sony rx100 help

I saw this on eBay a sun shield it’s for a different model but maybe you can make it work or look for one made specific to your camera. On YouTube they have some do it yourself projects 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/LCD-Screen-Protector-Pop-up-Hood-Cover-for-Sony-Alpha-NEX-3-NEX-5-NEX-5C-/171366238584

The problem with the Casio is they are not distributed in the USA the ones on Amazon are either used or grey market imports from Japan with no English instructions. There is a video we’re Ted was a guest speaker before EBR 1 or 2 years ago and he talked about how to focus. Check YouTube if I see it I’ll post it

I found the video we’re Ted talks about how he sets up camera it’s not much but buena de nada

https://youtu.be/XQUCcqn8_SA

I have a Sony RX100 V. Regarding issue #5: I use the pop-up electronic viewfinder when filming and reviewing what was recorded, along with a remote control. It's resolution is very good and I can see the image in bright sunlight.

I want to add a few more comments about how I use my RX100 V.

Here's a photo of my scopecam setup on my brother's RAW.



Initially, the view finder displays a level indicator. You can turn that off by pressing the 12 o'clock position on the DISP wheel.

Most of the time, I use the 24P / 480 fps configuration with the end trigger selected. I use a remote control to start recordings.

I use manual focus. The zoom is not as good on the Sony as it is on the Casio.

The biggest issue for me is that it takes a long time after each recording to write it on the memory card. If I wait about a second after I fire the pellet before I press the record button, the shot is closer to the beginning of the video. I can cancel without saving the video after observing the flight of the pellet if I don't want to save the recording; this will save some time.

I found that lighting is very important to get good videos. Also, if the lighting changes, I have to take it out of standby mode to get the camera to re-adjust to the change.

I have a lot to learn on how to setup the camera. It is very sophisticated. Any suggestions are welcome.

As far as the speed writing to the memory card make sure you use the fastest card your camera will accept. My Olympus writes as quick as I can shoot in the 4K mode.