existing RX10 IV owners.
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Sony RX10 V vs Sony Cyber-shot RX10 IV: I love this classic wildlife camera’s upgrades after a nine-year wait, but there’s one big drawback →
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