D750 Control panel item.
Mar 13, 2016 12:33:39 #
Tom Ryman
Loc: Florida
Just downloaded the latest Firmware to my D750, all went well but, when I tried to reformat the SD card this number continues to show up in the control panel window. (1.3k) The SD card is a 32GB Lexar Pro HC. Used this new card after formatting it in the camera. I have tried to format in my PC and the computer indicates its formatted, the same when formatting in the camera. This 1.3k keeps showing up and the card will take pictures but the picture count remaining does not appear, only this 1.3k.
It doesn't seem to be a Nikon problem because other cards work fine. It looks like a problem with Lexar. Any feed back will be appreciated. Thanks.
It doesn't seem to be a Nikon problem because other cards work fine. It looks like a problem with Lexar. Any feed back will be appreciated. Thanks.
Mar 13, 2016 12:48:13 #
Mar 13, 2016 13:00:12 #
Mar 13, 2016 13:05:32 #
Oh! What Bill said triggered a thought. I don't think the picture count will change until you have 1.2k images remaining on the card. You have to shoot more than 50 or images. As a test try switching to another format JPG to NEF for example, or the other way around, or changing the size of the images to be recorded. That should result in a change in the number of the remaining images.
Mar 13, 2016 13:26:19 #
Tom Ryman wrote:
Just downloaded the latest Firmware to my D750, al... (show quote)
If you choose to shoot the HIGHEST QUALITY JPEG with a 32 gb card, it indicates 1.3k as an approximation of room for 1300 photos on the card. (change to the middle quality and you will see the number go up)
Mar 13, 2016 14:46:37 #
Tom Ryman
Loc: Florida
I have not talked to Lexar yet but could this be that instead of giving a picture count of capacity remaining, you have a bite number instead!
Mar 13, 2016 14:49:43 #
Tom Ryman wrote:
I have not talked to Lexar yet but could this be that instead of giving a picture count of capacity remaining, you have a bite number instead!
No.
Did you bother to read the above posts? There are some good answers posted by Bill and rleonetti.
Do you simply choose to ignore them?
I'm going to un-watch this now as you don't seem to be receptive to good advice.
Mar 13, 2016 15:10:15 #
JD750 wrote:
Oh! What Bill said triggered a thought.
That was my intention. I guess I hit the wrong target. :)
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Mar 13, 2016 15:27:23 #
Tom Ryman
Loc: Florida
Sorry guy's:
Sometimes I can't see the forest for the trees! rleonetti was absolutely correct on his thought. If you change to NEF or NEF+JPEG you now get the approximate picture count remaining.
Now I have to ask another relavent question, Is this something that is in the DNA of the new Lexar Cards and can this feature be changed to what I may have gotten used to?
Picture count using just JPEG fine.
Tom B.
Sometimes I can't see the forest for the trees! rleonetti was absolutely correct on his thought. If you change to NEF or NEF+JPEG you now get the approximate picture count remaining.
Now I have to ask another relavent question, Is this something that is in the DNA of the new Lexar Cards and can this feature be changed to what I may have gotten used to?
Picture count using just JPEG fine.
Tom B.
Mar 13, 2016 15:32:40 #
It is a function of your camera. Every Nikon I owned shows pictures remaining. Don't know what you were used to.
Do you realize that 1.3k is the picture count remaining?
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Do you realize that 1.3k is the picture count remaining?
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Mar 13, 2016 15:51:30 #
Tom Ryman
Loc: Florida
Like I was saying Bill, I am a little slow at this sometimes and the light bulb came on and realized that these higher capacity cards are over 999 and I'm sorry if I let that get passed me. I do appreciate all the help. Tom R.
Mar 13, 2016 16:04:45 #
Tom Ryman wrote:
Like I was saying Bill, I am a little slow at this sometimes and the light bulb came on and realized that these higher capacity cards are over 999 and I'm sorry if I let that get passed me. I do appreciate all the help. Tom R.
No problem. It took me a while to find the information when I got my first high capacity card. Nikon doesn't make it clear in the manual.
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Mar 14, 2016 08:15:55 #
JD750 wrote:
Oh! What Bill said triggered a thought. I don't think the picture count will change until you have 1.2k images remaining on the card. You have to shoot more than 50 or images. As a test try switching to another format JPG to NEF for example, or the other way around, or changing the size of the images to be recorded. That should result in a change in the number of the remaining images.
:thumbup:
Remember the days of film, when we bought a roll of 36 exposures if we wanted to take a lot of pictures? :D
Mar 14, 2016 12:22:53 #
Tom Ryman wrote:
I have not talked to Lexar yet but could this be that instead of giving a picture count of capacity remaining, you have a bite number instead!
Tom, please use the Quote Reply button when replying to someone with an idea being discussed. It helps us to know that you read that comment and are discussing it now.
Mar 14, 2016 12:23:30 #
Bill_de wrote:
It is a function of your camera. Every Nikon I owned shows pictures remaining. Don't know what you were used to.
Do you realize that 1.3k is the picture count remaining?
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Do you realize that 1.3k is the picture count remaining?
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