Nikon d5500: Photos Remaining on Memory Card LCD Display
Feb 11, 2017 11:19:45 #
Just tried my D5500 purchased about 4-5 months ago. I don't have a R button either. Here is how I see the info you are looking for.
Turn camera on and press the info button on the back (is where the R button might have been) and the screen shows battery power and 999 for remaining photo's on my empty 16GB memory card. Hope this works for you.
Turn camera on and press the info button on the back (is where the R button might have been) and the screen shows battery power and 999 for remaining photo's on my empty 16GB memory card. Hope this works for you.
Feb 11, 2017 12:06:56 #
Orca wrote:
Just tried my D5500 purchased about 4-5 months ago. I don't have a R button either. Here is how I see the info you are looking for.
Turn camera on and press the info button on the back (is where the R button might have been) and the screen shows battery power and 999 for remaining photo's on my empty 16GB memory card. Hope this works for you.
Turn camera on and press the info button on the back (is where the R button might have been) and the screen shows battery power and 999 for remaining photo's on my empty 16GB memory card. Hope this works for you.
Thanks.
Feb 11, 2017 14:53:10 #
markj51
Loc: Fairfax, VA
The number in [ ] on the Info screen is the number of pictures that can be written on the card for the current format (Raw, Fine, Norm, Basic, Raw+F, Raw+N,Raw+B). Change the format on the touch screen and the number will change. The file size is different for each of the 7 formats. In the viewfinder the [r03] is the buffer capacity, which also varies slightly based on the format.
Feb 11, 2017 15:08:28 #
Did you double check that you didn't accidentally switch to nef + jpg?
Does the number change after taking some pictures?
Based on the specks with the 32 gb card shooting jpg I believe it should read 1.8k, not 1k 800
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Does the number change after taking some pictures?
Based on the specks with the 32 gb card shooting jpg I believe it should read 1.8k, not 1k 800
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Feb 11, 2017 16:58:33 #
Bill_de wrote:
Did you double check that you didn't accidentally switch to nef + jpg?
Does the number change after taking some pictures?
Based on the specks with the 32 gb card shooting jpg I believe it should read 1.8k, not 1k 800
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Does the number change after taking some pictures?
Based on the specks with the 32 gb card shooting jpg I believe it should read 1.8k, not 1k 800
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