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My XHA1s cleverly had a way to do this with the ability to replace them without damage but I haven't found a safe way to remove them off the Sony without rendering them non-remountable where they'd actual stay attached. Here's what your up against to access them...

 

https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Sony+a7R+II+Teardown/45597

 

https://www.lensrentals.com/blog/2015/02/the-a7ii-teardown-a-look-inside-sonys-new-camera/

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  • 11 months later...

Reviving this thread as I found a solution!

You can prise the door out at the hinge with something small and sharp. i have posted a video here 

 

I think they'll be able to be put back in later this way too. 

 

Loving them not being there when using my cage!!!

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Pretty much the way they're all configured but my Canon is more forgiving about replacement. I can't envision too many remove/replace cycles before the nubs wear down and the thing falls out never to be seen again and forget about getting replacements from Sony. Actually, it wouldn't be a bad idea to get replacements now WHEN, not if, that eventuality happens so you're not waiting around 2 months while the camera gets all kinds of gunk in the unprotected ports. That's why I've learned to live with aggravation.

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