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Offline bvonarx

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Issues w tagging/locking images with a Nikon D3s
« on: May 02, 2011, 09:48:27 AM »
I was recently shooting an event with a Nikon D3s using slot 1 for RAW, slot 2 for JPGs and tagging\locking certain images. Upon ingest of the JPG from slot 2 none of the images were tagged\locked but the images from slot 1 were, is this a limitation of the camera or PM (4.6.6)? Many thanks for your help

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Re: Issues w tagging/locking images with a Nikon D3s
« Reply #1 on: May 02, 2011, 10:29:58 AM »
I was recently shooting an event with a Nikon D3s using slot 1 for RAW, slot 2 for JPGs and tagging\locking certain images. Upon ingest of the JPG from slot 2 none of the images were tagged\locked but the images from slot 1 were, is this a limitation of the camera or PM (4.6.6)? Many thanks for your help

If you view the files on the card in your OS, do the images in question show as locked?

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Re: Issues w tagging/locking images with a Nikon D3s
« Reply #2 on: May 02, 2011, 11:01:37 AM »
They do appear (checked) on the Slot 1 images but not the slot 2, also the Nikon D3s manual does not address this issue

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Re: Issues w tagging/locking images with a Nikon D3s
« Reply #3 on: May 02, 2011, 12:18:51 PM »
They do appear (checked) on the Slot 1 images but not the slot 2, also the Nikon D3s manual does not address this issue.

My guess is that when you lock messages on the camera it only locks the one image you are viewing (in your case the raw file). This is quite logical I think as the camera really doesn't have a clue as to what images are linked together on both cards (that is, not without doing some further analysis); even if files have the same name, they do not necessary be the same scene. And how about you change one of the two cards (but not both), then both cads will have some shots that are the same and some shots that aren't.

All in all I guess Nikon made the decision to not bother to try to link both cards at all, and only update one of the two.

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