Don’t make the mistake I almost did.

When Sony asked if I wanted to review the new RX10 V, I almost passed. It’s a superzoom, and that’s not exactly my normal wheelhouse.

But I figured I’d at least give it a look.

And honestly? I was blown away.

I was not expecting a superzoom to:

• Track blackbirds in flight
• Use controls that feel like a full mirrorless camera
• Offer serious subject-detection AF
• Shoot at 30 FPS
• Have a deep buffer
• Deliver such a sharp 24-600mm lens

And that’s just the start.

No, it’s not replacing a full interchangeable-lens wildlife kit. But it may be the camera you take when you don’t want to carry the big gear, or the camera you hand to a spouse or travel companion who wants reach, speed, and simplicity without a pile of lenses.

Check out the review, and don’t miss the little behind-the-scenes clip at the very end.

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