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I didn't realise that was possible. The Sony manual appeared to imply that Auto ISO only works in P and A. I will give that a try as it would serve my needs fine. Thanks. There is also something weird going on with setting of the max ISO. It can be set from two places: The ISO function; Using the menu. Now I would expect the two places to point to a centrally controlled ISO setting. But randomly It doesn't work that way. Using the ISO function I set max ISO to 32000. Some time later I changed it to 128,000 using the menu. When I was taking photos I noticed the shutter speed was falling below minimum, yet ISO value was only 32000. I went back in the menu and the menu was showing 128000. The I closed out of the menu and checked the Max ISO using the ISO function and it was showing 32000. The two values were clearly not associated with each other. -
Well, in that case, as I said above, You must have done something unusual when copying the file to the card. I have owned multiple brands of DSLR's, Mirrorless Cameras and Compact Cameras over the last 25 years. I use a Mac and I have never had a Firmware update fail because Mac OS has written some sort of hidden file there. Sorry if I was a bit harsh... -
In this situation, I would be using Manual Mode with Auto ISO, Set your desired Aperture and Shutter Speed and let the camera set the ISO. I use this mode quite often.
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