As others have noted, switching SD cards between Pentax cameras is no
problem. A new folder is made inside the DCIM folder for each set of
pics.
I even swap SD cards between a Canon Vixia HF200 AVCHD camera and the
Pentax and back with no problems. The Canon uses a whole different set
of folders
From: Igor Roshchin
Hi All,
I am considering what would happen if two Pentax cameras
are using the same SD card (alternating).
Settings both are set to the same storage settings:
folders by date.
I wonder what would happen in the following two cases:
1. The prefix of the file name is set to the
On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 02:04:03PM -0500, John Sessoms wrote:
SD cards are cheap. I'd just pick up some extra cards for the new camera.
That was pretty much my thought, too. Sandisk 30MB/sec cards can be picked
up for around $1 to $1.50 per GB from a lot of the online merchants. That's
about
Thu Nov 29 14:04:03 EST 2012
John Sessoms wrote:
From: Igor Roshchin
Hi All,
I am considering what would happen if two Pentax cameras
are using the same SD card (alternating).
Settings both are set to the same storage settings:
folders by date.
I wonder what would happen in the
Igor, I have done this many times without any issues..Joe
Hi All,
I am considering what would happen if two Pentax cameras
are using the same SD card (alternating).
Settings both are set to the same storage settings:
folders by date.
I wonder what would happen in the following two cases:
1.
If you put a card formatted in the K-7 into a K-5, it is renamed K-5 if you
use it at all. The K-7 doesn't have the ability to maintain the SD Card name.
It looks like you can, but once you pop it in the K-7 and use it, it's back to
SD Card.
Might be a workaround for that, but I'm not aware of
Hi All,
I am considering what would happen if two Pentax cameras
are using the same SD card (alternating).
Settings both are set to the same storage settings:
folders by date.
I wonder what would happen in the following two cases:
1. The prefix of the file name is set to the same, e.g.
Swapping between K100 and K20, with different prefixes didn't matter, the
camera just looked at the highest file number and incremented based on that.
If you share cards between cameras, and use the file numbering to keep track of
number of frames, it'll bollux things up.
On Nov 28, 2012, at
Hi Igor,
Try 4 cameras (my K-5/K-7, my son's K-r daughter's K-01): we had a
not so empty SD card go through all four cameras. It would seem that
they can differentiate as to which files were taken by which camera
and follow the correct numbering sequence although I have not had the
experience
I tried it.
First I took some shots with my K5 and then transferred the card to my
K10 and took some n more shots.
Each camera created a folder by date and each camera stored the photos
it took in the folder it created.
When I took the card from the K10D and put it in the K5 it still
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