Sony RX10 IV Camera

Description

The Sony RX10 IV boasts a 25x optical zoom lens with 24-600mm extra-wide-angle-to-ultra-telephoto range plus macro capability.

315-point focal-plane phase-detection AF provides for extraordinarily fast, precise autofocusing and tracking. Also, the 20.1 MP 1.0-type stacked CMOS image sensor with DRAM chip enables up to 960 fps super-slow-motion shooting and up to 1/32000 sec. super-high-speed anti-distortion shutter.

The new BIONZ X image processing engine is extremely reliable at capturing fast-moving subjects and continuous shooting of up to 24fps. It's newly developed image-processing algorithm allows you to capture high-quality images with less noise. Fast Hybrid AF is capable of lightning-fast 0.03-sec autofocusing response. This groundbreaking AF system integrates the superlative speed and tracking of focal-plane phase-detection AF plus the contrast-detection AF.

Tracking performance is highly reliable, as the RX10 IV is the first Cyber-shot camera with High-density Tracking AF Technology that activates AF points to cover the area around a subject with outstanding precision and stability.

Eye AF can capture intriguing facial expressions with highly precise eye detection that has been enhanced to automatically focus and track focus on a subject’s eye, even as the face moves or turns to a 3/4 view. With the Touch Pad function, this allows you shift focus simply by sliding your finger across the LCD screen from one area to another whilst looking at the viewfinder.

When shooting movies, this advanced two-times-faster AF system makes focusing smoother and simpler, and enables the same wide-ranging use of phase-detection AF as when shooting still images. Drive speed / AF tracking settings can be made to express focus in creative ways. For example, by shooting at the low end of the AF speed range, you can achieve distinctive slow focus effects. The RX10 IV can condense about 1.7 times as much data as is required for 4K output into 4K movie recordings.

Install a PlayMemories Mobile app via Wi-Fi to your NFC-enabled Android device, then touch the device to the camera to connect them. No NFC? No problem, as new QR code compatibility can also pair the devices.