Tony & Chelsea Northrup

I Tested Sony's New RX10 V on NYC Streets and Here's What Happened

Go to http://squarespace.com/Tony & save 10% off your first website or domain with code “Tony" Buy the RX10V at http://SDP.io/RX10V I hit the streets and beaches of NYC with the brand-new Sony RX10 Mark V! After a 9-year wait, Sony finally updated their 24-600mm superzoom camera. With 30 fps RAW shooting, excellent autofocus, and 4K/60 video (and HD/120), it’s a beast for sports and wildlife. But is it worth the high price tag? In this real-world review, I test it on skateboarders at Rockaway Beach, low-light situations at Little Island, and even pit it against my iPhone and a dedicated Canon 200-800mm telephoto setup. I cover the amazing tracking and the absolute garbage 1990s-style menu system. Find out if this is the perfect all-in-one travel camera, or if you're better off spending your money on an interchangeable lens system. 00:00 - Introduction to the Sony RX10 V 00:56 - Sponsor Message (Squarespace) 01:32 - Action Tracking & Autofocus (Skateboarding) 02:16 - Zoom Issues & Video Performance 03:19 - Wildlife & Subject Tracking (Birds & Planes) 04:15 - Buffer Depth & RAW Performance 04:29 - Video Usability & Microphone Complaints 05:38 - Camera Design & the 24-600mm Lens 06:13 - Zoom Comparison: Sony RX10 V vs. iPhone 06:44 - Low Light & Image Stabilization 07:22 - Body Design, Flawed Screen & Ports 09:44 - Navigating the Complex Menu System 11:59 - Nighttime Photography & Moon Test 12:57 - Lack of Anti-Theft Features 13:38 - Computational Photography vs. iPhone in Low Light 14:40 - Low-Light Action Autofocus Testing 15:29 - Image Quality Comparison vs. Canon 200-800mm Lens