What’s Changed? In-body electronic image stabilization is the feature we’re most excited about. Presumably to keep up with GoPro’s Hero7, the RX0 II features impressive IS in such a tiny package. A flip-up, tilt-able screen is new on the back panel, a welcome addition for today’s selfie and vlogging culture. A new BIONZ X processor promises to help low-light and provide faster shooting. An upgraded version of Sony’s popular Eye AF makes an appearance here as well.

Professional Image Quality. The Sony RX0 II Ultra-Compact Camera offers professional-grade image quality in a compact and lightweight package. It can capture RAW and JPEG stills with shutter speeds as fast as 1/32,000 of a second in up to 16 fps bursts. It can record 4K UHD video and up to 1080p 120 fps video directly to the microSDXC card slot. Uncompressed, clean 4:2:2 4K footage can also be output through the micro HDMI port. It also offers super-slow motion at up to 960 fps. The 15.3MP 1-inch stacked sensor generates minimal rolling-shutter artifacts, and the built-in Zeiss 24mm-equivalent f/4.0 lens gives you a wide, distortion-free field of view.

Multi-Camera Sync. The RX0 II is designed for multi-camera recording. You can use the Sony PlayMemories app for iOS and Android to timecode-sync and control between 5 and 50 cameras. When connected to a Wi-Fi router, you can sync even more cameras, making the RX0 II great for concerts, plays, and other multi-camera applications.

Ultra-Compact High-Quality Build. Not only is this camera’s body extremely lightweight and compact, it’s also shockproof and waterproof down to 33 feet.

Additional Features. The RX0 II also features autofocus and manual focusing, an 8 inch minimum focusing distance, S-Log2 recording, NTSC and PAL compatibility, and on-camera controls.

We also offer a version with Sony’s filter adapter kit pre-installed.