R10 image review delay, hesitation
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R10 image review delay, hesitation
7 months ago
I bought my R10 four days ago to replace my aging Canon SL1 for its superior focusing system. So far so good, except for one glitch that I am not sure if it is normal for this camera before I request an exchange.
The glitch is when I review the pictures, often there is a 5 second delay to jump to the next/previous picture with busy light on. Before you ask, yes I use fast UHS-2 cards that work just fine on my 90D and I have updated the R10 firmware to the latest 1.1.0
Just wanted to ask the new R10 owners if you have experienced this image review glitch?
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