The result? burst shooting with full autofocus and auto-exposure. For a compact camera, that is still, as of 2024, mind-boggling.
Pair this with 315 phase-detection autofocus points covering 65% of the frame, and you have a camera that can track a hummingbird’s eye while you spray 24 shots per second. This isn't a street photography camera anymore; it's a wildlife camera for people who don't want to carry a 5-pound DSLR rig. sony rx100 mark 6 cu
The 24-200mm lens is an optical marvel. To fit a 8.3x zoom ratio into a body that is only 1.5 inches thick required aspherical elements, ED glass, and a lens barrel that extends like a mechanical symphony. At 24mm, it is sharp corner-to-corner. At 200mm, while there is some softness wide open, stopping down to f/5.6 yields images that rival entry-level mirrorless kit lenses. The result
But if you value possibility over perfection , this camera is a miracle. It is a Swiss Army knife with a 24-200mm lens, 24 fps bursts, and 4K video, all living in a jacket pocket. Pair this with 315 phase-detection autofocus points covering
On paper, this is a downgrade for low-light performance. And the critics were right: if you try to shoot indoor candid shots of a child playing at 200mm in dim living room light, you will see noise. You will miss focus. You will curse Sony’s name.