{"id":37173,"date":"2016-10-08T18:15:42","date_gmt":"2016-10-08T17:15:42","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blog.francescophoto.it\/?p=37173"},"modified":"2016-10-08T18:15:42","modified_gmt":"2016-10-08T17:15:42","slug":"sony-rx100-v","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/francescophoto.it\/blog\/2016\/10\/08\/sony-rx100-v\/","title":{"rendered":"Sony RX100 V"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"juniqoykwkdnsoo7dvnx\"<\/a>Sony ha presentato lo scorso 6 ottobre una nuova versione della sua compatta, la RX100 V.
\nIl nuovo modello ha lo stesso sensore da 1″ (13,2×8,8 mm) da 20 Mpx del tipo Exmor RS CMOS retroilluminato a strati con associata una memoria DRAM e lo stesso obiettivo Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* 24-70 mm equivalente f\/1,8-2,8 del precedente modello, ma aggiunge la messa a fuoco ibrida, a rilevamento di fase e di contrasto con 315 punti AF sul sensore che coprono il 65 % dell’inquadratura. Inoltre aumenta la velocit\u00e0 di raffica a 24 fg\/s a piena risoluzione con l’autofocus ad inseguimento in funzione. Le alre caratteristiche, mirino, schermo, ripresa video 4K, dimensioni sono le stesse della precedente versione IV.
\nLa RX100 V ovvia all’unico punto debole della precedente IV cio\u00e8 l’autofocus a rilevamento di contrasto non abbastanza veloce per soggetti in movimento. Mantiene per\u00f2 tutte le altre ottime caratteristiche e sopratutto le dimensioni estremamente contenute.
\nA questo Sony aggiunge anche una scafandratura subacqea MPK-URK 100 A.<\/p>\n

Sar\u00e0 disponibile da novembre al prezzo di 1.200 \u20ac. La scafandratura coster\u00e0 360 \u20ac.<\/p>\n

Riporto il comunicato stampa Sony (disponibile solo in inglese).<\/p>\n

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Sony Announces New Addition to Acclaimed Line of Cyber-shot\u00ae RX Cameras<\/a><\/h2>\n
Sony – ott 06, 2016 16:30 CEST<\/h6>\n

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New Compact RX100 V Model Boasts World\u2019s Fastest AF Speed[i]<\/strong><\/a>, World\u2019s Most AF Points and World\u2019s Fastest Continuous Shootingi<\/sup> for a Compact Camerai<\/sup><\/em><\/p>\n

[i]<\/a>Among fixed lens digital cameras with 1.0-type sensor. As of October 2016 press release, based on Sony research.<\/p>\n

Sony today announced a new flagship model for their popular Cyber-shot RX100 series of compact cameras, the RX100 V<\/strong> (model DSC-RX100M5).<\/p>\n

The exciting new camera brings a new level of AF performance and speed to today\u2019s compact camera market. It is equipped with a Fast Hybrid AF system with the world\u2019s fastest AF acquisitioni<\/sup> at 0.05 seconds[i]<\/a> and world\u2019s highest number of AF points on sensori<\/sup> with 315 points covering approximately 65% of the frame.The camera can also shoot continuously at speeds of up to 24 fps[ii]<\/a> \u2013 the world\u2019s fastest for a compact camerai<\/sup> \u2013 at full 20.1 MP (approx. effective) resolution with AF\/AE tracking for up to 150 continuous shots[iii]<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The RX100 V<\/strong> is equipped with a newly developed 1.0-type stacked Exmor RS\u2122 CMOS sensor with a DRAM chip, a ZEISS\u00ae<\/sup> Vario-Sonnar T* 24-70 mm[iv]<\/a> F1.8 \u2013 2.8 large aperture lens and an enhanced image processing system with a new front-end LSI chip that maximises processing speed, expands the memory buffer and optimises image quality, in particular at high ISO settings.The camera also features 4K video recording with full pixel readout and no pixel binning[v]<\/a>, super slow motion recording at up to 1000 fps[vi]<\/a> with extended recording time and more.<\/p>\n

Fast Focusing, Fast Shooting <\/strong><\/p>\n

A first for Sony\u2019s RX100 series of cameras, the new RX100 V<\/strong> model features a Fast Hybrid AF system that combines the respective advantages of focal-plane phase detection AF and contrast detection AF and ultimately enables the camera to lock focus in as little as 0.05 seconds.ii<\/sup> This high speed focusing is a perfect complement to the 315 dedicated AF points that cover 65% of the sensor, and ensures that shooters will be able to capture their intended subject with high speed and accuracy, even if it\u2019s moving rapidly in unpredictable directions.<\/p>\n

Additionally, processing speed has been greatly enhanced through the addition of a front-end LSI that perfectly supports the camera\u2019s BIONZ X\u2122 image processing engine. These two components combined with the powerful AF system allow the camera to shoot continuously at speeds of up to 24 fpsiii<\/sup> at full 20.1 MP (approx. effective) resolution for up to 150 shotsiv<\/sup> with AF\/AE tracking.Viewfinder blackout between shots has also been minimised in this high-speed shooting mode, which greatly improves photographers\u2019 ability to follow fast action and capture the decisive moment.Silent shooting is also available in these high-speed modes as well.vii<\/sup><\/p>\n

Other advancements to AF performance on the new RX100 V<\/strong> include the addition of AF-A mode, which allows the camera to automatically switch between continuous and single-shot AF modes.Users can also manually select if they\u2019d like the continuous AF and phase detection AF areas to be displayed live on screen while they are framing a shot.<\/p>\n

The RX100 V<\/strong> also has a high speed Anti-Distortion Shutter (maximum speed of 1\/32000 second) that minimises the \u201crolling shutter\u201d effect commonly experienced with fast moving subjects.This fast shutter speed also allows the camera to capture sharp, crystal clear images with a wide open aperture at brightness levels up to EV19.[vii]<\/a> Shooting at wide aperture with the fast shutter speed allows photographers and videographers to capture beautiful content with sharply focused subjects and defocused backgrounds under some of the most difficult, bright lighting conditions.<\/p>\n

New on the RX100 V<\/strong>, users can freely select the initial magnification ratio when shooting in a mode with Focus Magnifier, and can select between \u201cfocus point\u201d and \u201ccentre of display\u201d for the location of Focus Magnifier.<\/p>\n

Professional Movie Functionality <\/strong><\/p>\n

The pocket-friendly RX100 V<\/strong> is packed with a variety of video capabilities that will satisfy even the most demanding video enthusiasts.<\/p>\n

With Fast Hybrid AF, the focal plane phase detection AF sensor ensures accurate focusing and tracking performance, even for the severe focusing requirements of 4K movie shooting.AF drive speed and AF tracking sensitivity can also be adjusted via the menu system, giving shooters plenty of flexibility based on their focusing preferences.<\/p>\n

In 4K mode,vi<\/sup> the new RX100 V<\/strong> utilises full pixel readout without pixel binning to ensure that all the finer details of 4K video are captured with minimal moire and \u2018jaggies\u2019.These high-quality results are achieved through use of the XAVC S codec, which records video at a high data rate of up to 100 Mbps during 4K recording and 50 Mbps during full HD shooting[viii]<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Additional professional grade video features include Picture Profile, S-Log2 \/S-Gamut, 100p HD Full HD mode and more.Users also have the ability to manually select a frame from a recorded movie and save it as a still image file of approximately 8 MP during 4K shooting or 2 MP during HD shooting.<\/p>\n

The RX100 V<\/strong> is able to record super-slow motion video[ix]<\/a> at up to 40x slower than the standard rate, and can do this for about twice as long as the RX100 IV model.This extended time allowing users to capture a series of high-speed, fleeting moments of action with incredible detail, resolution and clarity.<\/p>\n

Prior to shooting, users will have the ability to choose among 1000fps, 500fps and 250fps frame rates and among 50p and 25p playback formats to optimise the recording to fit the speed of the moving subject, with the option to use the movie record button as a \u2018start trigger\u2019 to begin recording once button is pressed or \u2018end trigger\u2019 to record footage up until the button is pressed.<\/p>\n

Pocket-Friendly Design, Premium Performance<\/strong><\/p>\n

The new RX100 V<\/strong> maintains the convenient pocket-sized design of the remainder of the RX100 family and is equipped with a high-contrast 2.35 million dot XGA OLED Tru-Finder\u2122, ensuring true-to-life image preview and playback functionality.The EVF conveniently retracts in and out of the camera body based on user preference, and features optics with ZEISS\u00ae<\/sup> T* Coating.<\/p>\n

The new camera is also Wi-Fi\u00ae<\/sup> and NFC\u2122 compatible and can access Sony\u2019s growing range of PlayMemories Camera Applications.Learn more at www.sony.net\/pmca<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Another convenient addition is the ability for users to freely set the leading three characters of saved file names for easier sorting and organisation.<\/p>\n

There will also be a new underwater housing (model MPK-URX100A<\/strong>) that will be available as a separate accessory for the RX100 V<\/strong> and all other RX100 series cameras.Designed exclusively to fit the RX100 cameras, the housing features a depth level of 40m\/130ft.<\/p>\n

Pricing and Availability<\/strong><\/p>\n

The new Sony Cyber-shot RX100 V<\/strong> (model DSC-RX100M5) compact camera will be available in Europe in November priced at approximately \u20ac1,200. The MPK-URX100A<\/strong> underwater housing will be available for approximately \u20ac360. Full product details can be seen here.<\/p>\n

The new content will also be posted directly at the global Sony Photo Gallery<\/a> and the Sony Camera Channel on YouTube<\/a>.<\/p>\n

[i]<\/a> CIPA standard, internal measurement, at f=8.8mm(wide telephoto), EV4.7, Program Auto, Focus mode: AF-A, AF area: Wide<\/p>\n

[ii]<\/a> With “Continuous shooting mode: Hi”.<\/p>\n

[iii]<\/a> With “Continuous shooting mode: Hi” and “Image quality: Fine”.<\/p>\n

[iv]<\/a>35mm equivalent<\/p>\n

[v]<\/a> Continuous recording is available for approx. 5 minutes. The duration available for the shooting may change according to shooting conditions.<\/p>\n

[vi]<\/a> Silent shooting can be activated via “Shutter type: Electronic\u201d and \u201cAudio signals: Off\u201d.<\/p>\n

[vii]<\/a>Using built-in ND filter.<\/p>\n

[viii]<\/a> An SDHC\/SDXC memory card with a Class 10 or higher speed rating is required for XAVC S recording and UHS Speed Class 3 is required for recording at 100Mbps<\/p>\n

[ix]<\/a>Sound cannot be recorded when shooting slow motion. An SDHC\/SDXC memory card of Class 10 or higher is required.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/div>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

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