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Thank you, it works the same with RX10M4. Have fun!

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Thanks for your support stevestudiosteve. Quick question what other tutorial would you like to see us make? - Baron

Hi Baron, you've made loads already, well done, I haven't had time to go through so excuse if covered already. On a personal level, I'm sort of 'intermediate' in skills but I'd like to know how to capture vivid colour pros seem to (instead of always having to add contrast etc in post editors ...maybe just move to a sunnier country than UK lol!) and have guides to quick easy sets ups for different situations (esp with the RX10) without too many menu button pressings which can lose the moment. I'm also very keen to use the 1/1000 fps to capture great detailed slow mo effects - stuff like a water droplet splashing etc, how to set that up. Love the 'end trigger' advice you gave, used that already! - many thanks Steve

Hi Steve, sorry for the late reply... I feel the easiest way to 'add' more colours into your video is to set the Creative Style setting to VIVID and further enhance that with White Balance to make it more 'sunny'. I might just make a tutorial on how to set up your Function Menu so you don't have to keep searching in the menu for the most used commands. As a rule of thumb, if you're shooting 1,000 fps, your shutter would be 1/2000... sunny days are called for! - Baron

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You can be on standby for longer than half an hour. Just make sure your battery pack is full and your Power Save settings have been adjusted accordingly - Baron

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Thanks Richard, I recommend FCP X for pro level features and ease of use. For something free and available for Mac and PC, I suggest Shotcut - Baron

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+gibbyvisuals thank you!

Yes you can! Especially if you are shooting at 50p setting, you can slow it down 2x. Quality difference is not visually discernible - Baron

no it doesn't

Hi Ronald, ISO will be in auto if ISO Auto has been selected in Movie Mode or one of the PASM modes in photography. Hope this helps, please Subscribe and Like our videos to support us!

Thank you

That sounds about right

PieroAcme 4 secs recording is maximum for slow motion

Thanks Wolfang !

Shubham Jain, maybe you there's not enough light. When you shoot in HFR, the shutter speed is increased and this educes the amount of light entering your camera. Try shooting in a bright area or using lights to increase the brightness of your scene. - Baron

@@wolfangdigital but sir, grain occurs only in HFR mode, not in video mode.so what shall I do now?should I increase light only for HFR videos?

You should have lights whenever it’s too dark because when it’s dark, that’s when grain will show. Grain is more apparent in HFR because when HFR is turned on your shutter will increase and light going into the camera will decrease.

Ronald you’re right on that. But the RX10II has a hidden feature. That Record setting means frames that are actually recorded into the card. Long story short, 240 FPS @ 1/500 will give you 500 FPS when played back on a 25p timeline! You’re actually getting more frames than stated. - Baron

Well explained. LOve this camera for video and stills.

Hi Elvan sorry for my late reply. What I do is I set up a Custom button for MF/AF toggle. That way when I do a huge zoom, I will change to MF and help the cam with focus. Doesn’t have to be accurate, as I will toggle back to AF and let the cam complete the focus. Does this make sense? In low light, I will increase to max ISO to help the camera in focus then switch back to my ideal ISO when I’m ready to record. Well that’s how I roll - Baron

Thanks! Try to use your method later.

Chris care to explain further?

Sorry , new to this . How did you combine the go kart normal speed video with the slow motion clip ,Can I be done on the camera ?

+Chris do you mean how did I have both videos on screen at the same time? Not sure if I understand your question...

@@wolfangdigital I understand this (year-old) question because I had the same question. At 1:38, you show 25fps and 500fps at the same time. The OP was asking how you could record them at the same time. The answer is that these are two different recordings. I am using an RX10 to capture events on machinery that are too fast to see without HFR. I would like to connect a separate button to remotely activate the Movie button on the RX10. Have you heard of anything like this?

@@microdesigns2000 Hi Dennis Fox, I used my phone to control the camera. As I remember, I could control a few RX0 at once. Hope this helps - Baron

Hi, I don’t think the app lets you set triggers but do check it out as I might have missed it

@@wolfangdigital even if I configure the camera before and leave it in the pre rec, will I be able to give the end trigger through the app ...?

As I remember, I did not see any settings for triggers in the app

@@wolfangdigital I need to give the rec away from the camera

@@wolfangdigital I don't need to configure the trigger in the app, I just need to rec in the app at 1,000fps ... I'm researching the camera to invest in the equipment! thanks for listening

Try selecting Duration instead of Quality

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Well, you're not just paying for the slow mo shooting alone... you're also paying for the 24-600mm Zeiss zoom lens! Most slow mo subjects would be sports and wildlife and that tele lens really makes this camera shine. -Baron

WolFang Digital Yeah makes sense. It is a great lens and I guess it generally is used for specific scenes and or environments.

Cool that you’re enjoying it

Sure it does, a 20 feet drop should do the trick

I was planning on shooting karting too.

Papa Chain you could do that but to slow down the really fast action, a higher frame rate is always better. To reduce motion blur, increase your shutter speed 2x your frame rate. Eg. for 60fps use 1/120 shutter. For 120 fps use 1/240 shutter or similar - Baron

So helpful. I wasn't sure if the double shutter speed of frame rate still applied, as times when I want to shoot at 124fps, and slow down in post. (Must wait for rendering to complete, for accurate viewing,). Amazing camera.

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I'm glad you're having fun with your RX10IV!

@@wolfangdigital i want to buy this camera so i just want to know that the result of this camera for slow motion 500 fps and 1000fps and can we use oct for professional assignments

@@rameshmangaonkar2133 240 fps is fine, 500 fps may need some sharpening during editing. As for 960 fps, that may not be ok for pro work

@@wolfangdigital Thank you, but we can do manually focus , aputure & shutter setting

@@rameshmangaonkar2133 you can do manual settings BEFORE you press record to HFR. Once the record for HFR is in progress, you cannot change exposure or manual focus. I think this is ok because we normally do not change settings when the slow motion profess is going on. We will do all the settings and then begin the recording process.

What model is your camera?

Hi Jake Oliva, it's dark because you're forced to use a high shutter speed, thereby limiting the amount og light entering the camera. This is a very common issue with shooting in HFR, all cameras face the same thing. Your solution is to shoot in bright sunlight or add lights to brighten up your image. Hope this helps... - Baron

I'm familiar with Sony RX10M2, M3, M4 and they all have HFR... which RX10 are you having?