snegron
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Hello everyone! My new RX100 vii arrived today, and it not only looks smaller than I expected (that's a good thing), but it also looks way more complicated than I thought it would be.
I currently have an A7c and an A7iv, so the Sony menu system is not entirely foreign to me. However, this small "point & shoot" seems very in-depth for me.
My main reason for buying this RX100 vii is to capture an indoor graduation ceremony where larger cameras are not allowed.
On a side note; this was a "grudge purchase" for me, so I'm not overly eager/excited/thrilled to explore this camera thoroughly like I do with other equipment I buy. I just need to master it before the graduation event which will be in a few months from now. So, I need the "Cliff's Notes" version on how to set this thing up to grab some sharp graduation shots inside a large sports arena with low/bad lighting.
I currently have an A7c and an A7iv, so the Sony menu system is not entirely foreign to me. However, this small "point & shoot" seems very in-depth for me.
My main reason for buying this RX100 vii is to capture an indoor graduation ceremony where larger cameras are not allowed.
On a side note; this was a "grudge purchase" for me, so I'm not overly eager/excited/thrilled to explore this camera thoroughly like I do with other equipment I buy. I just need to master it before the graduation event which will be in a few months from now. So, I need the "Cliff's Notes" version on how to set this thing up to grab some sharp graduation shots inside a large sports arena with low/bad lighting.
