Sony Cybershot DSC-RX10 4

For what Sony describes as a 'compact', the RX10 IV is quite a handful, and that's because it includes a higher specification than other bridge cameras. The eighteen-piece zoom lens assembly offers a very flexible 24-600mm focal range capable of...

I'd suggest trying the camera on your shoulder, and if you're happy with the bulk, and the rather high price, then you'll be ready to buy an otherwise first class travel camera. The Sony CyberShot RX-10 IV is wide enough to grab photos of buildings, yet...

Integrated-lens cameras have an advantage for travellers because they eliminate the need to change lenses. But they won't necessarily provide all the functions of an interchangeable-lens camera and they often over-simplify functions keen photographers...

The Sony Cyber-shot RX10 IV is probably the most versatile bridge camera you can get in the market - that is, if you are willing to...

The Sony Cyber-shot RX10 IV is a premium all-in-one bridge camera with a 20-megapixel 1-inch sensor and a long-range 24-600mm equivalent zoom. Styled like a small DSLR, it costs £1799.Sony’s RX10 IV is an all-in-one bridge camera styled like a small...

The Sony RX10 IV is the ultimate 1" bridge camera. Its optically stabilized 24-600mm equiv. lens and 20MP sensor combine for outstanding image quality. And it is the first and only camera in its class with phase detect autofocus, which, when coupled with its lightning quick 24 fps maximum burst rate, makes it a formidable all-in-one for sports and action. But that's not all, its oversampled 4K video is top quality, and the camera offers a laundry list of video-making tools and features. Plus a touchscreen, redesigned menus and Bluetooth connectivity all contribute to a highly-spec'd, well-balanced camera.

Like the RX10 Mark III, the Sony Cyber-shot RX10 IV continues to offer the excellent 25x optical zoom Zeiss lens with a bright f/2.4 aperture at the wide-angle end of the lens, and a bright f/4.0 at the telephoto end of the lens. The use of a 1inch,...

The RX10 IV suggests that Sony has listened to the main criticism levelled at the RX10 III, namely the slightly frustrating autofocus performance, and delivered an excellent bridge camera.The AF performance now does justice to the camera, making it a...