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Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-RX10 IV Camera

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£561.85

  • Features: Autofocus, Image Stabilization, Touchscreen, Wireless, Zoom
  • Brand: Tri-State Camera
  • Number of Megapixels: 20.1 MP
  • Camera Lens Type: Zoom Lens
  • Maximum Aperture: f/4
  • Maximum Shutter Speed: 1/32000 Seconds
  • Memory Card Type: SDHC, SDXC, MultiMedia
  • Minimum Shutter Speed: 1/32000
  • Focal Length: 24-600mm
  • Screen Size: 3.0″
  • Resolution: 4K UHD
  • Manufacturer Part Number: SONDSCRX10M4_WM
  • Model: SONDSCRX10M4_WM
  • Manufacturer: TriStateCamera
  • Wireless Technology: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
  • Inputs & Outputs: HDMI|USB|Memory Card Reader
  • Digital Camera Type: Bridge Compact Digital Cameras
  • Lens Diameter: 72 mm
  • Electronics Certifications: CE|FCC

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Providing speed, reach, and versatile recording features, the Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 IV from Sonyis a compact solution for the multimedia image-makers. Featuring anupdated 20.1MP 1″ Exmor RS BSI CMOS sensor and BIONZ X image processor,the RX10 IV is capable of up to 24 fps shooting at ISO 12800, as well asrecording UHD 4K/30p or Full HD 1080/120p video. The sensor’sback-illuminated and stacked technologies afford a high degree of imagequality with notable clarity and reduced noise to suit working inchallenging lighting conditions. Complementing the shooting speed of thesensor and processor combination, this camera also offers a quickened315-point focal plane phase-detection autofocus system for focus speedsas fast as 0.03 seconds.

Balancing the imaging capabilities, the RX10 IV is also characterized byits 25x Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* zoom lens, which spans an impressive24-600mm equivalent focal length range and uses Optical SteadyShot imagestabilization to minimize the effects of camera shake by up to 4.5stops. Its optical design incorporates eight extra-low dispersionelements and six aspherical elements to control a variety of aberrationsthroughout the zoom range, and its f/2.4-4 maximum aperture rangebenefits working in low-light conditions.

Rounding out the RX10 IV is its characteristic robust form factor, whichincludes both a 2.36m-dot OLED electronic viewfinder along with atilting 3.0″ 1.44m-dot touchscreen LCD. The intuitive design alsofeatures three dedicated control rings on the lens-a zoom ring, a manualfocus ring, and an aperture ring-and the aperture ring can bede-clicked for smooth, silent aperture adjustments. The magnesium-alloybody is also weather-sealed to permit working in trying environments.Additionally, for sharing and control flexibility, built-in Wi-Fi andBluetooth are also available for wireless image sharing and remotecamera control from a linked smartphone or tablet.

  • Providing speed, reach, and versatile recording features, the Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 IV from Sony is a compact solution for multimedia image-makers. Featuring an updated 20.1 MP 1-inch Exmor RS BSI CMOS sensor and BIONZ X image processor, the RX10 IV is capable of up to 24 fps shooting at ISO 12800, as well as recording UHD 4K/30p or full HD 1080/120p video. The sensor stack-illuminated and stacked technologies afford a high degree of image quality with notable clarity and reduced noise to suit working in challenging lighting conditions. Complementing the shooting speed of the sensor and processor combination, this camera also offers a quickened315-point focal plane phase-detection autofocus system for focus speeds as fast as 0.03 seconds
  • Balancing the imaging capabilities, the RX10 IV is also characterized by its 25x Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T zoom lens, which spans an impressive 24-600 mm equivalent focal length range and uses optical steadyshot image stabilization to minimize the effects of camera shake by up to 4.5 stops. Its optical design incorporates eight extra-low dispersion elements and six aspherical elements to control a variety of aberrations throughout the zoom range, and its f/2.4-4 maximum aperture range benefits working in low-light conditions
  • Rounding out the RX10 IV is its characteristic robust form factor, which includes both a 2.36m-dot OLED electronic viewfinder along a tilting 3.0 inch 1.44m-dot touchscreen LCD. The intuitive design also features three dedicated control rings on the lens zoom ring, a manual focus ring, and an aperture ring and the aperture ring can be clicked for smooth, silent aperture adjustments. The magnesium alloy body is also weather-sealed to permit working in trying environments. Additionally, for sharing and control flexibility, built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are also available for wireless image sharing and remote camera control from a linked smartphone or tablet
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  1. Coleman Wuckert MD

    This is a unique and spectacular camera. It is the best of the bridge cameras and it is almost impossible to find any more because they have stopped making it. It features an incredible zoom range. It is the most convenient travel camera ever. No more carrying around several lenses. Picture quality is exquisite. It has a few annoying features and room for improvement but Sony has stopped at the 4th generation of this. Walmart was one of the only places I could find it. The price was good because it turns out it is gray market. That was not clearly indicated in the listing. However they offer a very reasonable four year warranty that beats the Sony warranty by a lot. It is only $89 whereas a two-year Sony warranty will be $150. The gray market camera comes without the one year Sony warranty. I would only buy this gray market if I was buying the additional Walmart warranty. This was shipped very quickly and was in perfect condition. Highly recommended if you can still get it.

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  2. Jamarcus Abshire

    I like the cam for midrange wildlife photography (5-50 ft) or relatively close/clear fast action. If you shoot macro to 100 ft, pick a Lumix FZ-80 or something similar. If you need more zoom go with a Nikon P1000. It would be nice if they could figure out how to combine these into one. The way thing are right now, I am guessing that will probably be a phone.

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