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DowtyCamino

Looking back at Torres del Rio

It was hard to catch a sunrise in June.
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DowtyCamino
I brought no lenses with me for this trip. I only brought my Sony RX100ii camera....nice and lightweight. I was very pleased with it.....and apparently it liked Spain.
 
jostony
Snap I bought and brought a Sony RX100III and found it perfect for my Camino. Highly recommend it. Just need to learn to use it in non auto mode!
 
DowtyCamino
Great minds think alike! I used the "effects" quite a bit (filters and greyscale, etc.), as well as the macro feature. The videos also turned out well, but, as is typical with camera's, the sound quality was horrible. I did use the camera's wifi mode to transfer pictures to my iPhone (which is a world phone - thanks to my workplace) and update the folks back home real-time via blog. Much more technology than I intend to use on our 2017 Camino but I'm glad I did it.
 

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