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Yes, I think this could be the case here. I am surprised I have not seen much comments about this point before.

You are right, I should have say "a little bit under-exposed"... I just want to understand which settings are used in Auto mode to be able to have the same result in A mode. Probably special processing applies in Auto such as DRO or other enhancement.

Hi Luckypenguin, Don't know very well how to understand the histograms. For the first image, it looks there are less dark pixels and more in high tones. So it seems to confirm the feeling that the second image is less exposed than the first one. I think it can come from the jpeg processing...

Thank you for your interesting answers. In PASM, I used multi metering and no exposure compensation. Here is an example I quickly shot to illustrate the issue. 1st picture is taken using Auto mode. Colors looks warmer than in 2nd one. 2nd one in PASM, same ISO, aperture, focal (speed...

Hello guys, I've recently bought the rx100 and I find that the JPEG pictures are too dark when using another mode than the automatic one. For instance: - outdoor portait in automatic mode (portrait) => good result (in my opinion) - same one in A mode (same speed, aperture, focal) => too dark I...