Sony Rx10iv the Worlds most useable camera 2017- 2020 My Basic camera settings (part3)
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Here is a video about my basic settings i use daily. any other questions please ask. also thinking of buying an rx10iv check out my links usa amzn.to/2ZaPqKC or uk based amzn.to/2EGnHYU
Stuart you surely have been exploring the limits of the RX10iv and the results are brilliant! Thank you so much for taking the time. I'm encouraged, inspired and motivated seeing how you shoot and what you accomplish with this unique camera. Keep it coming!--Robin, a fan in Uganda!
Thankyou
Thanks mate. These videos are proving to be invaluable to me in learning the new camera. Really enjoying the process. My canon 750D always seems more difficult to shoot in manual (I’m fully aware that it’s user error btw😂😂) 🙌
Thanks for the video, and all the information you provide. It's time to dust off my Sony rx10iv, and take advantage of all the versatility if offers.
i love what i do and if i can encourage others to take more photos its a good thing it doesnt matter if its not a sony rx10iv or a7riv any camera from a mobile phone camera to dslr to mirrorless or an old film camera. just keep taking photos :)
Great video.... thanks.
I'm in London today with my Fuji, but when I get back I'll watch this again and have a play with the video settings then maybe take it out Sunday and shoot some ducks :)
how do you find your fuji over the sony ? any likes and dislikes on both ?
@@sjm.photos 10pm and just got home with sore feet. No easy answer to your question. As brief as possible I went to a Fuji day to try the X-T3 but the rep had a pre production X-Pro3 with him and allowed me to use that for 7 hours instead. I knew after 30 minutes that I wanted one. he even let me test it in the rain next to my Sony A7iii. I now have the X-Pro3 :)
For me cameras are just tools but as my wife pointed out - back in the 80's one camera did a lot for my skills. No magic wand but I loved the camera so much that I couldn't put it down and took photos of everything that moved and many things that didn't. That camera was the Canon T90 when it was first released. The Fuji X-Pro3 has stirred up that same passion, but it's going to be a Marmite camera. There will be as many that hate it as much as I love it :)
let me know if you want more info and I'll send it to you via the FB group rather than bore all of your viewers lol
Thanks again for a great vlog . found it very helpful , Nigel
thanks for watching :) glad i could help
Thanks. These are great videos.
Weber Baker thankyou for watching 😊
Stuart James Photography I got this camera based a great deal on your videos. I love it. Still working on menus etc. I really appreciate your video about settings.
Great video...I've just got my camera and watching all your videos will be very helpful. I've never really used manual in the past and I'll be watching this video over and over and try to learn something. And watching all your other videos hopefully it will help me become a better photographer. Thanks for all the info :-)
thanks for watching Mark about £2-10000 times a day would be amazing hehe jokes aside. i never had any training in photography i am totally self taught from the film days and then into digital. i am far from the best photographer in the world. but practice practice practice really can make a difference. we are so lucky today as we can take as many photos as we want until we get it right.. back then with film id be scared to take to many as it wasnt cheap to keep processing films , any questions please ask i will try and help. stu
Stuart James Photography Thanks Stuart...much appreciated 😎👍
Great video!
Question: can you set Auto ISO while taking video in manual?
thanks and yes you can
Another fantastic video Stuart. Especially for myself who has just got the camera. Can you tell me how you zoom in and out of your photos before posting on RUclips. I really like that.
Thanks
Just using the editing software
I have the same camera and all though I do a lot of photography I am finding this one a mammoth task to get to know all the features, as I am a Nikon user and have been for a very long time moving from Pentax. This is a fab camera and all the lenses are at your fingertips. It’s just the features I find confusing and this one is just a different ball game all together and getting used to how the menu is set up. On Nikon camera’s if you get stuck you only need to press a help button and it explains how to go about it. But on the Sony I cannot find that type of information on the menu?
i have a newer video where i have gone through the deep menus in more detail also its becomes easier the more you use it but i guess if you do have mulltiple platforms it will be confusing. im sure the sony does have help menus built in not that i have ever used it. but i think if i were to use a nikon i would be lost just as much trying to remember all the functions etc
Hi Stuart great vids been watching for a while now.... I recently bought the RX10 mk4 ... I think im missing something here, i just watched this video and you mention Scene Selection if its turned on the screen will change if you alter any of the manual settings.... Can you tell me where Scene Selection is so that i can turn it on .... Many thanks and keep up the good work with the video's
when in manual you can see live what your exposure is going to be basically what you see is what you get, if in studio conditions with off camera flash because the camera doesnt know what the exposure from the flash is going to be. so normally you wont be able to see much so turning it off gives you a conventional look like you are looking down a view finder with just what your eyes can see for example. it should be on as default so switch in to manual mode. if you open your fstop it will get brighter or speed up shutter speed it will get darker etc. hope that made sense. if not i can make a video . stu.
