Hi All,
I had a question and I was hoping you all may be able to help. Yesterday while shooting a wedding I had a weird thing happened with my image numbering. In the first few minutes of the wedding my image counter rolled over from 9999 to 0001. I continued to shoot to about 0365 or so, then switched memory cards. But this is where the weirdness starts. After switching memory card the counter started at 0001 again and I shot maybe another 400 images. My problem is that I now have roughly 350 images with the exact same name.
I would like to mentioned that I have been doing this a while and never have I had this happen. I shoot with a 5d mark 3 set to continuous numbering. Before every wedding I format all of my cards, both cards are sandisc 16gb CF cards. I shoot all of my images in full raw and my editing in lightroom 5.
Let me know if anyone has seen this before, or has any advice for a fix. I can just renumber the ones that are the same, but I would rather save the hassle if possible.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
I had a question and I was hoping you all may be able to help. Yesterday while shooting a wedding I had a weird thing happened with my image numbering. In the first few minutes of the wedding my image counter rolled over from 9999 to 0001. I continued to shoot to about 0365 or so, then switched memory cards. But this is where the weirdness starts. After switching memory card the counter started at 0001 again and I shot maybe another 400 images. My problem is that I now have roughly 350 images with the exact same name.
I would like to mentioned that I have been doing this a while and never have I had this happen. I shoot with a 5d mark 3 set to continuous numbering. Before every wedding I format all of my cards, both cards are sandisc 16gb CF cards. I shoot all of my images in full raw and my editing in lightroom 5.
Let me know if anyone has seen this before, or has any advice for a fix. I can just renumber the ones that are the same, but I would rather save the hassle if possible.
Thanks in advance for any advice.