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I'm using a Sony RX-10 version 4
From Digital Photography Review
This sensor brings phase detect autofocus to the RX10 series, adding depth-awareness that is important for focusing long lenses. The camera is faster than its predecessor and can shoot at 24 fps with AF and auto exposure.
The processor is borrowed from the flagship Sony a9, which means excellent subject tracking. In short, this camera packs speed, AF ability and lens reach into a convenient package, not to mention 4K video. The RX10 IV offers a touchscreen that can be used as a touchpad for placing AF points with your eye to the finder or for selecting a point of focus in still or video mode. So is it the most capable all-in-one camera on the market? Perhaps.
Roughly $1600 USD
I guess this is what they mean by excellent subject tracking:
Pocket Watch at Paradise Marsh
Good morning and Happy Holiday Season to you, whereever you are in the WPS Universe! We had some baking to do early this morning, so that put our walk off until the sun was up and the temperature likewise. We decided to go southward for our walk today. We...
A beautiful walk, Mike. Lots of great pictures.
The light you have is amazing. Vey bright and pure. I’m curious about your camera for these walks. I think you mentioned a Sony the other day? I’m guessing you are using a zoom lens with it? Lovely Seiko PW. I’m still looking for “my” pocket watch. Someth...
I'm using a Sony RX-10 version 4
From Digital Photography Review The Sony DSC-RX10 IV is s premium super-zoom bridge camera (DSLR-like form factor) with a 24-600mm equivalent F2.4-4 zoom lens and a 20MP 1"-type stacked BSI-CMOS sensor. This sensor brings phase detect autofocus to the RX1...
Nice pics my friend
The kittens pics are so cute (even if the first bird photo is quite crisp with a nice bokeh, very nice too). Sky is incredibly blue compared with Paris, lucky you . Really cool pics of a nice walk. Thanks for sharing these Mike Mike
Just for fun, here's mine...
a 'second setting diaflex' model used by a train engineer (driver) in the greater Tokyo area ...
Very nice!
I know nothing about new-world sparrows, and apparently this one is the only species of the genus Passerculus! Every day's a school day!
Another great hiking story.
Really appreciate you sharing those stories. They turn a normal walk into a memorable and inspirational event. I liked true two bird photos with that brown background a lot, but best is the shadow photo. Thanks for sharing my friend
No more travelogs? I should not..
Admit iook forward to them while surfing on this site
