What's up everyone?! I hope this review of the Sony RX10 IV is helpful. Did you like it? Was there too much detail? Not enough? What did you like, and also, what did you not like? What would you like to see more of? Would love to know what you think, good or bad. I am grateful in advance 🙏 This a crazy all-in-one camera from Sony with 4K, good image and video quality, external mic input, slow motion and even super slow motion. Let me know what you think!!
Tech Gear Talk For someone who use the camera on my phone for everything (and it does a great job), I don't know much about actual handheld cameras. Very informative and visually pleasant review. Funny blooper at the end haha. I have one comment though. Regarding the screen I personally don't actually mind that it's not full touch. 3" screens are too small to press the right place for me and my big hands/fingers. I like the classic type menu control buttons. For what I do, I wouldn't buy this camera simply cause it'd be luxury more than actually needing it and the price is a bit steep. Granted, Sony definitely makes great cameras so if you're in the market for one it could be a good buy.
It is a great buy. I bought the RX100V when it came out. I loved it. The only thing I felt that was missing was a MORE ZOOM. When the RX10IV came out - I jumped on that also. RX100V goes with me every where - and RX10IV goes for more serious occasions - like getting that massive zoom on a bird 20-50 feet away, or the moon.
It was a great review video, best one Ive seen so far on this camera. Clear explanations and well edited, it certainly helped making my mind on acquiring this camera, keep the good work, cheers!
Let's put it this way. When I owned a A7RII and X-T2 along with their top lenses, I compared shots taken with this camera with 22x17 prints. The differences were virtually non existent. I sold off all my other gear and now stick with the RX10MkIV. It delivers the goods for both portrait work I do along with all the landscapes which are outstandingly sharp and rich in color accuracy. If you're NOT a cropaholic and don't print beyond 22x17 this camera CAN be all you'll ever need.
Wow Lee, dropping knowledge bombs! That’s a serious move on your end. I bet you’re super excited to pack your camera gear now. Let me see... RX10 IV... dome.
@@letran-kz7pw I own the RX10IV. The lenses are excellent, very sharp and rather fast aperture (would have loved even faster f1.8 instead of f2.4, but not that bad). To me, the only drawback is the small sensor that makes it hard to shoot in low lights, or night skies (milky way) properly. For that, you want to get an APS-C or full frame sensor (a6400, a7...) But for its price, compacity, versatility, it's a very good camera. I won't sell it before a while. Number one choice when hiking or shooting random things.
The flexibility with interchangeable lens camera is that you can replace the lens anytime if it is damaged, although here we have a fixed lens and not sure if its repairable at all. But I totally agree that its more usable compared to a DSLR as you explained in this wonderful review👌
Thanks for your review. The detail was appreciated and I concur with all you've shared. I've had my RX10 IV for a few months and I'm thrilled with it. One classic was the focus, where I began shooting an owl starting its flight about 60m away, and as it flew towards me, the eyes were in focus the entire time! That's the reality of 24fps! Absolutely love this camera. Keep your good reviews coming.
You are very welcome Robin, I'm really glad that it was valuable to you. That experience with the owl sounds amazing!!! I really love the 24fps. A few people were saying "when would you even use that?"... ummm.... all the time.... I really appreciate the feedback about the review. I'm just starting out and I love hearing what resonates with viewers.
I live in Northern Uganda. I shoot wildlife, which this 600m is fabulous for. I used to have a good Nikon kit which I loved, but I just can't afford lenses that can get the reach that I need when out on safari. I have a school for orphans so candid kid shots is one of my favourites too.
WOW!!! That sounds absolutely fantastic!!! Yeah.... I don't know how you get 600mm without breaking the bank (and your back, when you have to carry it around). And still, you would have to change lenses all the time.
Exactly--plus it's huge thief-bait! But the Sony RX10 IV is so up for the challenges, so adaptable and I've started putting together video clips so we can get our awesome kids documented and out there. I have to travel through dodgy places--last week Congo and Rwanda on funky buses, and back and forth to Kampala and the Sudan border and this camera can be tucked away and become almost unnoticable to thieves! Another huge plus from my perspective.
I watched this video months ago and it was very easy to understand. I am a Canon person, BUT I wanted a bridge camera and looked at many and decided on this camera. Knowing SONY can be different than Canon, I really loved your video. I purchased this camera about 4-5 months ago AND I AM VERY VERY HAPPY AND IMPRESSED with this camera. I will pixel peep my photos and this camera is amazing. I will take numerous shots of the same subject and very very few of them I have to trash because they come out so wonderful. I am by no means a professional, but I really love photography (not so much with videography) and have been into it for many years. The camera is very easy to hold and operate as well. Now that I am happy with the purchase, I am getting accessories for it.
I have now seen a special video with Sony RX 10 IV. The test took out maximum zoom, both optical and digital zoom, and in that test it really looks like the Sony reach about same zoom lenght like the Nikon P900 does. Thats special! I didnt know the Sony total capacity!
You should have WAY more subscribers. Please keep doing these reviews it was perfect and covered everything without dragging it out. Greatly appreciated!
Thank you so much John. It really means a lot that you took the time to leave feedback. I'm glad the review gave you what you were looking for. If people continue to like what I do and share the videos, the subscribers will come with time. Right now I need to focus on making more videos!
I recently rented a Tamron 150-600mm a-mount lens for my 99Mii. It worked out fabulously but I got a hard does of reality of how tiresome and cumbersome carrying around that beast is (...including my middle-of-the-road tripod)! I had my eyes on this RX10 for a while but was not sure I wanted to have an updated aps-c sensor (my older cam is a a65). And now, I have a deeper interest in this all-inclusive bridge cam, and I appreciate the detailed review and quality images you have provided!
I'm primarily a 3D animator but I still do quit a bit of video and stills. I need a solid, versatile, rugged, video camera that does 4K and has a DSLR feel. The RX10 IV fits my need. I will use it as a secondary still camera next to the Pentax K1 II .
Most of my business is commercial B to B. Variety is the fun part of my business. I never know what I will be shooting or animating month to month. I shot an all star basket ball game, the next 6 wks I spent photographing 46 mercenaries. Good Times I do a little teaching also.
What a good photographer can do with this camera is insane, and I use the video everyday on this camera the Mac computer loves it codec wise including video on Final Cut X , Macro shots are very intense also. Sony blessed the camera with so real goodness , and its a camera that can put a smile on your face , thank you for sharing the video.
Been watching ur videos since today, i really love how u really explain ALL the details that even a person like me whos not the best at camera stuff undrrstands, best luck to u man
This is a quality video, well paced, easy to follow and good explanation of all the features. Can’t wait to see what the RX10 V offer now as this IV is 5 years old nearly.
@@barryinny you have replied to a comment from over a year ago. Are you bored or just feel like being patronising? The RX10 IV is a good little camera and could have done with an update. After 4 years that would seem a reasonable comment to make. Sadly like a lot of trolls on the internet your comment is waste of everybody's time.
