Rotate Display SONY Alpha A6000

Rotate Display SONY Alpha A6000

How to manage display rotation mode on SONY Alpha A6000? How to rotate display on SONY Alpha A6000? How to disable display rotation on SONY Alpha A6000? How to set up display rotation on the SONY camera? How to adjust display rotation on SONY Alpha A6000?

How to use display rotation on SONY Alpha A6000:

  1. To begin any actions on your SONY device, turn it on.
  2. Next, to continue you need to activate the Menu.
  3. Then, press the Playback Button in the bottom row.
  4. When you are done with that, tap the Display Rotation Function.
  5. Here you can decide which mode to use.
  6. Excellent! Now you can choose the display position according to your wishes.

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