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Alwyn, thanks a lot for sharing your experience and practice with great photos. I'm very interested in the 'Sony AF and tracking logic'. Is it the closest part of the subject which is tracked? Coul ...

Thanks for posting your experience especially your comparisons to your DSLR equipment. That's a nice BIF sequence which encourages to try too. Would you mind posting your BIF camera settings along ...

Thanks for adding your diagram - it's a good starting point. Right (but not simpler = Einstein). For me often it's simpler knowing the background, functions and design goals instead of zillion use ...

Except AF = Auto Focus there seems to be no common terminology for Auto focus and subject tracking in digital photography. I will happily accept being wrong. So I try to find out how Sony uses it's ...

The last one is may favorite.  It's a crop - right? Very nice. Also it shows even ISO 1600 with this 1" sensor is worth it.

Thanks for the good work and all the efforts. It will be handy for documenting the history of my own settings. :-)

Android wants to write to the card. Actually it does, if the card is not write-protected. (You may read some details here: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/61162973 )

My problem is that Android 4.4.2 then reports the card as being defective and denies any read access.  :-x

I have thought it would be easy as you describe (but it's not for me). What Android versions are you using? Could you please try the following: Format a larger SD-Card (min 32GB) in your camera and ...

Phil, thanks a lot for your question. Connecting the RX10M4 without SD-Card via USB-cable shows that the 'PMHOME' drive is available. Therefore the RX10M4 must have an internal USB-drive named ...

There is a very wrong assumption in my intro-post above! Enders Shadow (Phil) pointed to it - thanks. See answer to his post. VVVVVVVVVV post below is withdrawn VVVVVVVVV Currently I'm still using ...

This thread is meant to be a place for gathering useful info about the RX10M4 SD-Card i.e. its card format as well as it's use cases. So everybody is invited to add. What is known about a card's ...

..... for your taste and habit.

When AF hunted, I often used AF-S with 'Center Lock-on AF' =ON. Then my RX10M4 focused to the closest subject immediately (if not too close).

There was a similar thread about three month ago: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/60506374

I have not used NFC yet (sending imgs to a smartphone), but A. White writes in his book on page 233: If the images were taken with Raw quality, they will be converted to JPEG format before being ...

I have marked in bold what is wrong to my understanding. See my post 'improving on sensor size discussions' https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/60903180