Thank you so much Daniel, I'm very grateful for the feedback and am glad you liked it. What do you think about the value of this camera? (of course not for you since you just bought a camera, but in general)
Tech Gear Talk I'm no expert but I think that the price is fair, for anyone wanting to step up their vlogging or UA-cam videos I imagine this would be a good fit, however the fact the the lense is fixed would make it less attractive to a photographer? 4k enabled devices are getting cheaper and cheaper and I think this slots in there nicely, but as I say I don't know a heck of a lot about these things 😁
That makes a lot of sense. And some of it is not exactly about "knowledge" and more about what you think as a consumer, so I think what you said shows insight.
Thanks :). Let me just point out how awesome it is that you actually take the time to reply to your fans messages, more often than not youtubers (most probably too busy) don't find the time to message their fans back but you do every time, even with being busy as a entrepreneur that takes a lot and just wanted you to know that I definitely appreciate it. Thank You very much for your time
MacroDSLR MacroDSLR is a digital camera tethering and remote capture application specialised for a macro or time-lapse photography. MacroDSLR controls ISO, aperture (if lens mounted), shutter speed, exposure compensation, metering and focusing modes, white balance, image quality and format and BULB exposure length. It can preview (with LiveView for some cameras) or capture and save images to selected folder with any file name prefix, count and time lapse, browse captured images and show them in Finder, zoom and stretch them automatically or manually. It can also drive camera lens or external focuser controller for defined number of steps or milliseconds for each frame or rewind to the initial position. The built-in INDIGO driver is based on ImageCapture API and, in theory, it can work with almost any Nikon DSLR, Canon EOS DSLR, Sony Alpha DSLR-like or mirrorless camera. Not every feature is supported for every camera (e.g. no LiveView or manual lens drive with older Nikon and all Sony cameras), but it doesn't mean, that such camera can't be used. As far as this application is based on INDIGO framework, it can use many INDIGO or INDI drivers for focusers for astronomical telescopes which can be easily adapted to control manual focus lenses or macro rails. The drivers for Shoestring Astronomy FCUSB and USB_Focus V3 controllers are bundled with the application.
I'm not exactly sure. I don't think this was intended as a vlogging camera, so that is probably why. You would have to alter the design a bit and they probably didn't see a large enough user base. It's also at a higher pricepoint so again, maybe that was not the intent. From my perspective.... do it anyways :D. What do you think? What are you shooting with?
@@ptxnoel370 Screen move is meant to support the photographer while taking the picture, not for "selfies". As said before, this is an expensive camera which has a taget audience more biased towards the prosumers/pros than vloggers (to heavy too to vlog with the camera in your hand, tripod will be a must).
Your review makes me now seriously considering to buy this camera (in addition to my Sony Nex-7 and Sony A7S). I like the "one size fits all" approach and the progress (for me) to 4K, image stabilization and a better 1080p slow-motion (than my A7s) and all that without the hassle to change lenses etc. Thank you for taking the time to produce this well structured and very informative review.
I believe that this video is one of the most useful videos I've ever seen on UA-cam; All the information I need, simply delivered without any complications! So many thanks for this review! Though I wish I saw it before I get my Canon SX60 HS 😒 I have Sony a6300, which I'm totally satisfied with it, but the RX10 IV just made me....uuuuggghhh!! Thumbs up in a moment, and you gained one more subscriber my friend..
Wow, thank you so much for the comment; it's super inspiring! I appreciate the support so much! I also reviewed the A6500 which I was super happy with so I can see why you like the A6500. It's endless right? What do you mostly use it for?
Tech Gear Talk well, I use all my gear for video shooting & photography.. But mostly for photography. I have a home studio that is combined to my main company, and I produce audiovisual services, depends on what the client needs. But when it comes to photography & video shooting, I always get excited, and never got bored
This was indeed one of the best RX10 IV reviews I've seen. Thank you. I'm interested to get one, but at this time of year, knowing Sony, can't help but think the RX10 V is just around the corner!
Thanks so much Brian. That's a good point, and at the same time there will always be a "next" camera, "better" and more expensive. Ask yourself what you need and see if any camera fits those needs. Appreciate your feedback and support!!
Congratulations on putting together such well constructed and informative review. Love the way you covered everything in such a logical manner. I really want to buy this camera now after this review as I'm not sure there's anything else out there currently that matches or surpasses it. Thanks and keep 'em coming!!
I’m super glad the video was useful Denis! The range of this camera is super impressive. I really appreciate the feedback on the format! Thanks for joining the community.
I used any dslr brand like p1000... this one sony rx10iv feels that it can make this awesome portrait with great sensor, fucos object and more features than any cameras.this cameras makes you alive images very powerful quality if they know how to proper use. if i got this maybe im the best photographer in the world. This is the real art of photography camera.
Great review. Subscribed. I upgraded from the III to the IV this week (better late than never) and it is a BEAST. Focus is lightning fast, smartphone control has less of a lag than the III, shoots 4k and has s-log 3! I actually love the aperture ring and I generally prefer a non-touch screen for wildlife, especially in the winter when I don't want to take off my gloves. But touch focus for video is fantastic. I don't know why this wasn't in earlier RX10 versions. There was touch focus on the VG20, VG30 and VG900, so Sony already had the technology. The two things I hate: (1) removing the SD card requires skinny fingers. Much skinnier than mine. (2) Focus modes knob is tiny. Again, too small for my fingers. Other than that, it's a clear winner. Best bridge camera ever and, in the right hands, is every bit professional.
Thank you for watching and the kind words! I agree that this is a very powerful camera and love the upgrades. I always fee like even with small finder, if I clip my nails - I can never get SD cards out 😂
The best of many reviews I have seen. Most important was clear speech at a constant speed of delivery. Too many reviewers speed up and slow down and mumble. Excellent item by item detailed and demonstrated explanation. I am a competent amateur photographer, and understood the techy parts of the review, because of the clear and controlled delivery of the information, with "what this means is" examples. Now subscribed and looking for more.
Oh wow Edward, thank you SO MUCH. I really appreciate you taking the time to leave feedback. I'm glad that you like the format. It's longer than what most people are doing but I think it's important to cover these aspects because this is a really big purchase. I probably do too much research when I buy something :D Thank you also for the sub! What would you use this camera for?
Canon 50D with 24mm, 50mm, and 80/200mm But, its a lot to carry around. I'm 74yrs now, with arthritis in both hands. Big problem. So, I have a terrific Canon SX710HS compact which has a great 30x zoom, and 20mm wide. I get good amateur shots with it, and it does excellent macro. The RX10mk4 seems a good in - betweener. With restricted mobility, and, not so sharp eysight, a smart camera to guarantee focus, and provide an excellent range, I get more photo opportunities. Question, With the Sony at 600mm, can I set aperture to 2.4 to minimise DOF. Blur background, and still fit the image to the sensor. Us old guys think slower, move slower, and need tech help to stay in the ame.
That's a super complete setup you have, but it is A LOT to carry, like you said. The range of this camera is just outstanding and I think it would serve you well. You can not use 2.4 at 600, it will jump up to f4. You keep calling yourself an "old guy" but here you are on UA-cam; good work!!!
