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Shutter delay eos rp

Refsoc
Apprentice

I have a new EOS rp.in automatic mode when the shutter is depressed there is a 10 sec. Delay prior to the picture being taken. You can see the timer in the viewfinder. 

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kvbarkley
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Not the interval timer, the drive mode. It is set for a ten second delay to allow for old school selfies. It is one on the basic settings on the quick control screen. 

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pcs1
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Enthusiast

Looks like you've got the self timer set, set the drive mode to another mode.

Well going to my menu screen interval timer is disabled. I changed to a different program (P) same delay 

kvbarkley
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VIP

Not the interval timer, the drive mode. It is set for a ten second delay to allow for old school selfies. It is one on the basic settings on the quick control screen. 

stevet1
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Refsoc,

What you are looking for is a Drive Mode.

Apparently, the RP does not have the Drive Mode in the menu settings, but as I understand it, if you hit the Q button, the Drive Mode shows up on the left hand side of your settings screen.

Look on page 414 of your User Manual here:

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1860359/Canon-Eos-Rp.html?page=414#manual

it shows you how to select your Drive Mode.

What you want is a single shot, not a 10 second time delay.

Steve Thomas

Tintype_18
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Authority

Download the manual.

John
Canon EOS T7; EF-S 18-55mm IS; EF 28-135mm IS; EF 75-300mm; Sigma 150-600mm DG

Thank you that corrected it 

Waddizzle
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Legend

Change the setting in the lower left corner to the single square. 

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