Re: File names for K10D

2007-08-20 Thread David J Brooks
CKRename is what i use. Good little freeware programe and you can do a
batch remname.
I change the  first 3 alpha digits to what i need re horse shows.

Dave

On 8/19/07, Paul Sorenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 If you use Downloader Pro by BreezeBrowser you can modify the filename
 as you download.  I have both a DS and DS2 and just set it to use the
 camera model as a prefix to the filenames as they are downloaded.  You
 could do the same thing by designating your bodies K10a and K10b.

 -p

 Jerome Reyes wrote:
  I've now got a second K10D body and would like a way to keep track of
  which images came from which K10D body. Is there a way to change to file
  format IN-CAMERA? I looked thru the instruction manual and couldn't find
  it... but I also could've overlooked it.
 
  For now, I'm resorting to dumping the images in a different folder, and
  then renaming them all via BreezeBrowser.
 
  Thanks for your help!
 
 Jerome
 


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Re: File names for K10D

2007-08-20 Thread Roman
I've nautilus script for linux box called rename_photos_YYDAY that 
renames image files from the format on imgp0001.pef to imgp07281.pef
The scrip location is here:

http://roman.blakout.net/cache/rename_photos_YYDAY

You can easily modify output name and create second script for your 
other K10D body. It also creates unique file names whwere YY is year 
number (7 now); DAY - day of the year and XXX is sequential number from 
the input file argument passed to the script. As I said script is 
written for perl Gtk2 and works on any linux PC with gnome desktop 
environment (nautilus file browser). Just copy it into nautilus scripts 
location and set permissions to 755 (exacutable). Select files you want 
to rename in the nautilus and send to the script. Voila.



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File names for K10D

2007-08-19 Thread Jerome Reyes
I've now got a second K10D body and would like a way to keep track of
which images came from which K10D body. Is there a way to change to file
format IN-CAMERA? I looked thru the instruction manual and couldn't find
it... but I also could've overlooked it.

For now, I'm resorting to dumping the images in a different folder, and
then renaming them all via BreezeBrowser.

Thanks for your help!

   Jerome

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Re: File names for K10D

2007-08-19 Thread Godfrey DiGiorgi
On Aug 19, 2007, at 3:15 PM, Jerome Reyes wrote:

 I've now got a second K10D body and would like a way to keep track of
 which images came from which K10D body. Is there a way to change to  
 file
 format IN-CAMERA? I looked thru the instruction manual and couldn't  
 find
 it... but I also could've overlooked it.

No, there isn't.

 For now, I'm resorting to dumping the images in a different folder,  
 and
 then renaming them all via BreezeBrowser.

If you use a utility application to copy them from card to computer  
drive, most include file renaming on the fly.

With Lightroom, I probably would not bother changing the file names  
but would put a keyword into the file on import to indicate the  
different bodies. I'm not sure whether Lightroom will detect the  
different bodies by serial number, as it does with the Canon 10D  
files (I have a few files from one Canon 10D that I borrowed before I  
bought mine ... they show up in the metadata browser separately based  
on information obtained from the EXIF data).

Godfrey

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Re: File names for K10D

2007-08-19 Thread Doug Franklin
Jerome Reyes wrote:
 I've now got a second K10D body and would like a way to keep track of
 which images came from which K10D body. Is there a way to change to file
 format IN-CAMERA? I looked thru the instruction manual and couldn't find
 it... but I also could've overlooked it.

AFAIK, the only way to change them in camera is to change the color
space setting.  That'll change the prefix the camera uses, but may have
negative consequences for the photos themselves or your post processing
workflow.

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Re: File names for K10D

2007-08-19 Thread Paul Sorenson
If you use Downloader Pro by BreezeBrowser you can modify the filename 
as you download.  I have both a DS and DS2 and just set it to use the 
camera model as a prefix to the filenames as they are downloaded.  You 
could do the same thing by designating your bodies K10a and K10b.

-p

Jerome Reyes wrote:
 I've now got a second K10D body and would like a way to keep track of
 which images came from which K10D body. Is there a way to change to file
 format IN-CAMERA? I looked thru the instruction manual and couldn't find
 it... but I also could've overlooked it.
 
 For now, I'm resorting to dumping the images in a different folder, and
 then renaming them all via BreezeBrowser.
 
 Thanks for your help!
 
Jerome
 


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