I shoot predominantly Canon, but also use Fuji, Nikon, and Olympus, however I have been shooting with the RX-10MkIV on and off for a couple of years, because it offers me a brilliant all-in-one solution. I consider it to be the finest bridge camera in the world, even though it has been around since 2017, it is still unsurpassed for its combination of features. The native focus range of 24-600 is brilliant, but it has a feature called IMAGE FOCUS BOOST that expands that to 1200mm without noticeable loss of quality. That puts in it the range of the Canon PowerShot SX70HS range, but with the much better processor and many other features that are ahead of its time.
If anyone in Sony reads this, all I want in RX10 V (not necessarily for Cristmass) is (in order of priority): -UHS-II card slot -Focus point joystick -Improved IS -Improved weather-sealing -Their best AF in all non-HFR modes -Dual gain ISO -USB C for power, charging and data transfer -fully articulated touchscreen -bigger battery with longer battery life -tripod screw mount closer to the lens and not near the edge -5/6K30p 8-bit 4.2.0 (10-bit would be awsome) - internal -4K30p 10-bit 4.2.2 full width, oversampled (60p would be awsome) - internal -HFR same as RX10 IV but at slightly better quality -24-bit audio without XLR adapter? I would pay any money!
I have had this camera for about a year now and have loved it. A nice bridge camera with higher end components and features. Curious to see if Sony will have a mark V version in the near future. Built in ND filters and a flip out screen would be great additions!
I suspect the reason that cameras like this are not more common is because the manufacturers do not want to destroy their profitable ILC market and lens sales. I borrowed one of these and it was just great, after using one I am now finding it very hard to justify an ILC, I will probably buy one of these Sony RX10s soon. Interesting that Canon and Nikon do not offer anything similar (well I havent seen anything yet). I currently use and enjoy a small sensor superzoom which can be surprisingly good too, but the image quality falls apart in lower light conditions
Another great review. This was a camera my work purchased as they need something which could do everything they needed but keeping within a budget. The zoom was great but the focus could be a little tough shooting action shots. Overall a good camera for entry level who just wants an all in one option that keeps things simple.
Fantastic review Mark and a definite 2 thumbs up. I presently own a Lumix FZ1000 and saw that the FZ1000 M2 just came out and after viewing your review I'm thinking of getting the RX10 MIV instead because Panasonic just did a small incremental upgrade to the FZ1000 with the M2 version. I really do believe that the future of cameras will be the bridge camera's because everyone is getting tired of hauling around so much Glass (It reminds me of my old Nikon DSLR days with the 8 lenses that I would bring). Having 1 amazing bridge camera and shooting in Raw it the best of all worlds. Everyone one eventually ends up using lightroom in Post anyways and that contributes to around 50% of the image quality. The composition on the other hand is within the Camera Man :) I would just like to say, many thanks on your very constructive analysis of the RX10 M4. Very much appreciated and I am Subscribing your channel right now.
Hi Kenneth. Thank you so much for taking the time to provide valuable feedback. I'm really glad that the video was helpful. There is something super appealing about the all-in-one, especially if you get this much focal range. I mean, you'd need a whole bag of lenses!
That was a really amazing review. I'm coming from a bulky Nikon DSLR with a 60 - 600 lens which I'm fortunate to be able to shoot big 5 wildlife and birds 2-3 hrs from home here in South Africa. I'm moving from DSLR to Bridge due to a physical disability where camera and lens weight make a huge difference. I was stuck between a Nikon P1000 and the Sony Cyber-shot RX10 IV and this video made up my mind for me. I think the extra money will well be worth it. I enjoy both still and video photography of wildlife and I placed my order today. Thanks again. Malcolm Chesno.
I did um and ah a lot prior to purchasing this camera, especially as I've only previously owned either compact or SLRs. I'm mostly happy with the results, there are a couple of things it cannot do. 1) Macro requires a closeup filter 2) Under bright light, I was testing in Thailand, panning shots do not work as the aperture is too small and lets in too much light, burning out the image. But it's been great for photographing sport and birds, and as I am currently travelling it's weight is good also. It's not perfect, but it's a brilliant camera
I think you nailed it Gordon. It's not about a camera being perfect (there isn't one) it's about a camera being a good fit for how the photographer/videographer uses it.
@@TechGearTalk I watched the entire video all the way through and enjoyed it thoroughly. I know your channel will continue to grow because of the time and energy you put into making your videos top quality. Really appreciate channels like these. This is a gem that I am so happy I found. You convinced me to get this camera for my travel channel. Do you know if the rx10 V will be out soon? Should I wait for the iV to price drop? Subbed, hit that bell and am ready for more! Keep up the great work!
I'm very much grateful for the support and kind words. I don't know anything about the release date of the rx10 V yet, so it's hard to gauge the price drop. Good luck with the new cam!
Thank you so much Jeff, I'm glad it was helpful! And that is quite a compliment; I'm humbled. Would appreciate if you used the links in the description to support the channel. What do you plan on using the camera for?
It's expected on the second half of this year but who know Sony is unpredictable. I'm also waiting to pick RX10 V if it's released without hesitation as I'm down to mark iv already.
Your review was amazing, definitely covered all areas. Amazing editing on the overall video too. It is undoubtedly a great all in one, but the price point for a bridge camera is so close to a camera such as the A7Riii. Thanks for the video.
Great review! I got the camera almost as soon as it first came out. I had the Nikon P900 with a 2000mm reach and even tried the P1000 with the 3000mm reach but decided I’d rather have a sharp usable 24-600 rather than those mostly fuzzy Nikons. This is pretty much the best travel camera you can get! I love it.
Thanks for your Sony RX10 IV. I love it. I think, if you interest this model. It doesn't matter more details or long video, you should watch them all because, that the free benefit. I don't care much about the price. All i want to find one, one can do them all. But that's just me.
Bought an Mark3 for about $850 from Amazon Warehouse Very Good condition. The auto focus is not nearly as good but trying to keep the cost down till a good 4k 60fps CyberShot comes out.
Actually it's mainly just my family. We have a newborn and two others we are capturing with the M3. I now just need to learn how to use the thing. Still very much a novice and don't usually have the time to tinker with the hobby. So usually it's simply in auto. Your footage makes me want to invest more time.
And yes you did a good job with the video. Good quality picture,editing and clear presentation of the material. Good job taking into account keeping the video short as the A.D.D is strong with youtube viewers. Suggestion and reminder (even though there was none in the video) would be to leave politics out of your videos as you will lose half the possible subscribers. Not saying you don't have the freedom to chat about whatever you want but I have seen some reviews on this camera and they dropped their opinions in a camera review and it will push me away from wanting to watch. We all have our own worldviews but with cameras it really doesn't matter. I only say this as a tip for one that is growing their channel.
