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In-Camera File Copying &amp, Naming, Options - digital

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On-screen message if the slot cover is opened On-screen message if the power switch is set to In-Camera File Copying & Naming Options Any image stored in a memory card or external media can be copied to another recording medium (CF card, SD/SDHC card, or external media). Select the recording medium containing the images you want to copy using the [Record funct+media/folder sel.] menu, and individually checkmark the images to be copied. Then, select or create the folder in the target medium to which you want to copy the images. All the images in the selected folder can be copied to another folder which you select or create. Also, all the images in the specified folder can be copied to the target medium with the same folder name and same image numbering copied as well. The images stored in the DCIM folder in the CF or SD card can be backed up to external media via the WFT-E2A. A folder is created automatically in the external medium and is named with a six-digit date (yyddmm) and two-digit number (00 to 99). Inside it, a DCIM folder is created to which all the images are saved. Either select a target folder in the external medium or create a new folder with an eight-character name. Inside it, the images will be saved to the DCIM folder. When creating or selecting a folder, the screen now shows the image of the lowest and highest image file number on the right. Creating and selecting a folder In addition to the [Preset code] and [User setting1] each having 4 characters, [User setting 2] with 3 characters + 1 Image size character is newly provided. When [User setting 2] is set, the image size that has been set for shooting is appended automatically to the file name as the fourth character from the left (ex: xxxx0001.JPG). You can thereby know the image size by seeing the file name instead of having to open the image file. The appended characters are L for Large/RAW, M for Medium1, N for Medium2, and S for sRAW. RAW and JPEG can be distinguished with the extension. VII. IMAGE RECORDING AND STORAGE 29

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VII. IMAGE RECORDING AND STORAGE
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In-Camera File Copying &
Naming
Options
Any image stored in a memory card or external media can be copied to another recording
medium (CF card, SD/SDHC card, or external media). Select the recording medium
containing the images you want to copy using the [Record funct+media/folder sel.] menu,
and individually checkmark the images to be copied. Then, select or create the folder in
the target medium to which you want to copy the images. All the images in the selected
folder can be copied to another folder which you select or create. Also, all the images in
the specified folder can be copied to the target medium with the same folder name and
same image numbering copied as well.
The images stored in the DCIM folder in the CF or SD card can be backed up to external
media via the WFT-E2A. A folder is created automatically in the external medium and is
named with a six-digit date (yyddmm) and two-digit number (00 to 99). Inside it, a DCIM
folder is created to which all the images are saved. Either select a target folder in the
external medium or create a new folder with an eight-character name. Inside it, the images
will be saved to the DCIM folder.
When creating or selecting a folder, the screen now shows
the image of the lowest and highest image file number on
the right.
In addition to the [Preset code] and [User setting1] each having 4 characters, [User setting
2] with 3 characters + 1 Image size character is newly provided. When [User setting 2] is
set, the image size that has been set for shooting is appended automatically to the file
name as the fourth character from the left (ex: xxxx0001.JPG). You can thereby know the
image size by seeing the file name instead of having to open the image file. The appended
characters are L for Large/RAW, M for Medium1, N for Medium2, and S for sRAW.
RAW
and JPEG can be distinguished with the extension.
On-screen message
if the slot cover is opened
On-screen message
if the power switch is set to <OFF>
Creating and selecting a folder