WiltshireMoonraker59

I have a Sony RX10iv and I don't use the memory settings at all because firstly I don't see the point of it as you then have to somehow remember which memory setting was what and do you really ...

It would have to be the X100V for me. An EVF is a must for me, I don't like holding a camera in outstretched arms, squinting to see an image in bright sunlight. A rear screen is ok when using a ...

I have had a Olympus EM10ii and also a Olympus EM1ii, both were excellent cameras. I have also had several APS-C DSLR's which are also excellent and now I have gone the other way and I have a Sony ...

I have tried it on my RX10iv but it made the camera feel unbalanced to me. I may give it another go but I am not really bothered.

The Sony RX10iv is THE best superzoom camera you can get new or second-hand. I don't have a lot of money to splash around and so my last five cameras that I have bought over the last few years ...

I have only just recently purchased my Sony RX10iv but I did invest in a after market charger with two batteries to supplement the original battery and charger. When I go out I always carry two ...

Well if Nikon and Canon leave the DSLR market then that will leave only Pentax. I have had DSLR's from Nikon and Pentax and loved them both and I have had many Mirrorless cameras too, Olympus, Fuji...

Thanks for correcting me ha ha! I should know better as my son lives in Bournemouth

I was in a very similar position to you, I had a Fuji XS-1 when they first came out and loved it but later yearned for something "better", so I sold it. I also had a Fuji S9600 which I gave to my ...

The Sony HX300 has a tiny 1/23rds sensor and the dynamic range in that photo is quite wide. The highlights (the sky area) are overexposed and because of the harsh sunlight there is a lot of haze. ...

I agree with everything you said. I love to use all sorts of digital cameras old and newish! I don't try to replicate exactly what I see in front of me, I like to try different filters and effects ...

I too like to make a photo look different to the actual scene and sometimes it can actually save a photo that you might have otherwise deleted

If you look on the front of the lens it says 2.4-4 which is the aperture for the widest setting and the telephoto setting, then you have 8.8 - 220 which is the actual focal length in mm. On the ...

Well I am still getting to grips with my Sony RX10iv, some photos below shot in RAW and then edited but I am now going to try shooting in the Super Fine Jpeg mode and use Program Mode to see what ...

Here are some very basic comparisons, all shots in blocks of four are handheld and with no post processing so not the best examples. I shot using aperture priority on both cameras first, then used ...

Great idea. I will have a think about that :)

Oh dear HA HA! ;-)

Whatever mate, your giving me a headache now so you stick to your view and I will stick to mine

Yes I agree that the Sony is not set at 24mm I only switched it on for the telephoto setting BUT the Fuji IS set at 24mm, its widest setting . I am talking of the 35mm equiv of course and not the ...

Well I have finally done it. I traded in my Olympus EM1ii and three lenses and got myself a mint second hand Sony RX10iv. As you can see in the photos below, next to my Fuji XS-1 there is very ...