K10 file num. ?
Posted 07/10/2009 - 22:58
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It's like you said it is.
Posted 07/10/2009 - 23:01
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Anvh wrote:
It's like you said it is.
Great stuff !! thanks Stefan I can stop looking for it now then
It's like you said it is.
Stu - K10D | DFA 100/2.8 Macro | DA 55-300 | AF-360FGZ |
So much to learn... So little time !
Posted 07/10/2009 - 23:15
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Quite a nice camera isn't it?
got my almost 2 years now.
There are a lot of smiles on this page btw
got my almost 2 years now.
There are a lot of smiles on this page btw
Posted 07/10/2009 - 23:52
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Yes, you can reset your image numbering, but not the shutter count.
Select 'Memory' from the 'Rec Mode' menu.
Scroll down using the four way controller to File No and untick it (Off).
Turn off the camera.
The last stored file (image) number has now been reset to 0.
Use the same process again to turn on the Save File No. function.
Pages 199 & 200 of the PDF manual explains it all.
You can do the same with the K20D.
Select 'Memory' from the 'Rec Mode' menu.
Scroll down using the four way controller to File No and untick it (Off).
Turn off the camera.
The last stored file (image) number has now been reset to 0.
Use the same process again to turn on the Save File No. function.
Pages 199 & 200 of the PDF manual explains it all.
You can do the same with the K20D.
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Posted 07/10/2009 - 23:55
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Thank you Peter didn't knew that, learning something new everyday here
Posted 08/10/2009 - 10:32
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Mannesty wrote:
Yes, you can reset your image numbering, but not the shutter count.
Select 'Memory' from the 'Rec Mode' menu.
Scroll down using the four way controller to File No and untick it (Off).
Turn off the camera.
The last stored file (image) number has now been reset to 0.
Use the same process again to turn on the Save File No. function.
Pages 199 & 200 of the PDF manual explains it all.
You can do the same with the K20D.
Thanks for that Peter, but now I'm more confused !Yes, you can reset your image numbering, but not the shutter count.
Select 'Memory' from the 'Rec Mode' menu.
Scroll down using the four way controller to File No and untick it (Off).
Turn off the camera.
The last stored file (image) number has now been reset to 0.
Use the same process again to turn on the Save File No. function.
Pages 199 & 200 of the PDF manual explains it all.
You can do the same with the K20D.
1) Where is the 'Shutter Count' then !? (thought that's what I'd found)
2) The manual says divided into 'folders of 500' ; is that on the SD card ONLY ?
Stu - K10D | DFA 100/2.8 Macro | DA 55-300 | AF-360FGZ |
So much to learn... So little time !
Posted 08/10/2009 - 11:24
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WOW !! so much info ! Any more apps I should know about
Shutter count is : 5,640, one careful owner from new. Bargain !!
Shutter count is : 5,640, one careful owner from new. Bargain !!
Stu - K10D | DFA 100/2.8 Macro | DA 55-300 | AF-360FGZ |
So much to learn... So little time !
Posted 08/10/2009 - 11:43
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If you've a pef file from the camera it also shows you the manufacturing date.
15038 is my shutter count so yes that seems like a good deal you got there.
15038/2years = 20 photos a day... I never thought I shoot that much
About other software??? that's the only one I know that you need to have and it's free as well.
15038 is my shutter count so yes that seems like a good deal you got there.
15038/2years = 20 photos a day... I never thought I shoot that much
About other software??? that's the only one I know that you need to have and it's free as well.
Posted 08/10/2009 - 12:01
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Anvh wrote:
If you've a pef file from the camera it also shows you the manufacturing date.
15038 is my shutter count so yes that seems like a good deal you got there.
15038/2years = 20 photos a day... I never thought I shoot that much
About other software??? that's the only one I know that you need to have and it's free as well.
It works with jpg and dng too ! That's 2000 operations per year he did.If you've a pef file from the camera it also shows you the manufacturing date.
15038 is my shutter count so yes that seems like a good deal you got there.
15038/2years = 20 photos a day... I never thought I shoot that much
About other software??? that's the only one I know that you need to have and it's free as well.
That Internal Ser Num could be handy too !! for insurance purposes ! I've written it down in case it gets nicked !!
Thanks for that
Stu - K10D | DFA 100/2.8 Macro | DA 55-300 | AF-360FGZ |
So much to learn... So little time !
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first question : can u reset the file number ? can't find anywhere to do that, unlike on my ex K100. Maybe it's fixed so u can see how many operations it's done !? that would be a good idea
Stu - K10D | DFA 100/2.8 Macro | DA 55-300 | AF-360FGZ |
So much to learn... So little time !