Storing delay

[Alan Platt]

New XT5 setting up. I get a delayed storing image of 2 card before I can take anther shot in S.

[jlmphotos]

We need more info before we can post a helpful answer. Let us know the type and speed of the cards you are using.

[Greybeard]

The usual reason for a storing delay is a non-zero setting of Clarity - but as jlmphotos says more information would be useful

[jlmphotos]

On 12/6/2022 at 5:33 AM, Greybeard said:

The usual reason for a storing delay is a non-zero setting of Clarity - but as jlmphotos says more information would be useful

Oh good point.  As does any "chrome" effect...

[djdubuque]

On 12/6/2022 at 4:03 PM, Greybeard said:

The usual reason for a storing delay is a non-zero setting of Clarity - but as jlmphotos says more information would be useful

I have heard that if clarity is not 0 then saves will be delayed.

[kgeter]

Also, make sure you don't have the drive dial set to HDR or ADV 😜

[T_Settimo]

This was the answer for me. I have had issues with this dial…as in bumping it unintentionally and suddenly it’s storing (like this) or bursting (another time). Yes, I should know my settings but when you’re grabbing your camera for a quick shot it would be great if it came out of the case with the same settings it went into it with.

[Blue Zurich]

Clarity did it for me as well. 

[lisa]

The type and speed of the memory card you’re using can affect the storing speed. Make sure you’re using a compatible and high-speed memory card.

[Greybeard]

If you're shooting in single shot you can tell whether its a slow card or clarity:

- a slow card won't prevent you from taking further shots (images are buffered during the card write)

- clarity will block further shots until the processing is complete (and will show a Storing message on the screen).

For continuous bursts the card speed is more important (as the buffer can be filled) but you can't use Clarity in a continuous burst.

Edited February 15 by Greybeard