Shooting continuously – Sony A900 User Manual

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When you press and hold the shutter button, the camera records the images
continuously.

* Our measurement conditions: [Image size] is set to [L:24M], [Quality] is set to

[Fine], the focus mode is set to Single-shot AF or manual focus, and the shutter
speed is 1/250 second or faster.
However, the speed of continuous shooting is slower when shooting under dark
conditions, the D-Range Optimizer is set to

(Advanced Auto) or

(Advanced: Level), or [High ISO NR] is set to [High].

The maximum number of continuous shots (Media used for the
measurement: Sony CompactFlash Card NCFD2G (300× 2GB))
The number of continuous shooting images obtainable has an upper limit.

Note

• When the capacity of the memory card is insufficient, the camera may not

continuously shoot all the images indicated in the viewfinder.

Shooting continuously

Shoots at a maximum of 5 images per second*

Shoots at a maximum of 3 images per second*

RAW

12 images

cRAW

12 images

RAW & JPEG

10 images

cRAW & JPEG

10 images

Extra fine

11 images

Fine/Standard

105 images/285 images

The number of images that can be shot
continuously is indicated in the
viewfinder. When the available number
of continuous shots is more than nine
images, “9” is indicated in the
viewfinder.

The number of images that can be
shot continuously

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