Sony Headphones No Sound Unless Pressing The Button

The X100V is improved in almost every way, especially in ergonomics. No more accidentally pressing the Q button. Touch screen/joystick activation is more intuitive than the D-Pad. The deeper grip is appreciated. I'm a recent convert from Olympus to Fuji and initially found Fuji ergonomics a bit fiddly and cumbersome. The latest cameras like the X-T4 and X100V have retained that tactile feel, but have simplified a lot of the functional strangeness that, for me, got in the way of taking the photo. For me, IBIS is the only thing that's lacking. As a PEN-F shooter, IBIS is a tremendous advantage. Otherwise, the X100V is a pleasure to shoot with.

Really like this plate I can power everything up by pressing the red button .

I need to work on pressing the correct direction on the remote.the button could be spaced out a bit.

When I use 500mm or above I ALWAYS use a remote so there is no vibration from pressing the shutter button. Works well.

It works. I use it when camera is on a tripod to eliminate shaking that can occur when pressing the shuttter button.

Love my remote! It felt awkward pressing the button for the timer. With the remote I can stage and then capture.

The sound really came alive using these cans. Sony knows headphones.

No more... what kind of lens do I need for...? Unless you try to do a moon close up...

Very quick to select a group by pressing the groups button to the left and set the power with the dial, or select all to change power on all, or to set to stroboscope mode for all. Changes show instantly on TT600 LCD. The only function missing is to show which flash unit runs out of power.

Easy to sight in and I like how you turn it on and change the brightness. One button, 3 settings. Tap the button to go up and keep pressing until it comes down and turns off. I also like that it doesn't have a bunch of brightness settings. 3 is good for me.