Mike Wrob

That's not covered by the warranty?

I think everyone is missing the essence of his question.  He doesn't want to know how to improve the photo, he wants to know how to have the screen match the final photo.

I think it's amazing how photography has advanced.  In 1977 I sneaked a 110 camera into a Jethro Tull concert.  I was in the second row and your pictures are a magnitude better than mine.

I disagree.  I've got a camera case that I use on my backpack belt that I love.  FZ300 fits in it, FZ1000 does not.

I had an RX100 IV for a little while and hated the 2 step process to employ the EVF. Pop up and then pull out. Is this one similar? This camera checks a lot of boxes for me but ease of using the ...

I had the 200 and now have the 300 and am completely satisfied with the 300.  I can't think of a single feature that the 300 is lacking.  I can't imagine they could come out with something that ...

Great review.  Very thorough and well thought out.

I have both the LX100 II and the ZS100.  The Lx is definitely not pocketable, but it works just fine for me in a belt case.  When travelling I take the ZS100 for the smaller size, longer zoom, and ...

I think they get saved as a jpg.  However, there is also an option to "Export Original" to either the camera roll or the files app.  In the case of the files app it goes out as a .rw2 file.

I couldn't agree more.

It's quite simple.  When viewing a group of photos, tap the three dots in the upper right and choose "Select".  Choose your photos then press the share icon and choose "Save to Camera Roll".

This is the smallest I have found.  It fits snugly but will fit without a lens cap on the camera. https://www.ripoffs.com/datasheets/co128/co128.html

I've got a LX100 II and so far I've not seen much difference between the jpgs and RAW.  So I shoot mostly jpg unless I think I have a really special image.

I can pull the TZ100 out of it's case with one hand and turn it on with one hand and shoot.  Couldn't do that with the pop up viewfinder.  I know you're supposed to hold the camera with 2 hands ...

My issue with the RX100 is the pop up viewfinder, I just couldn’t feel any love for it.  It does take beautiful pictures though.

I'm sorry, I should have been more specific.  I understand the HDR concept.  I'm just trying to determine the best workflow. (1) I bring the 3-5 photos into Lightroom CC on my iPad via the card reader.

I do most of my editing on a tablet.  If I have something I want to print, then I'll edit on the computer.  Since I generally import my photos straight to the iPad, I like Lightroom CC because it ...

Imported with a card reader.

I have all my photos in Lightroom CC.  95% I am importing into Lightroom CC from my iPad.  I would like to us Lightroom Classic occasionally for merging photos for HDR.  Whats the best practice ...

I put some skateboard tape on the grip of my ZS100.  It helps immensely and since it is black, it blends in well with the camera.