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No, it's not standard.  It looks like it's the filter from the filter/hood/cap kit that's been mentioned in your filter thread size thread.

Why has someone with your experience exhumed a thread that's been decently dead for sixteen years?

No. It will only release products it can sell.

Filters generally make flare worse as they add an extra glass surface right in front of the lens. In turn, a lens hood can reduce flare by cutting out any sufficiently off-axis light source.

No, what you have is the way every X30 is made. Nothing is missing.

In almost six years of owning various RX10s, I think this is the first time I've seen such an item requested and I've certainly not seen anything similar in my trawls of eBay. So I think you're ...

Unfortunately, you've posted in the wrong forum as this one is for Panasonic cameras without interchangeable lenses. You need to copy your post to the Micro Four Thirds Talk forum, one above this ...

If it's like the RX10, you can either use the camera or charge the battery. If the camera is switched on then charging stops. This is probably due to the limited power supplied by USB2 ports.

It's pointless asking the OP anything as he made just the three posts in this thread and never returned. But you're not having the same issue as the OP as his AD200s worked correctly. It was only ...

Reading the manual is often helpful as it clearly states that the light should turn off when the charging has finished.

In addition to what Brad Nishida said, a faster card is also faster to download to your PC, given a suitable card reader. The Sandisk Extreme Pro is still hard to beat as the best all-round card.

A search on LIDAR would have shown that it's been reported and discussed numerous times so is redundant. CES was in January, after all.

I'm pretty sure that's a limitation of the F32M. The manual doesn't specifically say it but does say it can only be used with flashes that act as flash commander. If it could be used manually, ...

What may be physically possible is a long way from what's commercially viable. If the sensor is in a phone then a compact camera using it is simply not going to sell. It's really disappointing ...

You've answered your own question.

The Canon is half the strength but likely to be better quality and also lighter as it's a smaller diameter - an important point when you're attaching something to the front of a power-zoom lens. ...

Any loss of sharpness beyond f4 is probably due to diffraction rather than the lens. It really becomes a severe problem with small sensor cameras, to the point where some superzooms are ...

Close-up lenses reduce the MFD.

It can be the firmware. When the original RX10 was released, only Sony wired remotes would work with it. Simple third-party remotes that worked on other Sony cameras just did nothing. This was ...

I have Marumi 200 and Canon 500 close-up lenses that I don't use nearly enough. What you will find is that the pop-up flash is not sufficient as the lens barrel will block its light as you get ...