Introduction and possible answer. I have just subscribed to this list and welcome learning from all of you. I have been shooting film for over 30 years mostly with Canon gear, some Pentax medium format and in the last two years adding Nikon and a D1x to my arsenal.
Now for the answer part. I would suspect the problem is with the format of the card not being compatible with the Frontier; Fat 32 for the card vs Fat 16 for the Frontier. I believe that the D100 is fat 32 and perhaps the Frontier can not read it and wants a fat 16 format to be compatible? I am not sure of the Frontier format preference but that would be the first place I would look for a solution. Dan David Williams wrote: > > Hi All, > > Recently I found that a Fuji Frontier was unable to open files written > to a CF Card, downloaded file on to an iBook via a Lexar USB card > Reader, corrected, cropped,profiled etc then wrote to a blank formatted > CFCard in the Lexar reader as jpeg's. The Frontier 's message was that > it was unable to read this file type. =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
