Sony Cybershot DSC RX100 is a compact camera that lets you capture picture perfect moments with crystal clarity. The Sony RX100 is ideal for still photography.The new and improved Sony Cybershot DSC RX100 compact camera is available in a classy black tone. Incorporating a proven and reliable 20.1MP 1inch Exmor RS BSI CMOS sensor, the RX100 V can capture highly detailed images at sensitivities up to ISO 12800 with ease. With an AF speed of just 0.05 seconds, you can avail a brilliant photography experience. The high speed BIONZ X image processing engine and Exmor RS CMOS image sensor give you faster performance, including continuous shooting of up to 24fps. Also, the DSC RX100 Sony Cybershot camera inherits the brilliant retractable OLED electronic viewfinder and an 180 degree tiltable LCD that makes it a great photography device.

Physical Features

Key Features

Faster and Precise

The Sony Cybershot DSC RX100 V compact camera is equipped with a phase detection AF system that offers wider coverage for consistent AF and capturing fast moving subjects. The Fast Hybrid AF system enables the camera to lock on and snap moving subjects in merely 0.05 seconds. Also, the 20.1MP lens captures images at up to 24fps with high-speed continuous shooting with AF or AE tracking for up to 150 shots.

Capture Memories in High Detail

When pictures aren’t enough, capture memories in stunning high quality with 4K video regarding. This compact Sony Cybershot camera features full pixel readout without pixel binning and can also record movies in super slow motion at up to 960fps. Plus, its various controls and settings add more convenience while capturing photos or recording movies.

Great Designing

The Sony Cybershot camera is designed with a retractable OLED electronic viewfinder anti-reflective ZEISS T delivers unrivaled resolution, contrast, and tone. Its multifunction control ring lets you select shutter speed, aperture, and more for added creative control. Also, this camera has an 180 degree tiltable LCD screen that allows you to review shots or movies after being captured.