Sony RX10 IV - Low Light Images: I found these today on one of my extra Flash Cards from my Danube Cruise Tour this past Aug. Both Handheld. 1/15 f/2.5 ISO 800

markngolf Loc: Bridgewater, NJ

I found these today on one of my extra Flash Cards from my Danube Cruise Tour this past Aug.
Both Handheld.
1/15 f/2.5 ISO 800 - first image
1/25 f/2.4 ISO 800

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Mark

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jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

Ollieboy

I have the Rx10 IV and have no low light issues. (Within reason of course)

markngolf Loc: Bridgewater, NJ

The more I know about the RX10 IV, the better I like it. I think I've shot twice with my Canon 5D MIII & 7D MII since I purchased the Sony in July. I certainly don't miss lugging the 40 lbs. of stuff.
Mark

Gasman57 wrote:

I have the Rx10 IV and have no low light issues. (Within reason of course)

Two Feathers

markngolf wrote:

I found these today on one of my extra Flash Cards from my Danube Cruise Tour this past Aug.
Both Handheld.
1/15 f/2.5 ISO 800 - first image
1/25 f/2.4 ISO 800

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Mark

Oh my good ones and I want this Sony

markngolf Loc: Bridgewater, NJ

Thanks. All you need are the bucks!! (LOL)
Mark

Two Feathers wrote:

Oh my good ones and I want this Sony

markngolf Loc: Bridgewater, NJ

Thanks, John!!
Mark

jaymatt wrote:

lsimpkins Loc: SE Pennsylvania

Dohany Street Synagogue in Budapest? Amazing place of worship.

markngolf Loc: Bridgewater, NJ

Good eye!! Yup, it surely is.
Mark

lsimpkins wrote:

Dohany Street Synagogue in Budapest? Amazing place of worship.

Tomcat5133 Loc: Gladwyne PA

Great images. Beautiful place. Thanks for the specs.
I have been on the forums talking about these cameras many times.

I shoot my grandkids soccer. Flat fields sometimes 300-400mm.
Have shot a seminar in a college theater never left my seat in the audience.
Like the images. The video is super. Ken Rockwell had a long review where
he said he picked up this camera and used it for months. It got my interest.

I am now struggling with shooting a doc/promo videos for a high end ballet school.
I have been shooting with an XDCam. And small amount with Sony a7s II.
I thought yesterday why not shoot with the RX10 for everything. Dance studios
have natural light and some overhead but I am always pushing gain to just
below noise.

markngolf Loc: Bridgewater, NJ

Thanks, Tom!
I've not given upon my two DSLR's, but the Sony is fantastic.
Mark

Tom Daniels wrote:

Great images. Beautiful place. Thanks for the spec... (show quote)

a6k Loc: Detroit & Sanibel

markngolf wrote:

I found these today on one of my extra Flash Cards from my Danube Cruise Tour this past Aug.
Both Handheld.
1/15 f/2.5 ISO 800 - first image
1/25 f/2.4 ISO 800

Thanks for viewing. Please use download.
Mark

Amazing DR! Very skilled photographer. That did not happen by accident. I have the RX10 IV also but I’m not as good with it (yet?).

markngolf Loc: Bridgewater, NJ

Thank you. I've been working on it and also reading the two books, by White and Friedman. Mainly, I shoot the same as I do for my two DSLR's. I shoot RAW & mostly manual Unless you already have one or both of the books, I highly recommend them.
Mark

a6k wrote:

Amazing DR! Very skilled photographer. That did not happen by accident. I have the RX10 IV also but I’m not as good with it (yet?).

Snap Shot Loc: California

Gorgeous images Mark! I've not seen better! Well done!

MikeMck Loc: Southern Maryland on the Bay

markngolf wrote:

The more I know about the RX10 IV, the better I like it. I think I've shot twice with my Canon 5D MIII & 7D MII since I purchased the Sony in July. I certainly don't miss lugging the 40 lbs. of stuff.
Mark

I sold all my Canon equipment that I have used for decades in favor of the Sony RX10 IV. As a backup, I got a used Sony RX10 III from Roberts Camera in Indiana, also a fantastic camera. I shoot a lot of stage plays where you can't use flash.