The king of bridge cameras returns. Nearly a decade since the fourth-gen camera came out, Sony has introduced substantial improvements and upgrades to make the RX10 V a simply outstanding camera. With better ergonomics and controls, and bigger battery life, the RX10 V feels more like a mirrorless Alpha camera — and I’m not complaining.
Handling the RX10 V is a joy, and its long-reaching 24-600mm (full frame equivalent) lens lets you get up, close and personal with your subjects. Thanks to 30fps blackout-free drive and excellent autofocus, this is a solid camera for amateur wildlife and sports photographers. The 20.1MP images boast beautiful color reproduction, too.
