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Hansvg Silver Member Nikonian since 07th Jan 2007Mon 15-Oct-12 01:36 PM
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"Question on deleting files NEF vs JPG"
Mon 15-Oct-12 01:43 PM by Hansvg

Best, NL
          

I got confused last weekend...
Camera programmed as follows:
Image quality RAW+JPEG Fine
Primary slot CF
(Secondary slot SD)
Secondary slot function: RAW primary, JPEG secondary
So, RAW go to CF, JPEG go to SD.
Now if I delete an image from the camera, it turns out that only the RAW on the CF card is deleted. In a way it makes sense as the RAW image is the one displayed on the camera's display.
But somehow it is confusing that in the end "deleted" images are still available on the SD card.
Am I missing something?

PS. If the camera is programmed for RAW primary+JPEG secondary while image quality is on RAW only, a copy of the RAW image will be stored on both cards. One would expect secondary card function to be automatically set for "Backup", because that is what this is...

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duh59 Silver Member Charter MemberMon 15-Oct-12 02:52 PM
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#1. "RE: Question on deleting files NEF vs JPG"
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Hi, I usually set mine up like you did - primary CF card RAW and secondary SD card jpeg . When you want to delete a picture, ensure that you are looking a the correct picture ( is it the RAW picture on the CF card or the jpeg picture on the SD card). Look at the bottom of your LCD and it will say which card the picture is on. If it is on the CF card and you want to delete from the SD card, you will need to scroll through all the CF pictures to get to the pictures on the SD card.

Just remember you have 2 images - one on each card. i hope this helps

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Hansvg Silver Member Nikonian since 07th Jan 2007Tue 16-Oct-12 12:33 PM
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#2. "RE: Question on deleting files NEF vs JPG"
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Is there a way to delete both the NEF and JPG version of the image at the same time?
If I delete the image right away, I do not want any copies left.

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duh59 Silver Member Charter MemberTue 16-Oct-12 02:34 PM
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#3. "RE: Question on deleting files NEF vs JPG"
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Hans, I don't think you can do that, at least I don't know how.

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