What are the new features of Sony's newly released RX 100IV and RX 10II?

Both new products are equipped with the newly developed 1 inch ExmorRSCMOS stacked sensor with high-speed signal processing capability and built-in DRAM memory chip. The combination of high-speed signal processing and DRAM memory chip can bring five times the reading speed of picture data, and bring a series of functions that can only be realized in professional cameras before. The new product released this time continues the black card? The uncompromising image spirit, shooting 40 times ultra-slow motion capture video at 960fps, the fastest anti-distortion shutter of1/32,000 seconds, high-resolution ultra-clear 4K video shooting and other functions have broken the existing boundaries of portable digital cameras, allowing professional photographers and enthusiasts to shoot photos and videos in different ways. Sony Black Card records 4K video directly on the machine? RX 100IV and RX 10II are the first products in the black card series to provide 4K (QHD: 3840x2 160) video shooting. The new product adopts full pixel reading mode when shooting 4K video, without pixel superposition, reducing moire and sawtooth, thus ensuring rich details of 4K video. RX 100IV and RX 10II support high bit rate recording of XAVCS 100Mbps and 50Mbps in full HD mode of 1080P.

RX 100IV and RX 10II shoot 4K at different times. RX 10II provides a longer dynamic shooting time, about 29 minutes, while the lighter RX 100IV can shoot a video with a length of about 5 minutes. Both RX 100IV and RX 10II have dual video shooting functions. Photographers can capture about 1 1 different still images while shooting 4K video, and all they need to do is press the shutter. 40x Super Slow Dynamic Capture Sony Black Card? Both RX 100IV and RX 10II can shoot ultra-slow motion (40 times slow motion) at the highest frame rate of 960fps, allowing users to capture and play back action moments. Before shooting, users can choose the frame rates of 960fps, 480fps and 240fps and the playback formats of 60p, 30p and 24p to optimize shooting, so as to meet the shooting speed requirements of different moving objects. The high-speed shutter solidifies the wonderful 1 inch ExmorRSCMOS stacked sensor and the excellent processing power of DRAM chip, which can make RX 100IV and RX 10II perform well in shooting fast moving objects, and can shoot continuously at the rates of 16 frames/second and 14 frames/second respectively. In addition, the fast reading ability of the image sensor creates the anti-distortion shutter ability with the fastest speed of 1/32000 seconds, and can also minimize the influence of "rolling shutter" to achieve the effect of approaching "global shutter", so that photographers can capture beautiful images with sharp focus and blurred background in bright lighting environment. In addition, in the case of using ND filter, when the aperture brightness reaches EV 19, a sharp and clear picture can be taken. High-speed focus locking wonderful Sony black card? RX 100IV keeps the tradition of RX 100 family portable design, and is equipped with Zeiss Vario-SonnarT*24-70mm(35mm equivalent) F 1.8-F2.8 lens. RX 10II also maintains the same fuselage design as the original RX 10, and is equipped with Zeiss Vario-SonnarT*24-200mm (equivalent to 35mm)f 2.8 lens. Both new cameras have built-in XGAOLEDTru-Finder, which is about 2.35 million pixels away from Gao Fancha. Electronic viewfinder ensures more realistic image preview and playback. Both new products adopt a series of customized control dials and buttons to meet the operating habits of different photographers, and RX 10II also adds a dustproof and dripping function.

Are the two products also compatible with Wi-Fi? And NFC? Sony's growing PlayMemories features and access? Camera application.