Chris thinks the Sony RX10 IV is the minivan of cameras and I couldn’t agree more. It’s certainly full of a lot of attractive options and it can get the job done with its new stacked sensor, but there are a few drawbacks to its design. Price is also a big detractor from this camera because there are cameras with better image quality in this price range, but none offer the incredible 24-600mm reach of the RX10. The Sony RX10IV is probably best for photographers that want to travel light on vacation, but don’t want to leave a lot of their professional capabilities at home. Watch the video above for a somewhat lengthy review if you want to know more.
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