Oh Bugger...
Posted 05/02/2013 - 00:26
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Me too, but I use a rename programme I wrote ages ago. I can set up templates and easily switch between them. I prefix all the photos numbers to indicate the camera used and let the sequences move up for each one.
I do a hard format of each card if I switch cameras. So far this has worked without odd numeric jumps.
I do a hard format of each card if I switch cameras. So far this has worked without odd numeric jumps.
Posted 05/02/2013 - 14:01
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johnriley wrote:
Always format a card in the camera it's to be used in before you start to use it. This will avoid problems.
I did that but instead of my first photo being #3 (actual actuation - Chris tested the camera before sending it to me) or #1 it is #26425 .
Always format a card in the camera it's to be used in before you start to use it. This will avoid problems.
Posted 05/02/2013 - 14:25
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Gwyn wrote:
He must have used a card with #26424 on it and the camera MEMORYjohnriley wrote:
Always format a card in the camera it's to be used in before you start to use it. This will avoid problems.
I did that but instead of my first photo being #3 (actual actuation - Chris tested the camera before sending it to me) or #1 it is #26425 .Always format a card in the camera it's to be used in before you start to use it. This will avoid problems.
is set to remember the last No. used.
Just set the camera not to remember the last No. Rename a JPG
to 0002 and it should pick up from there. Then set the camera
to remember the numbers again.
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Pentax K-1 + K-5 and some other stuff
Algi
Pentax K-1 + K-5 and some other stuff
Algi
Posted 05/02/2013 - 15:01
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Thanks Algi .
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As to actuations, use photome, although I'll admit I have never bothered to check. I think the K20D's shutter is good for a while yet.
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