Mark,
Accuracy I don't know, but I've got 260 files (95% DNG's) on a 4 gig card.
It thinks it will get 659 on a fresh 16 gig card.
Regards, Bob S.

On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 9:16 PM, Mark Cassino<[email protected]> wrote:
>
> This has probably been discussed already - but how accurate is the K7 in 
> terms of prediciting the number of exposure that will fit on any given memory 
> card?
>
> I have a bunch of 2 gig cards, and when I insert one in the K7 and format it, 
> the camera tells me that it will hold 82 PEF files. In actuality, it holds 
> more like 150 -160 files. I'm used to this with the K10D but thought that was 
> an anomaly with the camera where compression was implemented in the PEF 
> format at the last minute, but the exposure counting routines were not  
> updated. So what gives with the K7?
>
> Not that I am complaining - my Coolpix P6000 13.5 megapixel point and shoot 
> only manages to get about 45 raw files per gig of memory card. (The noise in 
> the images probably limits compression.) So the the K7 is doing great t0 
> get 80 images per gigabyte.
>
>  I will complain about how remote  the card format function is in the K7 
> menu. I swap cards between several different cameras, and want to format each 
> before use. I'd like to see the format command a few layers closer to the top 
> of the command tree in the K7 menu.
>
> - MCC
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