Thank you for all the insight. I will definitely stay away from politics in my review. Thank you for the compliments about my footage. As far as learning how to use the camera when it's in in auto, do you feel like you have a good understanding of a proper exposure? If not, check out this video (it's old, so I apologize for the delivery ) ua-cam.com/video/PuE6wADvnAY/v-deo.html😂
Some one called this the SUV Mommie Mobile Camera. Since it did it all in one box. This camera is amazing. There is nothing out there that does what this does. The only thing it does I cannot do is the price. Now the RX-10 ii I can do used. It gets most of this camera here. But if the things were different, I would get this camera. Don't forget the Headphone output that you don't see on Bridge Cameras typically. Also the full suite of Video tools. In video mode the changing of the F stop is a great feature for creators. Maybe in 5 years I can get this as used this will be much cheaper. Truth is verified with the RX-10ii. I avoid buying new when it is new. I just don't have that kind of money. The Panasonic pales in comparison. This camera shoots oversampled Video and does not do pixel binning and has Video that beats just about any middling DSLR and some Mirrorless options too. I love this camera.
I just got one yesterday through Lensrentals that I'm going to take along with me next week to an aviation convention I go to every couple years or so (Oshkosh). It's an "emergency" rental while I get my a99ii repaired. It sounds like it's going to be pretty useful, with a frame rate double that of my DSLT. I'd rather have my 42MP, but at least I won't have to cart around 30# worth of lenses.
Thank you so much for watching and the feedback! Congrats on your new camera. If you get a chance swing by and let me know what you think when you get it!
Thanks so much Paul - glad you liked the review. I liked the aperture ring too... once I figured it out 😂🤣 Thank you for joining the supporting the channel.
I bought the mkiii very recently and very cheap, almost unused, because the owner did not know how to change the aperture. I had lenses with that, so I asked him if he wants to reconsider the sale , but he went ahead :-)
The camera up-scales the HFR footage to 1080p, its not 1080. however at 240fps the up-scaling is minimal and the footage is very usable. This makes the RX10 line of cameras the cheapest available high frame rate camera's on the market. The FS5 is more than double the price for body only.
Hey, great content as always. Is this camera still worth a buy in 2024? Crazy this camera is 7 years old and still market leading in the bridge camera world. Can't decide whether to go Canon mirrorless and lens or pick up this RX10 IV. Still no sign of the mark 5 which is a shame 😐
Yes, it does have amazing slow motion. It’s a bit difficult to use and has a pretty limited time span, but if you can get used to it and need this level of slow motion, it’s nice to have.
Best review of any camera I've seen over the years on UA-cam. You have a very laid-back and precise way of communicating. It's a gift. I was so impressed, that I subscribed! Thanks for the review of Sony RX10 IV.
What's up everyone?! I hope this review of the Sony RX10 IV is helpful. Did you like it? Was there too much detail? Not enough? What did you like, and also, what did you not like? What would you like to see more of? Would love to know what you think, good or bad. I am grateful in advance 🙏 This a crazy all-in-one camera from Sony with 4K, good image and video quality, external mic input, slow motion and even super slow motion. Let me know what you think!!
Tech Gear Talk For someone who use the camera on my phone for everything (and it does a great job), I don't know much about actual handheld cameras. Very informative and visually pleasant review. Funny blooper at the end haha.
I have one comment though. Regarding the screen I personally don't actually mind that it's not full touch. 3" screens are too small to press the right place for me and my big hands/fingers. I like the classic type menu control buttons.
For what I do, I wouldn't buy this camera simply cause it'd be luxury more than actually needing it and the price is a bit steep. Granted, Sony definitely makes great cameras so if you're in the market for one it could be a good buy.
Those are good points Marcus. I can see what you mean about the touch screen, especially if the user experience is not ideal for larger hands.
It is a great buy. I bought the RX100V when it came out. I loved it. The only thing I felt that was missing was a MORE ZOOM. When the RX10IV came out - I jumped on that also. RX100V goes with me every where - and RX10IV goes for more serious occasions - like getting that massive zoom on a bird 20-50 feet away, or the moon.
That sounds like a great combo. You have the right tool for each job. What do you normally shoot?
It was a great review video, best one Ive seen so far on this camera. Clear explanations and well edited, it certainly helped making my mind on acquiring this camera, keep the good work, cheers!
Let's put it this way. When I owned a A7RII and X-T2 along with their top lenses, I compared shots taken with this camera with 22x17 prints. The differences were virtually non existent. I sold off all my other gear and now stick with the RX10MkIV. It delivers the goods for both portrait work I do along with all the landscapes which are outstandingly sharp and rich in color accuracy. If you're NOT a cropaholic and don't print beyond 22x17 this camera CAN be all you'll ever need.
Wow Lee, dropping knowledge bombs!
That’s a serious move on your end. I bet you’re super excited to pack your camera gear now. Let me see... RX10 IV... dome.
Do you think sony rx10m4 is as sharp as another Sony lenses? Please help me, because I’m going to buy Rx10m4 next week ❤many thanks 🙏
@@letran-kz7pw I own the RX10IV. The lenses are excellent, very sharp and rather fast aperture (would have loved even faster f1.8 instead of f2.4, but not that bad). To me, the only drawback is the small sensor that makes it hard to shoot in low lights, or night skies (milky way) properly. For that, you want to get an APS-C or full frame sensor (a6400, a7...) But for its price, compacity, versatility, it's a very good camera. I won't sell it before a while. Number one choice when hiking or shooting random things.
@@luckyfuzz1478 Thanks
The flexibility with interchangeable lens camera is that you can replace the lens anytime if it is damaged, although here we have a fixed lens and not sure if its repairable at all. But I totally agree that its more usable compared to a DSLR as you explained in this wonderful review👌
Thanks for your review. The detail was appreciated and I concur with all you've shared. I've had my RX10 IV for a few months and I'm thrilled with it. One classic was the focus, where I began shooting an owl starting its flight about 60m away, and as it flew towards me, the eyes were in focus the entire time! That's the reality of 24fps! Absolutely love this camera. Keep your good reviews coming.
You are very welcome Robin, I'm really glad that it was valuable to you.
That experience with the owl sounds amazing!!! I really love the 24fps. A few people were saying "when would you even use that?"... ummm.... all the time....
I really appreciate the feedback about the review. I'm just starting out and I love hearing what resonates with viewers.
What do you normally shoot?
I live in Northern Uganda. I shoot wildlife, which this 600m is fabulous for. I used to have a good Nikon kit which I loved, but I just can't afford lenses that can get the reach that I need when out on safari. I have a school for orphans so candid kid shots is one of my favourites too.
WOW!!! That sounds absolutely fantastic!!! Yeah.... I don't know how you get 600mm without breaking the bank (and your back, when you have to carry it around). And still, you would have to change lenses all the time.
Exactly--plus it's huge thief-bait! But the Sony RX10 IV is so up for the challenges, so adaptable and I've started putting together video clips so we can get our awesome kids documented and out there. I have to travel through dodgy places--last week Congo and Rwanda on funky buses, and back and forth to Kampala and the Sudan border and this camera can be tucked away and become almost unnoticable to thieves! Another huge plus from my perspective.
Man! Your videos are so detailed and fantastic!! I have no words to describe them!!
Thanks Kenny! I really appreciate your support!
