11-28-2023 09:40 AM - edited 12-03-2023 09:08 PM
I've been noticing that while shooting (often in low light) my R7 will automatically change my shutter speed to 1/125 even though I have manually selected 1/400 typically. ISO is always on Auto and aperture at widest allowed for conditions. Is that normal? Is it because the camera thinks I can't get a good shot shooting that fast? If I move my frame around a bit...or reset the manual speed back to 1/400...it will usually allow me to use that speed. It is annoying because I'm also shooting in continuous mode (mechanical) and find I'm getting overexposed or blurred images when this happens.
12-09-2023 06:30 PM
@mikellherrick wrote:I was on the verge of a reset...and I did take a picture of some of the settings menus already...I knew that would be helpful...but I haven't pulled the trigger yet. I updated firmware because I was behind a couple of versions...thought that might help...but not likely. I'm sure I'm just going to reset when I have a bit of time to do all the adjustments. Right now it's a minor annoyance but I can't let it continue. We'll see if a reset does the trick.
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