Sony isn’t one to rest on its laurels when it comes to cameras. The RX100 V is the fifth edition of the company’s flagship RX100 point-and-shoot to be introduced in as many years – and despite each ...

As a person with a little bit of knowledge about cameras and a lot of experience spending far too much money on them, I often get asked: “Hey Alex, what’s the best point-and-shoot camera I can buy?” ...

There's no doubting that the Sony RX100 V is a brilliant compact camera. It's small, it's powerful, its continuous autofocus is notably improved, the images it can enable you to capture are great… but ...

Like the A6500 that was announced at the same time, the update to the Sony RX100 IV gets new internals for faster shooting, but the difference between the RX100 IV and RX100 V is far more noticeable - ...

Who still needs a dedicated camera when smartphone cameras are now so damned excellent? Professionals and hobbyists are two answers that come to mind. Among those group, Sony's been leading the pack ...

The RX100 V ($329.99 at Amazon) looks just like the RX100 IV. It's a pocket-friendly shooter (2.3 by 4 by 1.6 inches, 10.6 ounces) finished in black metal. The lens protrudes slightly from the body, ...

With the introduction of its RX100 series in 2012, Sony raised the bar for point-and-shoot cameras. As such, it's no surprise that the latest model can do things like capture JPEG and RAW photos at a ...

Mark Job shows how the video capabilities of Sony's popular RX100-V can be used for much more than just Vlogging. The Sony DSC RX100 series of cameras are, perhaps, the most reviewed digital hybrid ...

The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 V offers a relatively large 13.2 x 8.8mm CMOS sensor, which is the same size as that used in the Nikon 1 series compact system cameras and 4x as big as a typical compact ...