Nikon Z 6II Reference Guide PDF Edition - Page 518

Photo Flicker Reduction G button U C photo shooting menu Selecting [ON] reduces the effects of flicker from such light sources as fluorescent or mercury-vapor lamps. • Flicker can cause uneven exposure or (in photographs taken in continuous release modes) inconsistent exposure or coloration. • If flicker reduction does not produce the desired results, turn the camera off and aim it at the subject or light source before turning it on again. • If [ON] is selected and flicker is detected when the shutter is released, a green I will appear next to the FLICKER icon in the shooting display. • If [ON] is selected, the shooting display will briefly go dark when the shutter is released. In continuous high-speed and continuous lowspeed modes, the camera will behave as described below. - Continuous high-speed: Priority is given to frame rate. The display will briefly go dark with the first shot in each burst but not with the subsequent shots. - Continuous low-speed: Priority is given to flicker reduction. The display will briefly go dark each time the shutter is released and the frame rate may drop or become erratic. 518 C The Photo Shooting Menu: Shooting Options