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Sony RX10 V vs RX10 IV: Same Sensor, Better Everything Else
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DPReview's studio test of the Sony RX10 V finds Raw image quality essentially unchanged from the 2017 RX10 IV — same 20MP stacked Type 1 sensor, same detail and noise at base ISO. JPEG output is a different story: colour rendering is noticeably more accurate, with better skin tones and more balanced vibrancy across the board.
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