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Yes, but are they converting or stripping? In Alamy's case we concluded last time (using that profile, but not that image) it's converting. wim

Waiting for us to take their place. 😷 wim

The cliffs did it. wim

Use false colors maybe? I use this one: http://www.gballard.net/psd/colorlooksbad.html wim

Balchik it is! https://goo.gl/maps/X6GkTaT27n3pDjTPA wim

Hmm the Passport reacts the same, viewed in Photoshop. And the difference is easy to spot in the histograms which are quite different. Now the Granger are visually quite different with the saturation up a lot in the Adobe one, however the histograms look very much the same, only in the AdobeRGB there's some clipping. Let's go back to the browser: the same like before: almost no change in the Granger and the Passport is quite noticeable. wim

No difference on the Granger (if there is one I don't see it) but there's a difference on the Passport for me. The difference is in saturation not hue btw. This is on a color managed FF and wide gamut Eizo's. wim

For me it's been a while. 😁 Actually it's from that bridge from Penn's Landing. I may have parked the car there. One of our friends used to live in Philly before moving to DC. And we visited it in the eighties. And we went to see Randy Newman in the Keswick once. wim

Ah and here's the other. The 400 block of Market Street somewhere from the 200 block. City Hall is not visible anymore. But the landmark PSFS building (now a hotel) still is. wim edit: https://goo.gl/maps/gt8ctj6kokNmcMBS7

The first one is here: https://goo.gl/maps/zsTEkNMPVCjhnLydA wim

To Edo and MDM: AFAIK the histogram in the viewer / on the screen is based on your jpg settings. wim

I have no idea. I have not used that since my first digital Ixus. Where in all those menu tabs would that be? It turns out it's in full view right there on the mode dial. And all my 4 RX's have it. wim edit: and this is what I did with it then: der Körperteil im Zeitalter seiner technischen Reproduzierbarkeit explanation on my ancient website here.

The VII (2019) does away with the limit on video capture. The VI (2018) was the first with a 24-200mm equivalent lens. all side by side wim

There are some agencies with lots of phone images on Alamy. wim

Sometimes it's the people not the store. Like here. Discussion on reddit. Who would know that a McDonalds is considered a public space in Australia? And that Getty would charge $600? (Even if that may have been Aus $.) Anyways totally different from France or Canada. I'm somewhere in between Betty and Chuck on this. My problems usually are with security in large malls not inside stores though. wim

As always AoA is your friend and advisor. Plus I would do a quick scan in Google Images for some of the subjects and see how many are used commercially; not in family blogs. And then go for some low hanging fruit. Try uploading that. If it works, maybe upload some more. After say a year or two you will know if there's a market. wim

XAVC is video. There's a filmstrip sign preceding file format. Mine is at 4K; not HD. It only matters when you happen on something you need to film. There are some setup threads on dpreview. I would say that M6 M5 and VA are more or less the same in this respect. wim

But was it zoomed? And was there only 1 zoom? Anybody had a zoom for Party Mix? 😂 wim

And my guess is that it says D O D G E on that chrome strip. 1977. Is that Agfa film that bad that it's unreadable? Now for that mountain. 😁 Maybe try state park campsite with Oregon or something. How would you travel from SF to Seattle? I largely went by the 101 with side trips through some famous state parks. From the slides you must have some clues about what they liked. So California Wine Country? Mendocino? Leggett drive thru Redwood? Bixby Bridge? Klamath Falls? Redwood State Park? Trees of Mystery? Paul Bunyan? Those are easy to identify. Try to guess if they stayed at commercial campgrounds or in State or National Parks. My guess would be mainly State Parks. Did they take highways or byways? Was it a one way or a round trip? You could of course unmount the slides and try to piece together the original sequence to satisfy your inner sleuth. 😂 wim

This is what that link says: Remove the battery from the camera. Set the power switch to ON. Press and hold the shutter button for 2 minutes. Set the power switch to OFF. Insert the battery back to the camera. Set the power switch to ON to see if the camera will turn on So those 2 minutes will probably be enough to drain that capacitor (= probably that internal power source). Ah I stand corrected: the exploded view of the MK1 says: Bt900 lithium rechargeable battery. Most probably it's still in the MK6 as well. The capacitor is there, but only to regulate charging via cable it seems. It seems the self-diagnosis function should start by itself. Any chance it's only displayed in the EVF? Now how does one force the thing to display error codes if it doesn't start by itself? wim

Interesting stuff indeed! I do have images from Flagstaff and Seligman (on Alamy) So I must have come through Williams as well because these are to the East and West respectively on Route 66. Probably before I understood that touristy = good (for stock). We carry a tent as well 😁. We also did SF-Seattle long time ago. No RV - yet. Not in the US at least. wim

In this thread there's a sort of hard reset in the 5th post. wim edit: also nothing in the evf?

Yes. wim

Where is it? Near Mono Lake? No not that many motels. Pity I can only view it at 1000px wide. The green car is one with a hood ornament. That narrows it down quite a bit. We seem to be in the late seventies? No it's a 1976 Plymouth Volare. I'm pretty sure you can read Volare with an é on the side. Sure looks like a fine camping spot to me! wim

Any warning messages? https://helpguide.sony.net/dsc/1750/v1/en/contents/TP0001117206.html Any error code? https://helpguide.sony.net/dsc/1750/v1/en/contents/TP0001117221.html The only trick I know is to hold it down with the lens on the table and a hand on the back while turning it on. But that's for re-aligning the focus drive-train. If the lens doesn't come out at all, that's probably no solution. Someone mentions a magic button trick: holding both shutter and OK for 30 sec. wim