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Sony launches RX0 Mark 2 with a Flip Up Vlogging Screen

Sony loves to experiment. They have made a lot of 'innovative' devices and gadgets in the past - some clicked and while some other failed. RX0 when launched, was one such device. Until that point all rugged compact cameras like GoPro shipped with a small sensor, while the RX0 had a bigger 1 inch sensor on board. It didn't attract a lot of buyers though. Now Sony has come up with an improved version of this camera - RX0 II ( RX0M2 ).

 So What's New in RX0M2 ?
  • Internal 4K recording
  • Image Stabilization support
  • A FLIP UP SCREEN
  • Eye AF support

The original RX0 didn't support any image stabilization or 4K internal recording. The newer RX0 II fixes those. It also comes with a Flip up screen like the one we saw on Sony Alpha 6400, albeit a very small in size. It's not a touchscreen however, and is there just for you to make sure your face is in the frame. It also supports Sony's Eye AF feature for some great quality selfies. 

 RX0 II Full Specs
  • Zeiss Tessar T* 24mm lens with an F4 aperture
  • 20cm min focusing distance
  • 1 inch Exmor RS Cmos Sensor
  • 15.3 MP
  • 4K 30fps support
  • Latest version of Bionz X image processor
  • IPX8 Waterproof
  • IP6X Dustproof
  • Shockproof and Crushproof
  • Base ISO : 125
  • 180 degree tilting LCD screen
  • Contrast-detection AF
  • Eye AF
  • RAW support
  • Proxy Recording Support
  • Internal 4K support
  • Timelapse mode
  • Super slow motion shooting at up to 960fps/1000fps
  • Continuous shooting at up to 16fps
  • Anti-distortion Shutter with speeds of up to 1/32,000 sec. 
  • CIPA rating : Approx 240 shots 
Source : Sony
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