RX10 V at 600mm bird shots without the big lens

26 Aug 2026 · 1 min
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In this brief introductory segment, the presenter asks whether a camera that costs less than a high‑end telephoto lens can still deliver keeper bird photographs at a 600 mm focal length. The focus is on the Sony (actually Panasonic) RX10 Mark V, which features a built‑in 24–600 mm zoom lens, eliminating the need for interchangeable lenses. The speaker notes that B&H Photo supplied the camera for testing but did not pay for the review, emphasizing that all opinions expressed are personal.

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