Sony RX10 IV

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Sadly there's one thing about this camera that might be a deal breaker for a lot of you. Unfortunately this camera still uses the generation 1 Sony NP...

All right, so the RX 10 Mark IV is an awesome all-in-one camera for someone who just wants to own one camera and lens combo and then use it for everyt...

While we recommend the Panasonic LUMIX FZ1000 II for most people looking to buy a bridge camera, the Sony RX10 IV is one of the best bridge cameras you can get if money is no object. It has a hefty 24-600mm Zeiss zoom lens, giving you more focal reach, and it's weather-sealed against moisture and dust, so you have some protection on rainy or windy days. Although it takes a long time to empty its photo buffer once full, the camera can shoot at a remarkably fast 21 fps in its high-speed burst mode to easily capture fast movement

But if you're not as sensitive to price, or shoot subjects where an improved burst rate and focus system will come in handy—typically sports and wildlife—spend the extra money on the RX10 IV. The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 IV camera delivers an incredible zoom range and uses a stacked sensor design and phase detection focus for 24fps image capture. Sign up for Lab Report to get the latest reviews and top product advice delivered right to your inbox

Unfortunately, its menu system is fairly confusing, with more advanced settings buried within submenus. It also isn't the best option if you prefer to travel light because of its size and weight. That said, it has a good battery life that can last a fairly long time depending on your usage habits, and it supports USB charging