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Sony RX10 Mark 4

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$2,299.95

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The arrival of the New Sony RX10 IV will be welcome news to all Sony fans. Much to the delight of sports and action shooters the RX10IV can shoot at up to 24 frames per second, while AF performance is blistering. This is the type of pace you would usually see from an interchangeable lens camera, not a Compact Digital Camera. Up front is a whopping 25x optical zoom lens, which also happens to be a solid low-light performer. Capping off the highlights of this rugged performer are a 20.1MP 1-inch RS stacked CMOS sensor and BIONZ X image processor, delivering consistently sharp and detailed pictures for you and your friends to admire.

20.1MP 1-inch RS stacked CMOS sensor

24fps continuous shooting

24-600mm equivalent zoom

Fast f2.4-4 zoom lens

BIONZ X image processor

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Sony RX10 IV - Huge zoom and blistering speed

The blueprint that Sony laid down with previous superzooms is still present in the new RX10IV, but now they have added lightning speed to the mix. Like you have previously seen before in larger DSLR cameras, the RX10IV is fast to fire and to focus, so you won't have any trouble keeping up with the pace. A Fast hybrid system, which includes 315 phase-detection points and contrast-detection AF is the driving force behind this focus performance. According to Sony this system is capable of attaining focus in as little as 0.03 seconds! Once your subject is in focus you are ready to shoot, where the RX10IV will only impress you further, thanks to 24 frames per second continuous shooting.

With a dust and moisture-resistant body, the RX10IV can accompany anywhere you end up, never mind the weather forecast. Within this rugged body is Sony’s latest 20.1MP 1-inch RS stacked CMOS sensor and BIONZ X image processor. This combo delivers clean and detailed images every time you push the shutter button. A fresh and new OLED viewfinder helps you to frame your pictures and have fun while doing so. Keeping up with the modern world, the RX10IV features built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and NFC. Your friends and family can now know where you are and what you are looking at faster than ever before.

As is expected of an RX series camera the RX10IV has a real whopping lens up front; a 24-600mm Zeiss-Vario Sonnar T. This lens and its 25x range can adequately frame your subject from a remarkable distance, so don't worry too much if you can't get a closer seat. As well as impressive zoom this lens is also perfect for handheld shooting, with a fast f2.4-4 maximum aperture rating. Even when you are zoomed right out across a field or stadium the lens can be opened up to a respectable aperture, resulting in sharper pictures and even selective focus control.

SKU	116021
Condition	New
Available Colours	Black
Megapixels	20MP
Sensor Size	1" (13.2 x 8.8mm)
ISO/Sensitivity	100-12800
Image Stabilisation	Optical
Zoom Focal Length	24-600mm
Optical Zoom	25x
LCD Size	3.0"
Touchscreen	Yes
Liveview	Yes
Viewfinder	Electronic
Array	f2.4-4
Min Shutter Speed	30 sec
Max Shutter Speed	1/2000 sec
Built-in Flash	Pop-up
Continuous Shooting Speed	24 fps
Self Timer	2, 5, or 10 sec
Metering	Centre-weighted, Multi-pattern, Spot
Video Resolution	-
File Formats	JPEG, RAW, AVCHD, MPEG-4
Memory Type	SD, SDHC, SDXC, Memory Stick Duo, Memory Stick PRO Duo
Connectivity	USB 2, mini HDMI, Wi-Fi
Battery	Sony NP-FW50
Battery Type	Lithium-ion
Charger	Includes Li-Ion Charger
Dimensions	132.5 x 94.0 x 145.0 mm (Including EVF)
Weight (kg)	1.0950
Skill Level	Enthusiast, Semi-Professional
WiFi	Yes
GPS	-
Lifestyle Uses	Family/Pets/Party, Lightweight, Sports, Travel/Landscape
Waterproof	-
Manufacturer's Warranty	12 Months

Sony RX10 IV
NP-FW50 Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Battery
AC Adapter
Micro USB Cable
Shoulder Strap
Lens Cap
Shoe Cap
Lens Hood
Eyepiece Cap

Awesome package but bulky/heavy
Michael, Melbourne, 14/06/2019

I bought this after going to Antarctica with only a mobile phone and regretting the quality of the photos/movies I shot. I just returned from Russia and wow, I was amazed at the number of good shots from this camera. Yes, there were a few moments it would not focus (ie. very low contrast distant views or low light) but that ranked about 1 in 30-40 shots overall (and without using a flash it was banned in the museums). The camera takes close to 2 seconds to turn on or less than 1 second to wake from sleep because it must move the lens to its starting position. The zoom is great and there is little difference with the Steady lossless x2 zoom function. The screen only tilts so forget about selfies and is touch sensitive for adjusting focus, zooming in ad scrolling and returning to 100% magnification (the shown menu commands cannot be altered). The screen is bright and automatically turns off when the EVF is used. There are multiple customs buttons around the camera body to be programmed for taking a photo or playback. There are also many controls for video (and a separate microphone and headphone jack). The battery life was surprisingly good - almost 2 days on 1 battery (3rd party). Transferring photos from the camera to a phone was a little slow considering the file size was reduced (2MB limit rather than actual size: 10-18MB). There are many sub menus within the menu system but most-commonly used commands can be programmed into the "My Menu" tab (but I used the Fn and Custom buttons most of the time). The camera has many controls but is missing a (Canon) control to preset separate R G B channels. Also be careful taking many multiple shots in continuous mode (set to high not medium or low), fast motion or long video as the camera cannot be used while the buffer is been written to. The continuous shooting mode was phenomenal (but it took quite a while to delete un-needed photos). I found the camera a little heavy to wear during the day so I have bought a wider strap with more padding. I previously owned a Canon 70D with the kit lens and I could notice the improvement in long distance photo quality and the number of good photos that were in focus from this huge point and shoot camera (even though the sensor is smaller). I had researched this camera and the Nikon (smaller sensor), Canon (no 4k) and Panasonic (no phase detection) competitors and have no regrets buying this Sony bridge camera (until version v is released).

Pros: Build quality
Cons: Complicated, Bulky
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes