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Sidney Diongzon: Sony RX10 V is Better Than You Think

sonyalpharumors | July 19, 2026, 7:47 a.m. | Original

Preorders:
Sony RX10V at BHphoto , Amazon , Adorama , Fotokoch , FotoErhardt , Calumet , Leistenscheider , Clifton , WexUK

Sidney Diongzon likes the new cam:

And here is Abbott’s take on the camera:

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Sony A7rVI setup guide by Colby Brown

sonyalpharumors | July 19, 2026, 6:16 a.m. | Original

Sony A7rVI at BHphoto , Amazon , Adorama , FotoKoch , FotoErhardt , Calumet , Clifton , WexUK
Sony 100-400mm f/4.5 GM at BHphoto , Amazon , Adorama , Fotokoch , FotoErhardt , Calumet , Clifton , WexUK

The Complete Setup Guide for the Sony a7R VI

https://www.colbybrownphotography.com/the-complete-setup-guide-to-the-sony-a7r-vi/

Customizing Your Sony a7R VI

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Sony FX5 might be able to record 240fps in 4K via future firmware update

sonyalpharumors | July 18, 2026, 8:44 a.m. | Original

I have been told the Sony FX5 might not have 4K 240fps support right from the start. However, it’s likely that this feature will be added through a future firmware update.

Sony FX5 specs:

16.6MP Fully stacked sensor
BIONZ XR 2 with built in AI AF, like the A7R VI .
Open Gate 5k 3:2
16 Bit internal RAW in X-OCN LT/C1/C2 format
Triple Base ISO (80

Sony FX5 has 800 4000 12800 Triple Base ISO and 16 stops dynamic range

sonyalpharumors | July 17, 2026, 9:24 a.m. | Original

Two more info from my sources:

Triple Base ISO works AT 800 4000 12800 ISO
Has 16 stops dynamic range

Sony FX5 specs:

16.6MP Fully stacked sensor
BIONZ XR 2 with built in AI AF, like the A7R VI .
Open Gate 5k 3:2
16 Bit internal RAW in X-OCN LT/C1/C2 format
Triple Base ISO (800 4000 12800

PetaPixel: Which High-Resolution Full-Frame Camera Has the Best Sensor?

sonyalpharumors | July 17, 2026, 5:36 a.m. | Original

Chris tested the four High Res cameras from each company. That’s what he thinks about them:

1. Panasonic Lumix S1R II (44 Megapixels)

At base ISO, this model resolved slightly less detail than the other cameras, though the difference is very minor.
At higher ISOs (above 5000), it applies aggressive baked-in noise reduction to the RAW files, resulting in cleaner images but a noticeable loss of fine detail.
It has the slowest readout speed of the group