Digital Shutterbug

The one thing you didn't mention is the separate AF start button. I've shot DSLR's with this feature for many years now. I've grown accustomed to not having it on the RX10 III, but really looking ...

There is no reason whatsoever anyone with money should buy an RX10 IV. It's not intended for shooting snapshots of dogs and dead birds. You really should use Leica for that. It gives the ability ...

I got a chuckle out of your analogy.

The specifications page on Sony's website says it does (just as the RX10 III does).

Yes. B&H and Adorama will also pay cash. That is an advantage if you aren't intending to buy something from Amazon since they just give credit for future purchases. I haven't had a lot of dealings ...

Go to the Amazon website. In their search field type "trade-in program". Just follow the links provided. They'll give you an estimate based on your description of the item(s). You can then decide ...

In defense of Nigel, he was not addressing the OP's question. He was pointing out that my reply was not completely accurate as the camera can have settings that are not what a physical control ...

Well, what can I say, other than you got me. You're right.

No can do. Because EC is a physical control, they do not allow it to be stored in a memory slot. It would be extremely confusing to have a dial that showed one thing, while the camera was actually ...

I like the hardened glass protectors. I put them on all my cameras. It's cheap insurance. Way cheaper than my car insurance that I also have no plans on ever needing.

It may also be that the early adopters have GAS. I know that's true in my case. Always looking for a camera that gives me an edge, where I don't even need that edge. :-(

A drop or two of Loctite 242 (blue) will prevent it from backing out, and still allow you to remove it without unnecessary effort. Another concern that is frequently mentioned about this type of ...

I fully understand that reasoning, Tom. I have certainly been very happy with my own RX10 III. There had been a lot of cries from people wanting the faster focus provided in the RX10 V by its ...

Depressing the play button (when the camera is off) does not cause the lens to move. It simply turns the camera on in the play mode. For that reason, I don't think your problem is related to that ...

Like Dave Vichich, I use a boot lace fashioned into a wrist strap for the RX100 V. Everything else gets a BlackRapid cross body strap with an ArcaSwiss style clamp attached. All my cameras wear a ...

I'm walking in your foot steps. I've been more than happy with the RX10 III for the year and a half I've had mine. Impressed enough that I eventually forced myself to turn loose of the money and ...

It will work fine. The Sony Multi-Terminal connection is the same. I have a wireless version of the release that works perfectly with the RX100 V (and RX10 III).

What is your white balance set to? Set it to AUTO if not already there and see what happens.

You got it. It zooms to the focus point. What you actually see is the subject behind that focus point, not at the instant of focus, but at the instant the image is taken. It sure would be nice if ...

Trust me. I fully understand what you are doing and the camera is working perfectly. The camera cannot know that you moved it in relation to the subject before taking the exposure. It only knows ...