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Hello everyone,

I would appreciate it if anyone has encountered this issue.
I am a dance photographer and own a Sony Alpha 9 II camera.
I have been shooting with this camera for about two years.
I use the electronic shutter and, of course, shoot at a high continuous shooting rate.
My memory cards are SanDisk with a speed of 300MB/s.
One of my lenses is a 70-200mm f/2.8.

About three weeks ago, I suddenly noticed that after 103 consecutive shots, I sometimes can't press the shutter button to take another burst of images (which never happened before).
This has happened three times.

I went to a camera repair lab, but they haven't taken it for inspection yet.
They said they had never encountered this issue before and suggested I try replacing the memory card.

Has anyone experienced this?
Thank you!

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