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Sony Just Abandoned Its Best Tech: Why the X3000 and RX10 IV Were Killed
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12:13Now PlayingIs Sony officially done with creators who actually need specialized gear? In this video, we dive into how the Sony camera lineup has shifted away from the legends, leaving us with abandoned tech and discontinued cameras that were actually good. We’re looking at the tragic end of the Sony FDR-X3000—the best action camera with optical stabilization (B.O.S.S.) ever made—and the mysterious disappearance of the Sony RX10 IV, the ultimate bridge camera for wildlife photography and vlogging. Why does Sony keep killing off their most unique innovations? We explore the Sony rumors, the lack of an X4000 or RX10 V, and whether Sony alpha mirrorless focus has caused them to abandon the compact camera and camcorder markets entirely. It's time to talk about the camera industry trends that are leaving real-world shooters behind.
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