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Sony just announced a pretty substantial performance update to its superzoom camera lineup with the RX10 IV. While the new $1,700 RX10 IV doesn’t gain any extra range, that’s fine; the RX10 III already tripled the maximum zoom of its predecessor last year. It also has the same fixed f2.4-4, 24-600mm (25x optical) zoom lens with optical image stabilization. The big difference here is all about what’s inside the camera, and how Sony is bringing the RX10 in line with the crazy shooting speeds that its other cameras have become known for.
The RX10 IV, in some ways, offers the same specs of the RX100 V in a different form factor. It uses the company’s stacked 1-inch, 20.1-megapixel Exmor RS CMOS sensor, and combines that with the ultra fast Bionz X image processor to allow shooting speeds of up to 24 frames per second with autofocus and autoexposure tracking. The RX10 IV can shoot at that speed for up to 249 images before the buffer is full, too. These are all huge improvements over the RX10 III, which topped out at 14 frames per second and only allowed for autofocus tracking at speeds of up to 5 fps.
https://www.sony.com/electronics/cyber-shot-compact-cameras/dsc-rx10m4
The RX10 IV, in some ways, offers the same specs of the RX100 V in a different form factor. It uses the company’s stacked 1-inch, 20.1-megapixel Exmor RS CMOS sensor, and combines that with the ultra fast Bionz X image processor to allow shooting speeds of up to 24 frames per second with autofocus and autoexposure tracking. The RX10 IV can shoot at that speed for up to 249 images before the buffer is full, too. These are all huge improvements over the RX10 III, which topped out at 14 frames per second and only allowed for autofocus tracking at speeds of up to 5 fps.
https://www.sony.com/electronics/cyber-shot-compact-cameras/dsc-rx10m4