Great review. Very thorough, precise and great b-roll cinematic shots. One last question is how is the zoom speed? Is it variable?
Thank you so much 🙏 (great work on growing your channel by the way!)
I have not looked into it yet. What is the use case?
There is a menu item under 2 Camera Settings - > Zoom -> Zoom Speed
Sorry for the multiple replied, there is Normal and High
Tech Gear Talk thank you! Social interactions/pranks
Yup, those are scoring well for you :D
Although don't know much about cameras or photography, but still didn't miss even a single second of this 22 minute video. Excellent work sir !
oh wow, thank you so much 🙏
I watched this video months ago and it was very easy to understand. I am a Canon person, BUT I wanted a bridge camera and looked at many and decided on this camera. Knowing SONY can be different than Canon, I really loved your video. I purchased this camera about 4-5 months ago AND I AM VERY VERY HAPPY AND IMPRESSED with this camera. I will pixel peep my photos and this camera is amazing. I will take numerous shots of the same subject and very very few of them I have to trash because they come out so wonderful. I am by no means a professional, but I really love photography (not so much with videography) and have been into it for many years. The camera is very easy to hold and operate as well. Now that I am happy with the purchase, I am getting accessories for it.
That is so wonderful to hear. I’m so glad that you are enjoying your new camera. Thank you for taking the time to share 🙏🏻
I have now seen a special video with Sony RX 10 IV. The test took out maximum zoom, both optical and digital zoom, and in that test it really looks like the Sony reach about same zoom lenght like the Nikon P900 does. Thats special! I didnt know the Sony total capacity!
It really is a very powerful camera.
Thank you. Great presentation, thorough and precisely covered all important factors for potential buyer.
Thank you so much Duke. I appreciate you taking the time to leave feedback.
What would you use it for?
You should have WAY more subscribers.
Please keep doing these reviews it was perfect and covered everything without dragging it out.
Greatly appreciated!
Thank you so much John. It really means a lot that you took the time to leave feedback. I'm glad the review gave you what you were looking for.
If people continue to like what I do and share the videos, the subscribers will come with time. Right now I need to focus on making more videos!
Tech Gear Talk Absolutely. You will be huge in no time with this quality!
I'm very grateful for the kind words 🙏
The best review of anything I have ever seen. Outstanding. Now I know it will suit me as a change from two cameras and six lenses.
Thank you so much for the kind words Peter. I’m so glad the video was helpful. Thanks for joining the community! 👊🏻
I recently rented a Tamron 150-600mm a-mount lens for my 99Mii. It worked out fabulously but I got a hard does of reality of how tiresome and cumbersome carrying around that beast is (...including my middle-of-the-road tripod)! I had my eyes on this RX10 for a while but was not sure I wanted to have an updated aps-c sensor (my older cam is a a65). And now, I have a deeper interest in this all-inclusive bridge cam, and I appreciate the detailed review and quality images you have provided!
Thank you Paul!
The Tamron 150-600mm is a BEAST to carry around.
I'm super glad that the video was helpful!
What subject matter do you normally shoot?
The best Sony RX10 IV review I have seen to date. Looking forward to buying a couple.
Oh wow, that is super kind of you to say 🙏🏻
What do you plan on using them for?
I'm primarily a 3D animator but I still do quit a bit of video and stills. I need a solid, versatile, rugged, video camera that does 4K and has a DSLR feel. The RX10 IV fits my need. I will use it as a secondary still camera next to the Pentax K1 II .
That's awesome! Sounds like a really nice combo with the K1 II. What do you normally shoot video of?
Most of my business is commercial B to B. Variety is the fun part of my business. I never know what I will be shooting or animating month to month. I shot an all star basket ball game, the next 6 wks I spent photographing 46 mercenaries. Good Times I do a little teaching also.
That sounds so amazing! That's so great for keeping yourself fresh and creative. Are you based in the US?
Bird photography is my passion.
I am buying this camera on October 1st.
It is now October 10th and it hasn't arrived.
Thank you for making this video.
What a good photographer can do with this camera is insane, and I use the video everyday on this camera the Mac computer loves it codec wise including video on Final Cut X , Macro shots are very intense also. Sony blessed the camera with so real goodness , and its a camera that can put a smile on your face , thank you for sharing the video.
appreciate you watching and sharing your insight. I agree that this camera is very powerful!
Pretty good review mate. Keep up the good work! Planing to get one of RX 10 IV. Cheers.
Thank you so much! I'm still learning and really appreciate feedback.
Was there anything else that you wish I would have covered?
Another awesome review. Not really a camera for me at this stage, especially at the real price 😂 keep up the review I am really grateful.
Thanks Mark, I really appreciate it. That lens is pretty crazy though right?
Been watching ur videos since today, i really love how u really explain ALL the details that even a person like me whos not the best at camera stuff undrrstands, best luck to u man
This is a quality video, well paced, easy to follow and good explanation of all the features. Can’t wait to see what the RX10 V offer now as this IV is 5 years old nearly.
I don't think that's happening - do you?
@@barryinny you have replied to a comment from over a year ago. Are you bored or just feel like being patronising?
The RX10 IV is a good little camera and could have done with an update. After 4 years that would seem a reasonable comment to make. Sadly like a lot of trolls on the internet your comment is waste of everybody's time.
@@philthehatfilms Actually - I was researching the product. You sound like a grumpy old fart!
Awesome review as always man. Picked up the Canon SL2 after the review on it :D. Look forward to your future videos.
Thank you so much Daniel, I'm very grateful for the feedback and am glad you liked it. What do you think about the value of this camera? (of course not for you since you just bought a camera, but in general)
Tech Gear Talk I'm no expert but I think that the price is fair, for anyone wanting to step up their vlogging or UA-cam videos I imagine this would be a good fit, however the fact the the lense is fixed would make it less attractive to a photographer? 4k enabled devices are getting cheaper and cheaper and I think this slots in there nicely, but as I say I don't know a heck of a lot about these things 😁
That makes a lot of sense. And some of it is not exactly about "knowledge" and more about what you think as a consumer, so I think what you said shows insight.
Thanks :). Let me just point out how awesome it is that you actually take the time to reply to your fans messages, more often than not youtubers (most probably too busy) don't find the time to message their fans back but you do every time, even with being busy as a entrepreneur that takes a lot and just wanted you to know that I definitely appreciate it. Thank You very much for your time
Daniel, I'm so appreciative that people are watching the videos and am really happy that I am able to help in any way. Your kind words made my day!
Ross is that you? )))) thanks for great review
We were on a break!!! Glad the review was helpful
The best review out of 30 other reviews of this camera - very nice, thank you !
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Thanks!
very cool - post ... thank you
Thanks for taking the time and making this perfect review! *+1 Subscriber*
You're very welcome, I'm glad you liked it. Thanks so much for the Sub!
What are you planning on shooting?
Why wouldn't they make this a flip screen? Seems otherwise a great choice for a vlogging camera.
