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The RX10 II’s 20.2-million-pixel, 1in CMOS sensor is no doubt a variant on the sensor of a similar size that we have seen in previous RX10 and RX100 cameras, and produces images with around the same resolution, reaching around 3,000l/ph in our test. As we found on the RX10, the 24-200mm equivalent f/2.8 lens is very sharp in the centre.
JPEG ISO 64
JPEG ISO 100
JPEG ISO 1,600
JPEG ISO 6,400
JPEG ISO 12,800
1in, 20.2-million-pixel, Exmor RS CMOS
5472x3648 pixels
Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* 24-200mm equivalent f/2.8 lens
30-1/3,200sec mechanical, 30-1/32,000 electronic
ISO 100-12,800 (ext to ISO 64)
PASM
Multi, centreweighted and spot
±3EV in 0.3EV steps
14fps for JPEG in speed priority, 5fps JPEG cont, 3fps raw cont
3in, 1.23-million-dot tiltable LCD
Contrast-detection AF
720 (25, 50 100fps), 1080 (25, 50 100fps and HFR 250, 500, 1000fps) and 4K (25fps)
Yes (3.5mm)
SD, SDHC, SDXC. Note: UHS-1 U3 class best for 4K and HFR
Rechargeable battery NP-FW50
Up to 400 images (CIPA testing)
129x88.1x102.2mm
813g (with battery and memory card)
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