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The Sony DSC-RX10 III is a bridge camera with a 24-600mm equivalent f2.4-4 lens and 20MP 1″-type stacked CMOS sensor. That sensor and the BIONZ X image processor offer great dynamic range and high ISO performance as well as 4K video and a range of high-speed video capture modes. — from DP Review.

I have used this camera alot, for wildlife photography and when traveling light. The wide-angle 24mm to telephoto 600mm zoom provides great flexibility, and the relatively large maximum aperture at both ends of the range is most helpful.

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Ken Rockwell

Imaging Resource

Digital Camera World

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Small, compact, very sharp (Dyxum 4.98 out of 5; 4.92 out of 5.0 overall), versatile lens. I have used it for landscapes, street, and social and civic events.  The large max aperture makes it perform well in lower light situations.

Sony says:

This standard prime lens with a 55 mm focal length and large F1.8 maximum aperture offers stunning ZEISS^® Sonnar^® contrast and resolution for full-frame E-mount bodies. It can also create gorgeous background bokeh to set off your subject when needed. The big, bright maximum aperture means you can shoot handheld in low-light conditions while still getting outstanding sharpness and clarity.

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Dustin Abbott

Fstoppers

SonyAlphaLab

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This is the very first e-mount lens in my collection. It remains one of my favorites. And for good reason. It is quite sharp (Dyxum 4.98/5.00) and it is solidly built. It almost always goes with me when I am out with a camera bag.

The sample images below were produced using thiss lens.  Click on an image to see a full-screen photopost that includes details about the image.