The Sony RX10 V brings major upgrades to its predecessor, the RX10 IV, with an impressive AI processing unit, UHS-II SD card support, and much more. Key features include:
20.1MP 1" Exmor RS BSI CMOS sensor
BIONZ XR processing engine with AI chip
Integrated Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* f/2.4-4 zoom lens
4K120 high-speed video; 30 fps continuous shooting
What’s Changed? Building off the design of its near-decade old predecessor, the RX10 V from Sony sets the curve in 4K recording capabilities in an ergonomic, portable body. Through the latest AI-chipped BIONZ XR processing engine and 20.1MP 1" Exmor RS BSI CMOS sensor, this camera delivers 4K120 high-speed video with sensor crop, 4K60 full-pixel 10-bit video, and up to 30 fps of continuous shooting. Now powered through a deep-learning AI unit, tracking and autofocus capabilities face massive improvements in its Real-Time Recognition AF and Auto-Framing delivery. Expanding on the RX10 IV’s UHS-I SD card support, the RX10 V now accepts UHS-II SD cards!
More On That.. We should get into the grit of this stacked sensor and processing engine to fully understand their massive capabilities. Together, they pummel through typical imaging issues to produce sharp details, low noise, and exceptional capture speeds. The stacked design of the sensor is no joke, delivering maximum readout speeds, accurate exposure, and natural tones in skin, foliage, and skies. Additionally, the RX10 V offers a standard sensitivity range of ISO 100 to 12800, which can be lowered to ISO 64 for stills.
Say Zeiss Zoom 25 Times. Ha. Ha. The integrated Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* zoom lens offers a lengthy 9.1 to 210mm range with a 24 to 600mm full-frame equivalence. At both ends of the focal range, close-up capture is closer than you think. At 24mm, this lens offers a 1.18-inch minimum focusing distance and 0.42x magnification, and at the max 600mm, it offers a 28.3-inch minimum focusing distance and 0.49x magnification. It sports a standard f/2.4 to f/4.0 aperture range that excels in low-light, while the built-in Optical SteadyShot image stabilization, newly-added gyro sensor, and advanced IS algorithms work effortlessly to create a reliable hybrid system. The optical construction of this lens consists of eight extra-low dispersion glass elements, including two Precision Advanced Aspherical elements that keep aberrations in check and add a smooth bokeh to your imaging.
Track Star. Following subjects in motion is an easy feat for the RX10 V. Equipped with deep-learning AI technology, this camera uses a Real-Time Recognition AF system offering 60 autofocus and auto-exposure calculations per second to seamlessly recognizes and tracks humans, wildlife, cars, and much more. While it’s tracking every move, a separate Auto Framing feature centers your subject by automatically cropping and adjusting image compensation.
Design and Power. From an outside view, the updated design of the RX10 V presents itself as a tactile, ergonomic option. With a redesigned grip, all of your button and dial controls are accessible and easy to operate. It features a 3-inch 1.62m-dot tilting touchscreen LCD monitor, and a 0.5-inch 3.69m-dot OLED electronic viewfinder with 0.78x magnification for an accurate and flawless monitoring experience. This camera is powered by the included Sony NP-FZ100 Battery and Sony BC-QZ1 Charger!
Connection Is Key. This camera provides you with the necessities—a micro-HDMI port for external monitoring, dual 3.5mm TRS headphone and microphone jacks, and a SuperSpeed USB-C interface that delivers data transfers and power input at 10 Gb/s. On top of the camera, you’ll find an MI hot shoe that is fully compatible with separately available Sony microphones and flashes! For an even more elevated experience, this camera is built with dual-band 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi to allow use of the Sony Creator’s App, available for both iOS and Android devices!