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Sony RX0 II Review: Don't Call It a GoPro - This Isn’t Your Average Action Camera

Sony RX0 II Review: Don’t Call It a GoPro – This Isn’t Your Average Action Camera

Posted on May 14, 2019 By Jarvis

Sony has been spreading its imaging talents across a wide swath of camera products, from its mirrorless rigs to DSLR’s, point-and-shooters to action cameras. The new RX0 II (along with its predecessor, the RXO) is in a class by itself. It’s not an action camera — the appropriately named Action Cam line fills that slot more directly — and it’s not just a ruggedized point-and-shoot, either, since it doesn’t have the zoom capability or the typically larger sensor those cameras have. Instead, it’s simply the smallest and most durable camera for any of those users. It’s like they averaged out the needs of all the photographers in the world and compressed the result into a bulletproof 5-ounce box that fits in the palm of your hand.
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Cameras Tags:action camera, camera, DSLR, GoPro, mirrorless, palm, review, rigs, sensor, Sony, Sony RX0 II

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