I'm not exactly sure. I don't think this was intended as a vlogging camera, so that is probably why. You would have to alter the design a bit and they probably didn't see a large enough user base. It's also at a higher pricepoint so again, maybe that was not the intent. From my perspective.... do it anyways :D. What do you think? What are you shooting with?
Who ever thought of this kind of screen is nuts, why replace the flip screen with this?
@@ptxnoel370 Screen move is meant to support the photographer while taking the picture, not for "selfies". As said before, this is an expensive camera which has a taget audience more biased towards the prosumers/pros than vloggers (to heavy too to vlog with the camera in your hand, tripod will be a must).
To view the screen while in front of the camera you can easily use a small mirror you install behind it 😊
Great clear concise review. I wish all gear reviews were this good. Thank you!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate you watching and leaving feedback. Are you considering any other cameras?
best review ever
Thank you Atwar!!
Awesome review!!!! you are very good at what you do :) thank you!!!
Thank you so much Richard for both watching and for taking the time to leave feedback.
Did you like the camera? What would you use it for?
The best RX10IV review on UA-cam. Thanks I’m buying one soon looks awesome!
Oh wow Stephen, thank you so much!!
Super excited for you if you're getting one! What will you use it for?
Your review makes me now seriously considering to buy this camera (in addition to my Sony Nex-7 and Sony A7S). I like the "one size fits all" approach and the progress (for me) to 4K, image stabilization and a better 1080p slow-motion (than my A7s) and all that without the hassle to change lenses etc. Thank you for taking the time to produce this well structured and very informative review.
Super glad this was helpful Herald! Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback and for being part of the channel 🙏
Thats awesome review indeed...a lot of mechanical movement is going on inthis camera though..lol.
Thank you so much, glad you liked it. What did you mean about mechanical movement?
I believe that this video is one of the most useful videos I've ever seen on UA-cam; All the information I need, simply delivered without any complications!
So many thanks for this review! Though I wish I saw it before I get my Canon SX60 HS 😒
I have Sony a6300, which I'm totally satisfied with it, but the RX10 IV just made me....uuuuggghhh!!
Thumbs up in a moment, and you gained one more subscriber my friend..
Wow, thank you so much for the comment; it's super inspiring!
I appreciate the support so much! I also reviewed the A6500 which I was super happy with so I can see why you like the A6500.
It's endless right? What do you mostly use it for?
Tech Gear Talk well, I use all my gear for video shooting & photography..
But mostly for photography.
I have a home studio that is combined to my main company, and I produce audiovisual services, depends on what the client needs.
But when it comes to photography & video shooting, I always get excited, and never got bored
Yeah, I try not to get in trouble with all this equipment ;)
one of the best reviews I have ever seen for any product.
Wow Chester, I super appreciate it. I'm glad the review as helpful. What are you planning on doing with this camera (if you get it).
This was indeed one of the best RX10 IV reviews I've seen. Thank you. I'm interested to get one, but at this time of year, knowing Sony, can't help but think the RX10 V is just around the corner!
Thanks so much Brian. That's a good point, and at the same time there will always be a "next" camera, "better" and more expensive. Ask yourself what you need and see if any camera fits those needs.
Appreciate your feedback and support!!
If we compare it to the A7 iii which one beats ?
Congratulations on putting together such well constructed and informative review. Love the way you covered everything in such a logical manner. I really want to buy this camera now after this review as I'm not sure there's anything else out there currently that matches or surpasses it. Thanks and keep 'em coming!!
I’m super glad the video was useful Denis! The range of this camera is super impressive.
I really appreciate the feedback on the format! Thanks for joining the community.
I used any dslr brand like p1000... this one sony rx10iv feels that it can make this awesome portrait with great sensor, fucos object and more features than any cameras.this cameras makes you alive images very powerful quality if they know how to proper use. if i got this maybe im the best photographer in the world. This is the real art of photography camera.
I was very happy with the performance for an all-in-one camera. It has also come down in price since I reviewed it.
@@TechGearTalk please give me some updates about popup flash and external flash features of rx10iv.. thank you so much.
Oh, I wish I could. I don't have this camera anymore. I now use: ua-cam.com/video/X0wp0GRgFsk/v-deo.html
Great review. Subscribed. I upgraded from the III to the IV this week (better late than never) and it is a BEAST. Focus is lightning fast, smartphone control has less of a lag than the III, shoots 4k and has s-log 3! I actually love the aperture ring and I generally prefer a non-touch screen for wildlife, especially in the winter when I don't want to take off my gloves. But touch focus for video is fantastic. I don't know why this wasn't in earlier RX10 versions. There was touch focus on the VG20, VG30 and VG900, so Sony already had the technology. The two things I hate: (1) removing the SD card requires skinny fingers. Much skinnier than mine. (2) Focus modes knob is tiny. Again, too small for my fingers. Other than that, it's a clear winner. Best bridge camera ever and, in the right hands, is every bit professional.
Thank you for watching and the kind words! I agree that this is a very powerful camera and love the upgrades. I always fee like even with small finder, if I clip my nails - I can never get SD cards out 😂
Excellent perfect review... Everything covered.
Very precise and accurate information provided..
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for the kind words!
Super helpful. By far the most thoughtful and thorough review I've seen of this so far.
I'm really happy that this video was helpful!
Thank you so much for watching and sharing the feedback 🙏
Nice review - very well organized and just enough detail on all features to keep me focused; now a subscriber
Would love to see 4k at 50 or 60 frames
The best of many reviews I have seen. Most important was clear speech at a constant speed of delivery. Too many reviewers speed up and slow down and mumble. Excellent item by item detailed and demonstrated explanation. I am a competent amateur photographer, and understood the techy parts of the review, because of the clear and controlled delivery of the information, with "what this means is" examples. Now subscribed and looking for more.
Oh wow Edward, thank you SO MUCH. I really appreciate you taking the time to leave feedback.
I'm glad that you like the format. It's longer than what most people are doing but I think it's important to cover these aspects because this is a really big purchase. I probably do too much research when I buy something :D
Thank you also for the sub!
What would you use this camera for?
Mainly Bird photography, but some street and some landscape.
Fun. What are you shooting with now?
Canon 50D with 24mm, 50mm, and 80/200mm But, its a lot to carry around. I'm 74yrs now, with arthritis in both hands. Big problem. So, I have a terrific Canon SX710HS compact which has a great 30x zoom, and 20mm wide. I get good amateur shots with it, and it does excellent macro. The RX10mk4 seems a good in - betweener. With restricted mobility, and, not so sharp eysight, a smart camera to guarantee focus, and provide an excellent range, I get more photo opportunities. Question, With the Sony at 600mm, can I set aperture to 2.4 to minimise DOF. Blur background, and still fit the image to the sensor. Us old guys think slower, move slower, and need tech help to stay in the ame.
That's a super complete setup you have, but it is A LOT to carry, like you said. The range of this camera is just outstanding and I think it would serve you well.
You can not use 2.4 at 600, it will jump up to f4.
You keep calling yourself an "old guy" but here you are on UA-cam; good work!!!
