Sony RX10 V › Video Capability
18 positive · 47 mixed · 2 critical mentions across 67 sources.
It does crop for 4K 120 if you want some slow mo, uh but it is 4:2:2 10-bit, which is great
The other area of significant improvement over the same period is video, and the RX10 V is a bit step forward in that regard, too, with a host of Sony’s latest options including, significantly, the ability to capture 10-bit and H.265 footage, both of which make it more pleasant to work with.
For video, we have uncropped 4K 60 frames per second, which is over sampled from 5.4K, and 4K 120 with a little bit of a crop though.
Read the full sourced terrain: Sony RX10 V review.
Counts are drawn from the sources we track and reflect what reviewers said, not a score — AskMaddi charts the terrain, it does not rate.