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Using Firefox, the maximum selectable quality of Youtube videos on my laptop is 1440p, even when the video is labeled by Youtube as 4K. I uploaded the file in the OP as 4K, yet the maximum quality ...

Really? My browser (Firefox) only gives me a maximum of 1080p that is selectable, although I uploaded a 4K file. I've no idea why this is so. With all the disadvantages I enumerated in the OP as ...

Just experimenting on the possibilities of 24 fps stills being converted into a short movie clip. The main benefits of this over a standard 4K footage are: (1) larger resolution than 5K and (2) ...

Nice! I've been filming birds with the RX10 M4 (as well as Canon DSLRs), and moire on fine feather details can be a problem indeed. I do the following to mitigate this issue: 1.  Turn down the ...

Lol.... thanks, Ed!

Some surfing footage filmed at Sabang Beach, Baler, Aurora, Philippines on February 16 and 17, 2018. Captured with a hand held RX10 Mark IV, manual exposure in available light, various focal ...

These were taken at 600 mm, at just past the minimum focus distance.

Here's a couple more clips, although I'm not sure if these are "cinematic" enough. :-)

There are two ways I use to differentiate a 240 fps capture from a 480 fps one (RX10 M4): 1. Duration of footage - a 480 fps HFR file is usually about 1.5x longer in duration as a 240 fps HFR file. ...

That was captured with an RX10 M4 in 4K 30p 100 M and processed to 1080/23.97p. So far, standard creative style with toned down contrast and sharpness is working for me. I don't use s-log yet.

I'm using a standard creative style with -1 contrast, 0 saturation and -1 sharpness, with manually set WB. Here's a footage using the above settings, with minimal adjustments in Premiere.

Spectacular action well captured.  Impressive!

A reach of 600 mm is a bit short, but I tried nonetheless to capture the recent astro show with my RX10 M4. :-) LUNAR ECLIPSE OF JAN. 31, 2018 (08:20:35 pm, Manila Time). Observed from Rosario, La ...

Thanks! Not really sure, but I think that could be pollen.

When I grip it, I sometimes feel a tiny movement. Nonetheless, the camera functions flawlessly.

I've shot stills and video of BIFs the whole day on several occasions and I usually use up the equivalent of about 1.5 fully charged OEM batteries each session. When shooting BIFs, my RX10 M4 is ...