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Jun 14, 2015 15:44 |  #1
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for the 5D3? Anyone, got an unusually high file name with the prefix of _N6A7699 for a file name




  
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I see it's a lightroom problem coming up with all the rubbish file names, but it still says 100-7966 which is really strangely high for a new camera

EDIT: Used eoscount.com and it says the shutter count is 303, which is more or less correct




  
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Jun 14, 2015 17:28 |  #3

Rich, don't forget if you insert a card with a higher "numbered" file already on it, if you use continuous numbering, the camera will continue numbering from the next number of that card, if that number is higher than it's internally remembered number. I have my numbering set up this way on my camera. At a two day airshow that I shot recently I ended up screwing badly with my file names, as I was shooting multiple cards, and I rolled over during the day. As I was swapping cards about I popped a previously swapped card (I had changed it early so that I could get a single display item without a card change (and reset of ML settings) in the middle) to fill it up with the last few shots. This then reset the numbering, so I ended the day with about a 100 files with the same file name. Not something you would normally expect to happen.

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BigAl007 wrote in post #17596971 (external link)
Rich, don't forget if you insert a card with a higher "numbered" file already on it, if you use continuous numbering, the camera will continue numbering from the next number of that card, if that number is higher than it's internally remembered number. I have my numbering set up this way on my camera. At a two day airshow that I shot recently I ended up screwing badly with my file names, as I was shooting multiple cards, and I rolled over during the day. As I was swapping cards about I popped a previously swapped card (I had changed it early so that I could get a single display item without a card change (and reset of ML settings) in the middle) to fill it up with the last few shots. This then reset the numbering, so I ended the day with about a 100 files with the same file name. Not something you would normally expect to happen.

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Ah, that probably explains it, thanks




  
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And I've solved the file naming sequence..........Yes, you've got the option to change it to either 4Nxxx, IMG or IMG+File size (weird) also other additional options....boom boom bye




  
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