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Many thanks to you all! Really appreciate the comments/suggestions. To avoid issues I'll buy the Extreme Pro 64GB card and will see that I can use the 32GB 60MB/s cards for some other purposes. The ...

Thanks. This is the card https://www.cameramemoryspeed.com/reviews/sd-cards/sandisk-extreme-60mbs-32gb-sdhc-memory-card/ " The card is advertised as 60MB/s read and 40MB/s write speed and displays ...

I have Sandisk SD-cards "Extreme" 60 MB/s. The Sony RX 100 VI can be bought as single item, but often together with a SD-card (e.g. 64GB 170MB/s Extreme Pro) at a small extra only. Not sure though ...

Would like to shortly get back on this. I took some other shots (sunny weather) and compared: iAuto, Superior Auto, P-mode multimetering, AWB, ISO 125 -0.3EV, 0EV and +0.3EV and found that iAuto ...

Thank you. Meanwhile, I downloaded the JPG of M3 and M6 from Sony Cyber-shot DSC RX100 VI review ISO 125 Whilst assuming they have been shot under exactly the same conditions, I compared the whites ...

I'll try that out. Metering: multi and -0.3EV. Meanwhile, of course I also looked into the image gallery of the M6 reviews. There are some nice photos there, simply shot in 'Automatic' mode. JPEG. ...

hi tbcass Please allow me to get back on this. The reason for getting back on this is that the other day I went through old digital photos, shot with a relatively cheap Nikon and I even went back ...

Very nice example Guy. Thanks a lot indeed! To some extend this seems to confirm that "P" mode, without any further adjustments, on sunny days, may results in images that look a little 'bleached' ...

THANK you so much for taking the trouble. Super! Truly appreciated! Indeed, it looks like the M6 is slightly brighter than the M3 and I wonder how this 'slightly brighter' turns out when shooting ...

Guy, thank you so much for taking the trouble. I truly appreciate it! I myself need to further experiment on the right settings. It was nice weather yesterday so I just took a few photos, merely ...

Thanks. I need to get into this and some other items (Creative style) under better weather conditions. All that said and whilst very much appreciating all the comments / suggestions here, the ...

This is really important for me. I know there are 3 'custom'-settings, but what I didn't know (and still a bit unsure about) was that AWB could be customized. I assumed this was, let's say, ...

The day I shot those was a brilliant day, no clouds, nothing. I gave the 'Daylight' white balance a try, just to see what the results were. Never used it, assuming this setting was specifically be ...

Thanks. With 'Auto' mode - I meant the Automatic (i.e. not Aperture preference), i.e. the point and shoot. Of course I also tried the Aperture priority  mode and experimented to use 'Daylight' as ...

Thanks! I agree, there is always a way to adjust things afterwards. Views on this matter are different on this forum. To have a critical note about this camera is a bit tricky here, but for me, ...

In the Sony Cyber-shot DSC RX100 VI review p.7 it says: The blue and green response also look much more like the generally-liked Canon JPEG color, though yellows still aren't as pleasant as those ...

That's nice indeed! Thank you. Frankly, I wasn't aware of this. That's to say, I assumed that AWB was a 'fixed' setting, i.e. no way to change that so I never tried to change it. Right now I am not ...

Reason for specifically asking about the white balance: I've always had a bit of a problem when it is set to Auto. A Google Search on:  Sony dsc rx100 auto white balance blue will show that I am ...

Thank you very much. Nice photo! The 'Focus Area' on the camera, how is that set? (Flexible spot, Wide?) White balance?  AWB? Thanks again.

Any suggestions as to what settings and/or adjustments I should use in case of twilight. Say somewhere between 05:00-06:00 in the morning. Below is just an example: the top is all in 'Auto' The ...