How to transfer photos from Sony rx100m4 to mobile phone?

There are two ways to transfer photos from Sony rx100m4 to mobile phone:

Transfer through computer.

Install the battery and memory card into the Sony Black Card RX100 IV.

Take photos or videos as needed.

Use the supplied data cable to connect the camera to the computer USB interface.

Open My Computer--Removable Disk--DCIM--1xx folder.

Copy the required data to the designated folder on your computer.

Connect the phone to the computer with a data cable

Download the photo data copied to the designated folder on the computer to the phone.

Wireless transmission via WIFI.

Install the battery and memory card into the Sony Black Card RX100 IV.

Take photos or videos as needed.

Download and install the PlayMemories Mobile app on your phone.

Turn on the camera and turn on the WiFi function, open the mobile phone WiFi search and select the model name (DIRECT-DSC-RX100 Ⅳ), enter the password displayed on the camera to connect to the camera.

Press MENU on the camera → (Wireless) → Send to smartphone → desired settings.

If you press the (Send to Smartphone)

button in playback mode, the [Send to Smartphone] setting screen will appear.

If the camera is ready to transfer, an information screen will appear on the product. Use this information to connect your smartphone and this product.

Display all images recorded on the memory card of this product on your smartphone and select to upload.

Photographs refer to pictures of people or objects that are developed and fixed using photosensitive paper placed under a photographic film and exposed to light.

The first photograph was created in 1826 by French inventor Joseph Nicéphore Niépce.

In 1841, the Englishman William Henry Fox Talbot (1800-1877) published the Carrot photography method, which produced negatives that could be copied many times and laid the foundation for modern photography. The photography process of converting negative photography into positive photography. In China, photography technology was introduced to China through Western missionaries during the Qing Dynasty. In the early years of the Republic of China, many businesses began to emerge as a business.

The oldest photo in Japan is the image of Tanaka Hikari taken in 1854, and photography technology was officially introduced to Japan in 1905. Taiwan introduced photography technology during the Japanese colonial period, so the Japanese translation of the name "photography" continued. The shops that do this in the streets and alleys are called photo studios.

In the 1990s, the original photography technology of film and camera was gradually replaced by digital electronic technology.

Usually, photo specifications are expressed in "inches". Unlike products such as monitors, which use diagonal length to express size, the "inches" mentioned in the photo refer to the longer side of the photo. length in inches.