Sony has launched the RX10 V in Singapore, reviving its all-in-one superzoom camera line with a fifth-generation model aimed at hobbyists who want broad shooting flexibility without carrying several lenses. The new camera retains the RX10 series’ defining feature: a built-in ZEISS Vario-Sonnar T* 24-600mm equivalent lens with a relatively bright F2.4-4.0 aperture. That 25-times optical zoom range stretches from wide-angle everyday photography to distant wildlife and sporting action, all within a ...
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