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A7rII: How to shorten image display time in the viewfinder?

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Is there a way to shorten the image display time in the viewfinder after exposure? The default setting seems to be about 4-5 seconds. If possible, I would like to shorten it to 2 seconds. I have searched the menus and cannot see any way to do this, but I'm sure there is a way.

 

It would be nice if Sony could supply comprehensive, easy-to-use manuals with their cameras like Canon does.

 

I wish Canon would wake up to the fact that many photographers now prefer mirrorless cameras. They could build the A7rII ten times better than Sony. A Canon version of this camera would be far more rugged and easier to use.

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Manual is online at https://docs.sony.com/release//ilce7m2.pdf

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Shouldn't be a problem even if set to TEN seconds. A slight press on the shutter button interrupts ANY pic or video review and puts you directly into ace photographer mode directly again but, yes, the users manual was a good place to start the hunt.

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