Sony a9 II Help Manual page 91

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Press the shutter button.
When the time set for [Shooting Start Time] has elapsed, shooting will
start.
• When the number of shots set for [Number of Shots] is completed,
the camera will return to the standby screen for interval shooting.
Hint
• If you press the shutter button during interval shooting, interval shooting will
end and the camera will return to the standby screen for interval shooting.
• To go back to the normal shooting mode, select MENU 
(Camera Settings 1)  [
[Off].
• If you press a key to which one of the following functions has been assigned
at the moment when shooting starts, the function will remain active during
interval shooting even without you holding down the button.
– [AEL hold]
– [ AEL hold]
– [AF/MF Control Hold]
– [Regist. AF Area hold]
– [AWB Lock Hold]
– [My Dial 1 during Hold] to [My Dial 3 during Hold]
• If you set [Display as Group] to [On], still images shot with the interval
shooting function will be displayed in groups.
• Still images shot with interval shooting can be played back continuously on
the camera (page 165). If you intend to create a movie using the still images,
you can preview the result.
Note
• You may not be able to record the set number of images depending on
the remaining battery level and the amount of free space on the recording
medium. Supply power via USB while shooting, and use a memory card with
sufficient space.
• When the shooting interval is short, the camera may get hot easily.
Depending on the ambient temperature, you may not be able to record the
set number of images because the camera stops recording to protect the
equipment.
Interval Shoot Func.]  [Interval Shooting] 
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