Sony RX10 review: a new camera for a new world order
David Pierce reviews Sony's RX10 superzoom camera. Be sure to read the full Sony RX10 review at the link below:
Point-and-shoot cameras may be dying as smartphones become better and more convenient, but the Sony RX10 has something your iPhone can't replace. At $1,299.99 it's designed to be the camera for everyone and everything - with a big sensor, a long zoom lens, and a feature list geared clearly toward the average person, it's made to work for every photographer in every situation. It's the clearest proof yet that the superzoom is the future of the point-and-shoot.
Point-and-shoot cameras may be dying as smartphones become better and more convenient, but the Sony RX10 has something your iPhone can't replace. At $1,299.99 it's designed to be the camera for everyone and everything - with a big sensor, a long zoom lens, and a feature list geared clearly toward the average person, it's made to work for every photographer in every situation. It's the clearest proof yet that the superzoom is the future of the point-and-shoot.
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