I tested Sony’s surprise new RX10 V bridge camera — and it makes a solid case for reviving the forgotten format
The discontinued Sony Cyber-shot RX10 IV was already the best bridge camera available, and the RX10 V is even better, in all the right ways. Yes, we get the same core features — a 1-inch stacked sensor and 24-600mm lens — but they were already a winning combination, and here are enhanced by Sony's latest processor and autofocus, which take high-speed and wildlife photography to new heights. Add in the better viewfinder, improved ergonomics, handy joystick control and huge bump in battery life, and the RX10 V is a wonderfully polished all-in-one camera. The only sticking point is the price — but you do get a lot of camera for your money.
Pros
- +A perfectly struck balance of quality and superzoom versatility
- +Latest processor and autofocus improve wildlife photography performance
- +Big boost in battery life over predecessor
- +Improved ergonomics and key controls added, including a joystick
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