Godfrey
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I haven't hit it by accident yet. I tend to forget it's there, actually.
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I keep hitting FN button on accident
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Jabba23
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Thanks for the link, might just have to colour it in :-D
bugeyed
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It does on the A6000. You have to hold the fn button for like 4 sec.
kev
kev
As zink suggested, perhaps you should try a half case. It'll add a slight bit more grip to the front of the camera, and thus allowing you to shift your grip to the front more.
http://search.ebay.com//search/search.dll?satitle=sony a7r half case&from=R40
http://search.ebay.com//search/search.dll?satitle=sony a7r half case&from=R40
JohnK
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Sounds like more awareness is needed about what that thumb is doing, rather than redesigning the camera. That should not be too difficult for a ninja :-D
bugeyed
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sroute
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Next time you have a problem, include in the subject line the camera model. Help others help you rather than making them wade though a ton of griping just to figure out what camera you are talking about.
If you spent as much time looking for the method to disable the wheel as you've spent on tape and blather, your rear wheel spinning problem would have been solved long ago. The aptly named Custom Key Settings submenu is what you want.
Menu > Gear > 6 > Custom Key Settings > Control Wheel > change from ISO to "Not set".
Done.
Gripe gone.
If you search for "Control Wheel" within the User Guide
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... you'll hit upon a hyperlink which takes you to the Custom Key Settings hint within two clicks.
Instead of assuming Sony failed and that you are somehow uniquely bothered by this, how about assuming that Sony would have provided a mechanism to disable the Control Wheel spin inputs when in shooting mode? That's the logical thing to do... because if not, the entire community would be up in arms. This is the very first customization I made to my camera when it came out of the box.
sroute
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PS if you are wondering why I didn't answer your more vexing question/problem earlier, it's because I simply did not want to wade through all the text and whining the first time I happened along the thread. I stopped reading after seeing rants about the Fn button.
Surprised to see the thread still growing today, I waded through some more.
Surprised to see the thread still growing today, I waded through some more.
bugeyed
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I'm curious. Ninjapimp, Have you tried either of these solutions?
The first reference must be a misprint in A7 manual, if it's not working. As previously mentioned, it works on A6000.
The A6000 doesn't have a "Control Wheel" presence in "Custom Key Settings".
kev
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The first reference must be a misprint in A7 manual, if it's not working. As previously mentioned, it works on A6000.
The A6000 doesn't have a "Control Wheel" presence in "Custom Key Settings".
kev
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