WOW! I have jus tried your recipe and YES, it works.
Many thanks, pasalg.
John.
Thank you olcoach, I will try to find the video.
I added on my RX-100 a Screen Glass Protector.
This afternoon, I went photographed outside in-6C and returning home, I noticed that my protective screen was broken.
Have you an idea, a means to remove this protective screen?
It seems that it is not easy without damaging the screen of the camera.
Thank you, Sueyeisert. I would have had to think of it before.
Will Elements 11 accept my RAW picture s from my Sony RX100? (new version of RAW of Sony is ARW)
Thanking you,
Nique
I bought two GGS, for my Pentax K-5 and for my Sony RX100,
at eBay. I am very satisfied.
I just receive Amateur Photographer from UK. and I wanted to share with you the photographs of this young amateur photographer, from Lithuania.
http://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk/photo-gallery/showphoto.php?photo=444&title=black-redstarteditor-27s-choice-22-january-2011&cat=16
My cameras are: Pentax K5
old, but renowned: Panasonix Lumix FZ50
and for month, the very small Sony RX100,
a marvel which I insert easily in the pocket of my shirt.
I agree with you.
But me, my dream is to drive a Ferrari or a Rolls Royce.-)
I bought the Sony Cybershot RX100 two weeks ago, plus The Complete Guide for this camera by Gary L. Friedman.
This camara is just fantastic. I think that I have bought the best Point-and-Shoot camera on the market now, and maybe for years to come.
My DSLR is a Pentax K-5, and this Sony RX100 is my daily companion, every where I go.
First tikme I bought Sony... I do not regret it.
You have very, very good and sharp pictures. Congrats.
Many thanks to the membrers who tooke time to answer to me. ( Melismus, EstherP, ggiaphotos and saichiez )
You will excuse my poor english, my mother language is french.
I am 81 y.o. I remember when I was about 7 y.o. my godfather had give me a Kodak Brownie.
Since the time when I devote myself to the photograph, at least 60 years, I have experimented many brands of camera.like Topcon, Olympus, Panasonic, Canon . When I retired, 15 years ago, I was in most cases interested in the photography of birds. Most of the time, I shooted with an Olympus C-750, Pentax DSLR, K100D, Panasonic DMC FZ50 + 1,7 converter, (I still have it,and it is a wonderful Bridge) finally with my Pentax K-5, + 125-400mm zoom.
I sold last year all my big equipment, because I had health problems and I could not transport any more in tracks, tripod, lens, you know, all the stock.
Today, I have my Panasonic FZ50 and my Pentax K-5 + a Macro Tamron Lens 90mm 2,8. Good by birds, let's go on Macro. But, I'm still 40 y.o in my head and I need a little gadget to keep in my pocket averyday when I go out, in case... So, that is why I tought that an Olympus E-PM-2 would be a good idea or the E-PL5. Instead of the 14-42mm lens, I would add the Panasonic Leica DG Summilux lens.
You know, sometimes, when it is time to spend on luxury articles, there is a small voice which arrives in the head which prevents you from making decision and that asks you if you really need it.
This is where I am in my decision.
Have a good week, all members.
Thank you for your welcome.
Our « cutie » is a Brussell Griffon, 5 1/2 y.o.
I would like to know if members have this camera, the Olympus E-PM2, and which is their contentment ?
I'am a new member.