I shoot predominantly Canon, but also use Fuji, Nikon, and Olympus, however I have been shooting with the RX-10MkIV on and off for a couple of years, because it offers me a brilliant all-in-one solution. I consider it to be the finest bridge camera in the world, even though it has been around since 2017, it is still unsurpassed for its combination of features. The native focus range of 24-600 is brilliant, but it has a feature called IMAGE FOCUS BOOST that expands that to 1200mm without noticeable loss of quality. That puts in it the range of the Canon PowerShot SX70HS range, but with the much better processor and many other features that are ahead of its time.
I feel like this camera and the RX100 VA would be the ultimate travel duo.
That would be pretty sweet
If anyone in Sony reads this, all I want in RX10 V (not necessarily for Cristmass) is (in order of priority):
-UHS-II card slot
-Focus point joystick
-Improved IS
-Improved weather-sealing
-Their best AF in all non-HFR modes
-Dual gain ISO
-USB C for power, charging and data transfer
-fully articulated touchscreen
-bigger battery with longer battery life
-tripod screw mount closer to the lens and not near the edge
-5/6K30p 8-bit 4.2.0 (10-bit would be awsome) - internal
-4K30p 10-bit 4.2.2 full width, oversampled (60p would be awsome) - internal
-HFR same as RX10 IV but at slightly better quality
-24-bit audio without XLR adapter?
I would pay any money!
Last week I bouht this camera. With an Dutch translating you give me good instruktions. thanks for this. Greating from the Netherlands. Peter.
CONGRATS Peter!!! Hope you love it and I'm glad I was able to help. Welcome to the channel!
Wow! Great review! Thanks for putting this together. Exactly what I needed.
I have had this camera for about a year now and have loved it. A nice bridge camera with higher end components and features. Curious to see if Sony will have a mark V version in the near future. Built in ND filters and a flip out screen would be great additions!
Appreciate you sharing! Yes, if they added those 2 things it would be nuts!
I suspect the reason that cameras like this are not more common is because the manufacturers do not want to destroy their profitable ILC market and lens sales. I borrowed one of these and it was just great, after using one I am now finding it very hard to justify an ILC, I will probably buy one of these Sony RX10s soon. Interesting that Canon and Nikon do not offer anything similar (well I havent seen anything yet). I currently use and enjoy a small sensor superzoom which can be surprisingly good too, but the image quality falls apart in lower light conditions
The way you explain and talk about the camera is very understandable. Great video.
Thank you so much Tom. Appreciate the kind words and I’m glad it was helpful.
Another great review. This was a camera my work purchased as they need something which could do everything they needed but keeping within a budget. The zoom was great but the focus could be a little tough shooting action shots. Overall a good camera for entry level who just wants an all in one option that keeps things simple.
Thank you for the kind words and for the feedback.
Great video!
Do you have any idea when the next gen is coming out ? .
Awesome review. I was glued to my seat to watch till the end 👌
Fantastic review Mark and a definite 2 thumbs up. I presently own a Lumix FZ1000 and saw that the FZ1000 M2 just came out and after viewing your review I'm thinking of getting the RX10 MIV instead because Panasonic just did a small incremental upgrade to the FZ1000 with the M2 version. I really do believe that the future of cameras will be the bridge camera's because everyone is getting tired of hauling around so much Glass (It reminds me of my old Nikon DSLR days with the 8 lenses that I would bring). Having 1 amazing bridge camera and shooting in Raw it the best of all worlds. Everyone one eventually ends up using lightroom in Post anyways and that contributes to around 50% of the image quality. The composition on the other hand is within the Camera Man :) I would just like to say, many thanks on your very constructive analysis of the RX10 M4. Very much appreciated and I am Subscribing your channel right now.
Hi Kenneth. Thank you so much for taking the time to provide valuable feedback. I'm really glad that the video was helpful. There is something super appealing about the all-in-one, especially if you get this much focal range. I mean, you'd need a whole bag of lenses!
That was a really amazing review. I'm coming from a bulky Nikon DSLR with a 60 - 600 lens which I'm fortunate to be able to shoot big 5 wildlife and birds 2-3 hrs from home here in South Africa. I'm moving from DSLR to Bridge due to a physical disability where camera and lens weight make a huge difference. I was stuck between a Nikon P1000 and the Sony Cyber-shot RX10 IV and this video made up my mind for me. I think the extra money will well be worth it.
I enjoy both still and video photography of wildlife and I placed my order today. Thanks again. Malcolm Chesno.
Still relevant in 2024. Thank you.
5 years later the RX10 IV is still the best bridge camera out. Only wished they came out with a RX10 V.
I did um and ah a lot prior to purchasing this camera, especially as I've only previously owned either compact or SLRs. I'm mostly happy with the results, there are a couple of things it cannot do. 1) Macro requires a closeup filter 2) Under bright light, I was testing in Thailand, panning shots do not work as the aperture is too small and lets in too much light, burning out the image. But it's been great for photographing sport and birds, and as I am currently travelling it's weight is good also. It's not perfect, but it's a brilliant camera
I think you nailed it Gordon. It's not about a camera being perfect (there isn't one) it's about a camera being a good fit for how the photographer/videographer uses it.
@@TechGearTalk oh and the viewfinder does not show 100% - but again, know about it, work around it. It's still the best camera I've ever owned
Yup, do your research ahead of time and make an informed decision!
This review was so helpful! One of the best camera reviews I have ever seen!!!
Wow, thanks Colton, I really appreciate you taking the time to leave feedback. I'm super glad that it was helpful.
@@TechGearTalk I watched the entire video all the way through and enjoyed it thoroughly. I know your channel will continue to grow because of the time and energy you put into making your videos top quality. Really appreciate channels like these. This is a gem that I am so happy I found. You convinced me to get this camera for my travel channel. Do you know if the rx10 V will be out soon? Should I wait for the iV to price drop? Subbed, hit that bell and am ready for more! Keep up the great work!
I'm very much grateful for the support and kind words. I don't know anything about the release date of the rx10 V yet, so it's hard to gauge the price drop. Good luck with the new cam!
Thanks for this video on this wonderful 1" camera. The Best of all 1" for sure !
Found this like new for $350 as watching this video looking on Craigslist. Can't wait picking up tmrw.
Fantastic review video. Only thing missing for me was a word about battery life. However, all in all this answered most of my questions. THANKS!
Thanks for watching and for the feedback. You're absolutely right about the battery life thing.
I started including it now.
I'm glad it was helpful!
I watched the DPReview YT review for this camera, but i have to say, your video was awesome and sold me on the camera. So thanks! Great job.
- Jeff
Thank you so much Jeff, I'm glad it was helpful! And that is quite a compliment; I'm humbled.
Would appreciate if you used the links in the description to support the channel.
What do you plan on using the camera for?
Excellent presentation, just what I was looking for. Thank you.
Awesome review … thank you so much 😊 is there coming this year the Sony RX10 V ?
It's expected on the second half of this year but who know Sony is unpredictable. I'm also waiting to pick RX10 V if it's released without hesitation as I'm down to mark iv already.
I really enjoyed your review and it has me leaning towards this camera.
