Sony has announced a follow-up to its tiny strong camera from 2017, the RX0, and it’s just as tough and handy. The Sony’s new RX0 II action camera has a 15.3-megapixel sensor and a Zeiss Tessar T 24mm F4 fixed wide-angle lens. It also has a 20-cm minimum focus distance for scenic shots. Besides that, the camera has in-built stabilization, an upright microphone and a flip-up screen for selfie shooting. All these features makes t it a super-portable waterproof pocket video camera with some neat stills shooting ability.
Sony’s new RX0 II is very similar in size to its predecessor, with a 2.3in x 1.59in x 1.38in body that weighs just 132 grams. However, it’s a lot more selfie-friendly, due to an adjustable LCD screen that can flip 180 degrees upward and 90 degrees down.
Sony’s new RX0 II
Well the device is waterproof up to 33 feet, is tough enough to survive being crushed with 400 pounds of force and can withstand the impact of a drop up to 6.5 feet. So you can Sony’s new RX0 II for under water shoot as well.
The most important features of any camera are its technical abilities. The RX0 II camera’s somewhat smaller than a late model GoPro, but a touch thicker. It is with a 1.0-type stacked 15.3-megapixel Exmor CMOS sensor, and a BIONZ X image processor. The lens is a 24mm equivalent f/4.0 Zeiss Tessar T, offering wide-angle shooting with a minimum focusing distance of just 20 cm (7.8 in).
In terms of video, the RX0 II can shoot 4K video at 30 fps, includes a microphone jack, and has in-body electronic stabilization that’s even usable in handheld mode. For the photographer, who wanted a slow motion, Sony provides the camera with a 1,000-fps recording mode with uncompressed 4K HDMI output. The RX0 II also supports S-Log2 for more flexibility in post-processing.
There is another support feature, if you’re working on a project that requires multiple cameras. Sony’s Imaging Edge Mobile application will give you the power to control up to five RX0 II cameras at once.
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