phantom file number
Posted 27/07/2012 - 19:39
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Probably M for Magic
Possibly something that you might have pressed that's saved a
dump of the last file taken.... such as preview or DPF preview.
I've never had any like that. Perhaps I should complain
Possibly something that you might have pressed that's saved a
dump of the last file taken.... such as preview or DPF preview.
I've never had any like that. Perhaps I should complain
Half Man... Half Pentax ... Half Cucumber
Pentax K-1 + K-5 and some other stuff
Algi
Pentax K-1 + K-5 and some other stuff
Algi
Posted 30/07/2012 - 16:01
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Did you turn off the camera too soon after taking the offending shot, in which case it may not have had time to save away the dng file
regards
Bernard
regards
Bernard
Posted 30/07/2012 - 22:36
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Frogherder wrote:
Did you turn off the camera too soon after taking the offending shot, in which case it may not have had time to save away the dng file
regards
Bernard
I'm not sure what I did. Is the jpg generated first from a buffer and stored then the dng file saved, if it is it would mean that to put the M in the file name it must be able to tell the future or behind the scenes processing goes on when the the switch is turned to off. I'll try doing that with another card a slow class 4 click then off. Did you turn off the camera too soon after taking the offending shot, in which case it may not have had time to save away the dng file
regards
Bernard
Wonder if I "chimped" to soon :
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_K5_1121.dng and _K5_1121.jpg
no dng file _K5_M1122.jpg
_K5_1123.dng and _K5_1123.jpg
Any clues as to what caused this. The jpg with the M added was decent enough and was the only one to have this "error" out of 80 odd snaps.
Stan
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