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Posted 28/09/2009 - 21:50
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Don't think you can, that would be like turning the mileage back on a car.
Jack.
Jack.
Posted 28/09/2009 - 22:26
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I`m sure you can but just don`t know where to track it down in my manual,I`ll try and take a look tomorrow and let you know what I find out,if no one beats me to it.
Intrigued to know why you would want to though
(Mind your own business Nic...ha ha ha)
Nic
Intrigued to know why you would want to though
(Mind your own business Nic...ha ha ha)
Nic
K10D,K20D
Pentax 18-55,Tamron AF 70-300,Sigma 150-500
Kenko 2X Teleplus MC7
AF 360 FGZ
Pentax 18-55,Tamron AF 70-300,Sigma 150-500
Kenko 2X Teleplus MC7
AF 360 FGZ
Posted 29/09/2009 - 16:01
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There are two shutter click counters,
The internal one which you can only see in the EXIF via a program such as PhotoMe and the one which is used for picture numbering.
To reset the later to 0 change menu to deselect 'continuos numbering' insert blank card take picture which is number 1
Unless the internal number is in volatile memory and is lost if battery is removed long enough for internal battery to run out of juice, then Pentax may be able to do it (replace hardware?) but you (as far as I know) cannot.
The internal one which you can only see in the EXIF via a program such as PhotoMe and the one which is used for picture numbering.
To reset the later to 0 change menu to deselect 'continuos numbering' insert blank card take picture which is number 1
Unless the internal number is in volatile memory and is lost if battery is removed long enough for internal battery to run out of juice, then Pentax may be able to do it (replace hardware?) but you (as far as I know) cannot.
Good luck
Bob
Pentax user since 1978, Digital since 1997.
Kit includes: K-7, K20D, K10D, *istDS, full set DA* lens, etc
Bob
Pentax user since 1978, Digital since 1997.
Kit includes: K-7, K20D, K10D, *istDS, full set DA* lens, etc
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