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I don't believe you will be able to save the FL as part of a custom button setting. However, you can save it in memory recall (MR on the mode dial). I don't believe it's documented in Sony's Help ...

Sounds like it was heavy and moving fast for such a small object to create a quarter-mile wide crater. Probably little chance of stealing it. ;-)

Yep. If they came from a National Park, the law says it can't be removed, no matter what it is. OTOH, if it was on private property, it's up to the land owner, or maybe the person(s) that own the ...

You're asking a question that has no definitive answer. It's very photographer dependent. And, will vary from hour to hour and day to day. I might be able to hold steady for 1/8 s., while you ...

But RX100 is a specific camera. It was the first RX100 model in what would later become a series of cameras. There is no such thing as an RX100 I. People making up their own nomenclature rather ...

In most scene modes the camera will still record Raw files when set to Raw+Jpg. I believe there are only a couple of scene modes that only record a Jpg. Memory mode is completely dependent on what ...

And if you push the power button after having started the camera by going directly into review, it goes off without ever extending the lens. Unfortunately, the RX10 series of cameras do not come to ...

I would agree except that you can't get into HDR mode with the camera set to Jpg+Raw. The camera won't allow it. If you switched to Pano mode, it would really be obvious by the display on the ...

I believe there is a high probablity that she set the camera to a Scene mode. Some of these modes, Hand Held Twilight for example, do not record a Raw image. Most of the scene modes do record ...

Yes, that's true across the board. Simply pushing the Play button to turn off review will also put the camera back in shooting mode.

That's not necessarily true. Some FF lenses produce horrible bokeh. OTOH, some lenses on smaller sensors produce very pleasing bokeh. Bokeh is lens dependent. The amount of blur, or ...

I’ve not seen this particular test from Gary, but he has done other similar tests in the past. Of course, he does these tests in good lighting, so the smaller sensor cameras are not struggling to ...

I love it. "Molecular scientists", as applied to the pixel peepers. Good one!!! :-)

It's my most used camera. I've been using an RX100 V for other purposes, until about 3 weeks ago. I swapped the V for a VI. The longer focal length of the RX100 VI will most likely make it useful ...

But you did specify a specific model, the RX100. Other models include the RX100 II, III, IV, V, Va and VI. Even though you said RX100, the question seemed to be directed toward the RX100 series. ...

That's an interesting set of photos, Michael. Mama's got it going on in that first one.

I'm can't imagine what I could do with an extra 8 or 10 seconds a day. I'm overwhelmed .

I think we all see the same thing. It's from the inaccuracy of the camera to measure the state of the charge. What you may also notice is that that 100% level isn't there long before it takes a ...

I can’t disagree that much of today’s technology has made most of us better photographers. It’s certainly made it easier. I can remember wondering what purpose AF could possibly serve. It didn’t ...

I'm old school. I cut my photographic teeth on flash bulbs, then advanced to electronic flashes before TTL was dreamed of. I sometimes need a test shot, but often get close enough to tweak it in ...