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Took a photo of my car while it's clean and shiny. Now that the rainy season has started, keeping it looking like this is a challenge. Took a photo of my car while it's clean and shiny. Now that the rainy season has started, keeping it looking like this is a challenge. by Ben-Hur Monton...

Razer Abyssus Mouse by Ben-Hur Monton, on Flickr

Here's some of mine taken with my Sony RX100V. Flower by Ben-Hur Monton, on Flickr Loosing grip by Ben-Hur Monton, on Flickr 3.5 Floppy Disks by Ben-Hur Monton, on Flickr Skelly by Ben-Hur Monton, on Flickr Window to my soul. by Ben-Hur Monton, on Flickr

It's also useful when shooting video in broad daylight with S-log2. You want your shutter speed to be only double of what frame rate your shooting at (24p = 1/50) and you want your aperture set to a certain value (forca desired effect). Since S-log2 limits the base ISO to 1600, the ND will...

I use the Remote app on my RX100V then connect my iPhone using the Play Memories app. Touch to focus works (for easy and precise selfies).

Hello! I have the RX100V and I assume it would be similar. I can see the ND filter here: Menu > Camera icon > Page 5 Though I have also mapped it to my Fn-menu when shooting for easy access.

Haha! I just read a review about my old Canon Power Shot A1000 and found out that the video resolution is 640 x 480. Back when I was using it, I was amazed by the quality!

So as I was cleaning my old room, I stumbled upon this little gem that has been just sitting there quietly for a number of years. My Canon Power Shot A1000 IS camera. My mom got this as a gift way back in 2008 and immediately handed it to me. This camera started my passion for taking photos...

Oh yes, the RX100V also has the Dynamic Range Optimizer / Auto HDR thing. It can be set from Level 1 - 5. I suggest you try that as well. Assuming you haven't customized your shortcuts yet, when shooting, press the Fn key then find the DRO option on the second row then change the levels as you...

Hi @Monaco-city ! I agree with everything Matthew said above. For the landscape shots, it'd be best to use a higher aperture and shutter speed. Use the ND filter too which greatly helps in outside conditions. Also check your Metering Mode (try Multi). What's your ISO setting? Auto works most of...

@Bruce McL Hey! Thank you for pointing that out. I tried it on mine and it appears it defaults to "Adobe Standard". I don't see a "Camera Flat" profile but it does have the "Camera Neutral" option which I assume would be similar, right?

Hey, I forgot to mention but I did just that to test it out since you mentioned it on your thread and yes, I can confirm that it also gives me the option to select / change the Creative Style even if I set it to shoot only RAW. Weird.

Hey Matthew! I tried Cine2 earlier and I'm liking it. Probably gonna dial down on the sharpness though. Thanks!

Thanks! I'll watch it as soon as I get home and try it out.