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August 5th 04, 10:48 PM
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"Vinylmixer" wrote in message ... Hi This may sound stupid but can any one tell me what DSLR names its photos by numbers eg 12345.jpg it may be actually 6 or 7 digits. Look at the exif data, you should get it from there - provided it has been recorded. AJM 
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August 5th 04, 10:48 PM
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"Vinylmixer" wrote in message ... Hi This may sound stupid but can any one tell me what DSLR names its photos by numbers eg 12345.jpg it may be actually 6 or 7 digits. Look at the exif data, you should get it from there - provided it has been recorded. AJM
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August 8th 04, 09:51 PM
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In article ,
"Vinylmixer" wrote: Hi This may sound stupid but can any one tell me what DSLR names its photos by numbers eg 12345.jpg it may be actually 6 or 7 digits. I think the canons use IMG_0000.jpg and some use DSC_0000.jpg or something like that. Does a certain model use just plain numbers. TIA Canon uses IMG_0000.jpg or 123_1234.jpg. The latter is used when you use the Canon software to get the photo's from the camera (I believe). But I never installed any of their software; the camera works fine without it. The DSC_0000.jpg is Sony. Minolta uses PICT0000.jpg That is all I know ... Wouter -- Wouter F. Wessels Gouda, the Netherlands http://www.wwessels.cistron.nl/
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August 8th 04, 09:51 PM
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In article ,
"Vinylmixer" wrote: Hi This may sound stupid but can any one tell me what DSLR names its photos by numbers eg 12345.jpg it may be actually 6 or 7 digits. I think the canons use IMG_0000.jpg and some use DSC_0000.jpg or something like that. Does a certain model use just plain numbers. TIA Canon uses IMG_0000.jpg or 123_1234.jpg. The latter is used when you use the Canon software to get the photo's from the camera (I believe). But I never installed any of their software; the camera works fine without it. The DSC_0000.jpg is Sony. Minolta uses PICT0000.jpg That is all I know ... Wouter -- Wouter F. Wessels Gouda, the Netherlands http://www.wwessels.cistron.nl/
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August 9th 04, 01:24 AM
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On Sun, 08 Aug 2004 22:51:59 +0200, Wouter Wessels
wrote: In article , "Vinylmixer" wrote: Hi This may sound stupid but can any one tell me what DSLR names its photos by numbers eg 12345.jpg it may be actually 6 or 7 digits. I think the canons use IMG_0000.jpg and some use DSC_0000.jpg or something like that. Does a certain model use just plain numbers. TIA Canon uses IMG_0000.jpg or 123_1234.jpg. The latter is used when you use the Canon software to get the photo's from the camera (I believe). But I never installed any of their software; the camera works fine without it. The DSC_0000.jpg is Sony. Minolta uses PICT0000.jpg That is all I know ... Wouter Not sure as I can't find the CD a friend sent me, but I believe the format you describe came from his new HP camera.
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