Imaging recource: Sony RX10 IV Field Test Part I: A real-world shoot with the super-swift long-zoom alternative to your DSLR

Recently, Sony took its popular RX10-series of large-sensor bridge cameras into a fourth generation with the debut of the Sony RX10 IV. Based around much the same body and lens as the earlier RX10 III, the 20.1-megapixel RX10 IV likewise sports an impressive 25x optical zoom lens which starts at a 24mm-equivalent wide-angle and reaches all the way out to a powerful 600mm telephoto. What's new is that the RX10 IV now uses an image sensor with a memory-stacked design and on-chip phase-detection autofocus pixels, allowing...
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