Sony makes us wait 9 years for new superzoom bridge camera
Fixed-lens cameras have recently been enjoying a comeback as photographers look for something better than a phone without committing to a bag full of heavy lenses. That trend has been playing out across Sony's own RX range, from pocketable compacts up to the full-frame RX1R III, and now the company is bringing back its all-in-one superzoom bridge camera.
The RX10 V is the fifth entry in a series many assumed was finished. Its predecessor, the RX10 IV, launched in 2017 and was later discontinued with no obvious successor, so a new one arriving in 2026 is a pretty big surprise. Like its siblings, the RX10 V has one body, one lens, and a focal range stretching from wide-angle landscapes to distant bird shots.
What has changed is nearly everything behind the glass. The camera inherits processing and subject recognition from Sony's mirrorless Alpha line, along with a grip and...
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