"macro mode' Sony RX 100 MKVII
Jul 24, 2020 10:24:37 #
I just got a beautiful little MK VII and I'd like to know how to access macro mode. I know I saw a green flower when I was experimenting with it. It must have macro, no?
Jul 24, 2020 11:34:46 #
I am a canon shooter. The flower on the dial is called “close up” mode.
Jul 24, 2020 11:40:57 #
Dave327 wrote:
I am a canon shooter. The flower on the dial is called “close up” mode.
How do I get to "close up" mode?
Jul 24, 2020 12:56:43 #
Ava'sPapa wrote:
How do I get to "close up" mode?
Turn the mode dial to “scenes.” you can then rotate the control wheel on the back of the camera to access the different scene modes. The symbols appear in the upper left corner of the EVF and rear screen. Macro mode is designated by a flower symbol.
Edit: One thing to note, in the macro mode, the camera is pretty much in a full auto mode. You can also do close ups in the Intelligent Auto mode, in which the camera senses what scene mode is needed for a shot.
Jul 24, 2020 13:32:13 #
Wingpilot wrote:
Turn the mode dial to “scenes.” you can then rotate the control wheel on the back of the camera to access the different scene modes. The symbols appear in the upper left corner of the EVF and rear screen. Macro mode is designated by a flower symbol.
Edit: One thing to note, in the macro mode, the camera is pretty much in a full auto mode. You can also do close ups in the Intelligent Auto mode, in which the camera senses what scene mode is needed for a shot.
Edit: One thing to note, in the macro mode, the camera is pretty much in a full auto mode. You can also do close ups in the Intelligent Auto mode, in which the camera senses what scene mode is needed for a shot.
Bingo! Thank you Wingpilot!
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