@@sjm.photos Thanks for the info.... I understand all that but when a alter the fstop or any of the other settings while in manual mode my screen stays the same and dont alter .... I was just wondering where the scene selection is so my screen behaves like yours does in this video ... Thanks in advance
@@fitzyslobstershack5335 go to menu. then 2nd menu section, purple camera 2 then go to page 7 , its LIVE VIEW DISPLAY setting effect ON or Off , ON is what gives you the preview
@@sjm.photos Thanks for taking the time to find that.... At least i know where that setting is now ... Cheers mate ... all the best Tony
I looked everywhere online and can’t believe it’s still £1499
Even Amazon. Does Sony force retailers to sell at an agreed price?
its a high end camera its real worth is £1800 so £1499 is a good price.
even panomoz has it at £1400. and i bought my A1 from them for £4700 so im guessing there is the last of them that are forsale. but the A1 has gone up in price now aswell which is £5500 now.
Just wondering if you feel this is still worth buying in 2020. For the average amateur, this sounds like a great camera, especially for travel, etc. I'd love to have it (unless RX10 V comes out in couple of months) but feel the greatest limit of this becoming a semi-pro camera is the ability to manual zoom - much faster and more control - and the limit of no auto focus while zooming. This is essential for moving subjects such as sports, animals (dog's running at camera), and any action where you need to zoom out as subject gets closer to photographer. Otherwise, nice review.
Thats its only problem but its never stopped me getting the shots
Good information, do you shoot birds in flight in HfR then take a still from it. If not how do you manage to change shutter speed iso and if required ec.
thanks for watching. once you set the shot up its set so you have to adjust inbetween recording
I would suggest going for BURST Mode for Birds in Flight.
Sturt, covered a lot of good points - thanks for your time.
Hi Stuart, do you ever use back button focus and if so can it be set up on the RX10 vii? I use it on my a7ii and was thinking of getting the RX10 vii as a second camera.
you can program the a button of choice yes. but i havnt felt the need to back button focus sinse going mirrorless with sony no real need to.
How to show or active détective face animal from fn
you need to go into menus and set up the fn menu so you choose what is in there
@@sjm.photos Can you make a video for us how to shoot a macro with several focal points and combine them with each other, by controlling the phone or any device remotely from the camera
@@amirbehnasphotography3081 i shall look into it
@@sjm.photos oky thnksss
Put on your thinking cap.
How to do you get viewfinder displays when WiFI is being used on cellphone's display?
You cant its either or i believe. But why would you. You can do transfer images to phone and use camera normally or use phone as screen and transfer
Hi Stuart, can you tell me where the silent shutter mode is. I've searched online and through the menu and can't find it.
Sorry just found it, purple menu page 10
@@ReheatedDonut glad you found it i have a custom button set up so i can flip between silent and not plus also mech and electronic shutter, for when using flash it needs to be mechanical but you are limited to a lot less frames per second. If you are in high burst mode its in electronic shutter anyway. And it uses a leaf shutter unlike normal cameras
Still thinking if I prefer to sell an eye or a kidney to purchase this camera...
Maybe a kidney? Lol 😂
No SD card, because the SD card is in vlogging camera.
what do you mean ?
@@sjm.photos In most of your videos, the camera warns that there is no sd card. I started to think you only have one, which you use to record, so it’s always a camera you record without a card. Excuse me. This is nothing malicious, just my observation. By the way, I like to follow your channel and I can say that thanks to you I fell in love with the Sony RX10.
Best regards.
@@midiplaybox3453 i have many sd cards if you have seen the back of the camera im probably just demonstrating something thats all. i have probably taken out the card