Z9 custom viewfinder display issue

[Brian Rutter]

Hi all. I have an issue with my Z9 viewfinder display that is driving me mad. Long ago, I used Steve's Z9 set up guide.
I set the viewfinder and monitor display to show the information in image 1 attached.
Recently, when swapping back and forth between banks, something always seems to change with my Wildlife set-up settings. This time it was the Custom Viewfinder display.
I lost all the surrounding info within the viewfinder, but not on the monitor (see image 2 attached.
Going into A21- Custom Shooting Display Settings...everything is still set up to display...but it does not, all I see is Shutter speed, F stop and Exposure.

Can anyone help resolve this puzzling issue please?

 

[Cameron T]

Hit the display button and cycle through your options?

 

[Ad Astra]

Post a photo of your D21 settings as well.

 

[Brian Rutter]

RESOLVED.
Thank you for the replies.
I only checked Display 1 and Display 2. Somehow 'Detail' in 3 and 4 had turned itself off.
Many thanks

 

[JAJohnson]

RESOLVED.
Thank you for the replies.
I only checked Display 1 and Display 2. Somehow 'Detail' in 3 and 4 had turned itself off.
Many thanks

Once you get your settings as you like them I suggest saving them to a card. That way you can reload them when needed. Doing this has saved me a great of time. It’s not hard to make menu changes that can cause unexpected camera behavior.

 

[cchuck]

Once you get your settings as you like them I suggest saving them to a card. That way you can reload them when needed. Doing this has saved me a great of time. It’s not hard to make menu changes that can cause unexpected camera behavior.

I prefer to copy the settings file from the card to my laptop, as well. It's too easy for me to Format a card instead of Deleting the photos.

 

[JAJohnson]

I prefer to copy the settings file from the card to my laptop, as well. It's too easy for me to Format a card instead of Deleting the photos.

Yes, I save settings files and camera update files on Dropbox, just in case.

 

[Brian Rutter]

In hindsight, I should have done this from the start. Thank you.

 

[Brian Rutter]

I prefer to copy the settings file from the card to my laptop, as well. It's too easy for me to Format a card instead of Deleting the photos.

In hindsight, I should have done this from the start. Thank you.