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Hi Ben, There is some good advice here in the other replies to your post. The link below may also be useful in helping you get the camera working as you wish. I have included specific reference to ...

Carl I read your review. If you are not getting good follow focus on moving subjects with the RX10Mk4 then may I suggest that either You have a faulty unit, or Your settings and usage are not ...

I am something of a long time Panasonic compact enthusiast so I have been running over the published specs and pictures of the LX100 Mk2 with my virtual microscope. Compared to the Mk1, On the outside:

HI, Assuming the same lens and image circle, if the 20Mpx sensor is used the effective pixel count in 4:3 aspect ratio will be 15.95Mpx. The effective image circle in the LX100 is 19.2mm. To get ...

Thank you Helen that is very helpful. By the way,  the ability to move the AF area with the hard buttons is disabled when ECO Mode is on. Andrew

The Sony Australia website has it. Products>cameras>support>manuals>Help Guide Andrew

HI, I have an RX100M4 and did for a time have an LX15 (same as LX10). The choice is easy. The RX100M4 is a much better camera. The EVF is very useful in sunny conditions. The lens is better. I ...

HI Richard, Mirrorless cameras can potentially do two things which DSLRs cannot (not while using the viewfinder anyway) :
1. Provide real time live view without perceptible blackout
2. Enable...

HI Thanks for posting. The idea appeals to me so I made a simplified version which represents more or less how I use the RX10M4. AF area settings related to subject movement RX10M4 I find that in ...

HI, Thanks for posting. The spreadsheet might be useful as a reference. For a more process oriented approach to setting up the RX10M4 the five "Setting up" posts accessible from the link below ...

Hi Carl, I read your eulogy of the LC1 and I think I have some understanding of your feelings about that camera or at least cameras of that type, not that there are many of them these days. I run ...

Yes, I switched it off also.  I have owned many cameras with touchscreen capability but always end up switching it off for the same reason you did. It can be useful on some small compacts for ...

Yes, I should have mentioned that. I manage the screen that way also. The other thing I accidentally discovered today is the effect of [View Mode] (in the Playback 1 menu) on the display of bursts. ...

One way to gather together groups of functions is with the MR setting(s) on the Mode Dial. You can read about this in the Sony Help Guide and I have also published a guide to this on my Camera ...

Menu>Playback1>Disp Cont Shoot Grp> On/Off Andrew

HI, Pretty much any camera these days can make good photos if used correctly. The two cameras you refer to are very different. Only you can decide if you need the long zoom of a bridge camera. Andrew

As you are perfectly entitled to do although "hate" seems a bit extreme for a component of a device for making photographs. More like an emotion one might reserve for a cheating spouse or some such. ...

HI, I think you are really trying to make two separate decisions, 1. ILC+ various lenses OR Bridge camera. 2. Which one ? I have been through this as have many contributors to this forum. My ...

Yes, maye it is even a bit too grippy, but it won't fall off. Andrew