Yes, there is, Kieth. But when I am in a hurry (photo excursiones or assignments) I may have over looked this "warning". It's like forgetting to tear off the end of a film, then risking to expose the same film twice :-) I use a Pentax *ist D. Brilliant camera BTW. I took 14000 photographs with it - in just 9 months. Regards
Jens Bladt mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://hjem.get2net.dk/bladt -----Oprindelig meddelelse----- Fra: keithw [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sendt: 7. juni 2005 12:58 Til: [email protected] Emne: Re: Retrieving bad files Jens Bladt wrote: > Thanks Frantisek. > I have been wondering if I may have pulled out the card to early - not > allowing the cmaera to complete the last RAW file - on the two occations > when I experienced this problem. Could this be the reason? Maybe I sholu try > to do this deliberately? > > Jens Bladt Question: I've not been following the entire thread carefully, so don't know specifically what camera has been in play here, but... while the latest image is being written to disc, isn't there a little light somewhere, maybe up by the viewfinder, that blinks to inform you exactly that ~ that the system is busy writing to disc? keith whaley > -----Oprindelig meddelelse----- > Fra: Frantisek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sendt: 6. juni 2005 15:50 > Til: Jens Bladt > Emne: Re: Retrieving bad files > > > > Sunday, June 5, 2005, 7:51:09 PM, Jens wrote: > JB> Hi Paul > JB> I have no idea. I normally just delete the files when they are stored. > JB> The cards work great. No problems. It's the files retrieved from the > card - > JB> in my portable harddrive, which I can't seem to open or read. Twice > within > JB> one month a got a "card full" of files, that I can't access. > It's a software issue - some software is corrupting the table of > file/directory names. If it's a portable storage device, I would look > for a firmware upgrade or return the unit as faulty. > > If you are on windows, try Scandisk. It might fix the table. > > Good light! > fra
