On Nov 9, 2008, at 18:26, Walter Hamler wrote:
Yesterday while shooting the air show I was down to 60 odd shots when the Blue Angels started their performance. I had a second card in my pocket, but when the show was over I still had images left, but I don't know how many. I didn't run out and I didn't check the counter. When I uploaded the images the PSE7 Organizer said I had 247 new images. Not believing it, I counted and there were indeed 247 images. As that is about 80 more than it told me I had, is that normal?
Totally normal. If the image is compressible, it's the complexity of the image which dictates just how much it can be crunched down.
When I shot a concert a couple nights ago (which I do in JPEG), the card stated that I had about 380 images or so to go on my 2gig card when I started. But I ended up putting 897 images on the card, with space for 30-40 more left over. A lot of black space = smaller images.
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