Thank you, that's a very informative video and helps me with the purchase decision. As an older birder, carrying the 100-400 around all day is heavy enough -- even with a chest harness. Extra weight would reduce my enjoyment. I also really like the 100-400 and use the macro capabilities quite a bit. It's a pass on the larger lens!

Rx10 iv vince ancora anche con a6700... All'appello mancano le focali equivalenti da 24mm a 75mm....rx10 iv rimane tutt'ora la miglior all in one.

This is exactly what I need. When I bought the camera, I assumed it was more point and shoot. Your tips will help me make it so. Thank you

Or alternatively if you want to stay with a bridge camera then you go for a Panasonic FZ2500 instead of messing about with an APSC camera with over-sized lens

Hi Stephen.Been using a Nikon P900 for some time,and decided to buy this Sony and i am looking forward to applying your settings and getting out and about to photograph birds and wildlife.

Thanks very much for this! I wish I'd had this video when I first bought my P900! I've just now set up the camera as you suggested, except for Metering; that option was initially available to me, but after making some changes, is now greyed out. Any suggestions for what I might need to do to get it back so I can adjust it? In any case, I look forward to trying out the new settings! Thanks!!

This is a very interesting video. I believe you are spot on about the reason people use micro 4/3. I have that lens on my Sony 7v4 that camera body is primarily for video work only but I got a good deal on the lens and pick it up. In my opinion for this old 68-year-old there is no way I can shoot nearly as well with the Sony in the field, the only way I can do it is if I use a tripod. The 100 to 400 works very well with the 1X body. The balance is just perfect; on the OM-1 it is still not bad. So in a nutshell, even though the bodies are about the same size between the micro 4/3 and the Sony; I have to bring a tripod to shoot the Sony system just too big and heavy for myself

I got the Sony 70-350, I like it. I have to crop most of my shots though, mostly shooting birds.

where is the 24-600mm?

A lens this size in the micro 4/3 eco system is a bit silly. You might as well be packing around full frame lenses

What fabulous images, love them. This Tamron looks like a great lens, I'm hoping the Nikon mount variant will be as good as your Sony one.

Is this still recommended? Or are there better ones with the similar price point?

Have 2012 p510 great photos $280.

I used your setting and last night I took the best photos ever. A Great Blue Heron posed for me (lucky).

As always Stephen a very good review. Have been reading ,watching your reviews for 30,years. I use the 100-400 and sometimes with the 1.4 converter though I use a tripod when I have the converter on, images are sharp and pleasing to view. Stay well.

agree, on small bore it sounds flat but on wide bore tips it was much clearer. by the way do you have a dac under $150 to recommend for iems ?

Thank you, very helpful. 😀

do you have a dac/amp recommendation for iem exclusively (under $200, any form factor) ? thanks

Good review

Super

Great tutorial! ❤ I have the B700 for years now and how I wish I saw your video sooner, thank you!

I agree that we went ro MFT for weight and cost. But try getting 300-1200 at this quality in FF. Agreed its a lot of lens. But when you need one it's more than viable - and about 1/4 of the cost of the big-white.

Holy crap, I'm no audiophile but this review was amazing! You covered pretty much everything I hoped and noted some important things I wouldn't have considered but would've immediately noticed (i.e. jumping back to the main menu). Thanks for the review!

Everything so expensive. Maybe a 6100 with that lens?

Thank you!

Miss your reviews, glad you made this video, thank you Sir! I bought 2 sets of the Cinno at 50 off. I love the almost flat frequency response. I also bought the Explorer, it is a great set for sure. I'm thinking about the getting the Magic One as well.

in your opinion, how should we listen to music? is it according to how to the artist intended to or how engineers of these iems want to? does this iem do the former or letter? while you explaining the vast different taste of human to music at the end of this video, my mind think, what is the true sound of music? if u catch my drift.. sorry for asking in this old video. im looking for my successor to tangzu wan'er. so happy with it and hesitate to find for it's successor because don't want to be disappointed in the tuning. im just looking for 'high definition of wan'er' version.

The man with the serene, yet powerful voice! I hear the Aful Explorer is a treat and ordered a set today.

Great to hear your sonorous voice again! 😃👍🎶🎵 Thanks for your 'sound' advice and great recommendations, Stephen! Have a Happy Thanksgiving and Best Wishes to your family! Take care.

Is there any chance you could make a video explaining meta tuning? I've never heard the term before

You will definitely enjoy the AFUL Explorer.

Hi, what exactly is the "new" Firmware with warmer and fuller sound? Thanks

Thanks for this. Easy to follow. Brilliant.

"Think of the music as a painting and imagine that one 2000 lumen flashlight held up close, picking out every detail and the brushwork sweeping across the canvas, showing you things you did not ever expect to see. That's what listening to music on the Quintet is " Woww❤

I’m looking to upgrade from the RX10 and you literally answered all my questions. So helpful! I love the internet.

Hi Stephen I just reset it again and the timer did not come on. thanks again this is a game changer.

Hi Stephen i set these settings but when go to shoot there a beeping noise a red light flashing. Not sure if i have done this correctly,. thanks again

Would You have any direct comparison to Audioquest Dragonfly Red or Cobalt?

What an amazing, well thought out review! You should do more of these! You got a knack for this sort of thing! A watcher from Saudi Arabia! I'm a fan of what you do!

Excellent!

Amazing, love the wolves!

Many thanks 👍❤

fantastic explanation, exactly what i was looking for.

This 8 - minute video is 100 times more useful than any of the manuals I've seen - which are generally useless! Many thanks.

Thank you so much for this I am now at last learning how to use this camera rather than relying on auto. What an inspiration you are

What improvements over the OM 1 have you noticed? Like you I’m more interested in portability. I am unsure of upgrading within the 4/3 system. I like nature, wildlife, landscape and some macro. I feel that the IQ of the om-1 is good in good light. Focus often seems good at the time, but later on the computer, it seems out of focus or less sharp. I thought the computational features would be more useful to me, but it’s turning out to not be the case. Thanks for these great videos. They keep a hobbyist like me well grounded. And that’s needed!!

Great tip! I did this on my Walton High D and it definitely improved the "chiffing" on the higher notes!

Great thanks 🙏

Hello, can I ask i these settings can be used for the rx10 iii as well?