I'm super glad it was helpful John! Thank you for the kind words and for joining the community 🙏
Very helpful review. Purchased the camera. It’s fantastic!
Glad you like it! and awesome to hear that you love your camera!!!
Good info on features of the Sony RX101V Bridge camera.
Woah that setup behind you looks crazy cool
Thank you so much! I really like it and use it for work every day.
Did you like the camera?
I love this camera
Me too! Such a good all-in-one!
Couldn't you just use the Imaging Edge app to monitor audio levels when the camera is facing you?
Thaks much for your review. Given the spontaneous nature photography I enjoy I have to ask why I'm still lugging around all the heavy equipment.
ALL THANKS
very nice review! You helped me to buy one! Thank you
Glad I could help! I appreciate you for being part of the channel!
@@TechGearTalk I thank you very much for your time. Good day to you
Your review was amazing, definitely covered all areas. Amazing editing on the overall video too. It is undoubtedly a great all in one, but the price point for a bridge camera is so close to a camera such as the A7Riii. Thanks for the video.
I totally get that. It would be super expensive to cover that focal range with though.
Great review! I got the camera almost as soon as it first came out. I had the Nikon P900 with a 2000mm reach and even tried the P1000 with the 3000mm reach but decided I’d rather have a sharp usable 24-600 rather than those mostly fuzzy Nikons. This is pretty much the best travel camera you can get! I love it.
Thank you so much for the kind words 🙏 This camera is so powerful and I agree with you - a great travel camera
Thanks for your Sony RX10 IV. I love it. I think, if you interest this model. It doesn't matter more details or long video, you should watch them all because, that the free benefit. I don't care much about the price. All i want to find one, one can do them all. But that's just me.
Bought an Mark3 for about $850 from Amazon Warehouse Very Good condition. The auto focus is not nearly as good but trying to keep the cost down till a good 4k 60fps CyberShot comes out.
That's a solid plan. 4K 60p would be so nice to have! What do you normally shoot?
Actually it's mainly just my family. We have a newborn and two others we are capturing with the M3. I now just need to learn how to use the thing. Still very much a novice and don't usually have the time to tinker with the hobby. So usually it's simply in auto. Your footage makes me want to invest more time.
And yes you did a good job with the video. Good quality picture,editing and clear presentation of the material. Good job taking into account keeping the video short as the A.D.D is strong with youtube viewers. Suggestion and reminder (even though there was none in the video) would be to leave politics out of your videos as you will lose half the possible subscribers. Not saying you don't have the freedom to chat about whatever you want but I have seen some reviews on this camera and they dropped their opinions in a camera review and it will push me away from wanting to watch. We all have our own worldviews but with cameras it really doesn't matter. I only say this as a tip for one that is growing their channel.
Thank you for all the insight. I will definitely stay away from politics in my review.
Thank you for the compliments about my footage.
As far as learning how to use the camera when it's in in auto, do you feel like you have a good understanding of a proper exposure? If not, check out this video (it's old, so I apologize for the delivery ) ua-cam.com/video/PuE6wADvnAY/v-deo.html😂
Some one called this the SUV Mommie Mobile Camera. Since it did it all in one box. This camera is amazing. There is nothing out there that does what this does. The only thing it does I cannot do is the price. Now the RX-10 ii I can do used. It gets most of this camera here. But if the things were different, I would get this camera. Don't forget the Headphone output that you don't see on Bridge Cameras typically. Also the full suite of Video tools. In video mode the changing of the F stop is a great feature for creators. Maybe in 5 years I can get this as used this will be much cheaper. Truth is verified with the RX-10ii. I avoid buying new when it is new. I just don't have that kind of money. The Panasonic pales in comparison. This camera shoots oversampled Video and does not do pixel binning and has Video that beats just about any middling DSLR and some Mirrorless options too. I love this camera.
SUV 😂🤣 that's such a good name for it. You can't beat the range+quality combo on this camera.
I just got one yesterday through Lensrentals that I'm going to take along with me next week to an aviation convention I go to every couple years or so (Oshkosh). It's an "emergency" rental while I get my a99ii repaired. It sounds like it's going to be pretty useful, with a frame rate double that of my DSLT. I'd rather have my 42MP, but at least I won't have to cart around 30# worth of lenses.
Brilliant review mate! I bought the camera on the strength of it. Thank you.
Thank you so much for watching and the feedback!
Congrats on your new camera. If you get a chance swing by and let me know what you think when you get it!
hi, nikon p1000 is limited in 30 min video shooting, right? how about sony rx10 iv .is there a limit in video shooting?please reply, thanks
Yes. There is a 30 minute limit. This camera does not: ua-cam.com/video/38pwAzmtEQ0/v-deo.html
Great video! Thanks a lot. What do you think about buying this camera in 2022? Is it still worth it? Or should I wait for Mark V? I am not sure…..
I would love this camera when i can afford it amazing
How can you connect this to a TV? Only through the HDMI cable or wireless casting?
Great preview, thank you. Like the aperture ring!
Thanks so much Paul - glad you liked the review. I liked the aperture ring too... once I figured it out 😂🤣
Thank you for joining the supporting the channel.
No mp4 format?
Sure, I was only shooting MP4
@@TechGearTalk if you said that i missed it my apologies. I guess im confused by the avchd and what not and how that relates to mp4. Thanks!
No, I don't think I said it, just letting you know. Thanks for watching and for being part of the channel 🙏
I bought the mkiii very recently and very cheap, almost unused, because the owner did not know how to change the aperture. I had lenses with that, so I asked him if he wants to reconsider the sale , but he went ahead :-)
great job explaining the camera , thanks
You are very welcome. Thank you so much for watching and leaving feedback. What would you use it for?
The camera up-scales the HFR footage to 1080p, its not 1080. however at 240fps the up-scaling is minimal and the footage is very usable. This makes the RX10 line of cameras the cheapest available high frame rate camera's on the market. The FS5 is more than double the price for body only.
Thanks for watching and for the additional insight. Super appreciate you taking the time to contribute!!
I have one recently is spectacular.
Hey, great content as always. Is this camera still worth a buy in 2024? Crazy this camera is 7 years old and still market leading in the bridge camera world.
Can't decide whether to go Canon mirrorless and lens or pick up this RX10 IV. Still no sign of the mark 5 which is a shame 😐
Loved the video! Thanks a lot for such a detailed review!
Thanks for watching Gleb!! Glad you loved it and appreciate the support and feedback!
Great review thank you
Your review was really good,THANKS
Super glad it was helpful
Like how it has it a amazing slow motion. I will probably buy one once I get better a using a normal camera.
Yes, it does have amazing slow motion. It’s a bit difficult to use and has a pretty limited time span, but if you can get used to it and need this level of slow motion, it’s nice to have.
Best review of any camera I've seen over the years on UA-cam. You have a very laid-back and precise way of communicating. It's a gift. I was so impressed, that I subscribed! Thanks for the review of Sony RX10 IV.
Oh wow - thank you for the kind words. So glad it was useful. Thank you for being part of the channel!