Sony ILCA-99M2 Instruction Manual

To update the firmware, download the latest firmware from the Sony support website. Connect the camera to your computer using a USB cable, and follow the instructions provided in the firmware update guide. Ensure the camera battery is fully charged before starting the update.
First, check the battery to ensure it is charged. If the battery is charged, try removing it and reinserting it into the camera. If the problem persists, check for any visible damage or debris in the battery compartment. If none of these steps work, it may require service.
To reset the camera, go to the menu and select 'Setup.' Scroll down to 'Reset' and choose 'Initialize.' Confirm the reset to restore factory settings. Note that this will erase all custom settings.
The Sony ILCA-99M2 is compatible with A-mount lenses. Additionally, with an appropriate adapter, you can use E-mount lenses. Ensure the lens firmware is updated for optimal performance.
For better autofocus speed, ensure your lens is compatible and updated. Use the 'AF Track Duration' and 'AF Drive Speed' settings in the menu to optimize performance. Good lighting conditions also enhance autofocus capabilities.
Overheating can occur during prolonged video recording. To prevent this, avoid using the camera in direct sunlight for extended periods, and turn off the camera when not in use. Using an external fan or cooling accessory can also help.
Use a sensor cleaning kit with a blower and cleaning swabs. First, use the blower to remove loose dust. Then, gently use the swab with a sensor cleaning solution to remove any remaining residue. Always follow the instructions provided in the cleaning kit.
For low-light photography, use a wide aperture lens and increase the ISO setting to enhance sensitivity. Utilize the 'SteadyShot' feature and consider using a tripod to reduce camera shake. Experiment with longer exposure times for better light capture.
To extend battery life, lower the screen brightness and disable unnecessary features like Wi-Fi and GPS when not in use. Use the camera's 'Airplane Mode' and consider carrying a spare battery for long shoots.
First, ensure the memory card is compatible with the camera and properly inserted. Try formatting the card using the camera's format option in the menu. If the issue persists, test with another memory card to rule out card damage.