Because eventually you will end up with photos with duplicate file names on your computer, which can lead to photos accidentally being overwritten.Why would you want an on going count ?
I am just trying to get an accurate account on how many times the shutter has clicked in the lifetime of this aircraft.
I understand that a photographer will take thousands of pictures.Because eventually you will end up with photos with duplicate file names on your computer, which can lead to photos accidentally being overwritten.
Those of us who are photographers do, in fact, take thousands of photos and renaming them manually isn't practical.
Much simpler to leave the image files and just rename the folders with a date and subject or location.I understand that a photographer will take thousands of pictures.
That's why renaming is so important.
Could? I have to do it because I click over the 1000 shots most weeks.Meta4 If you only rename the folder the image numbers stay the same so you could still end up with duplicate image numbers.
DJI used to go to 9999 with their Phantom 2 series cameras but all models since then reset at 999 and unfortunately there's no way around that.I think we have got a little off topic jeplane only wanted to know if his Mavic could count over 1000.
Format your SD card in the drone before flying and you should see the image files start from DJI_001.How do I reset frame capture number to ZERO on drone and controller?
Thank YOU!Format your SD card in the drone before flying and you should see the image files start from DJI_001.
Where can I find instructions on How to format SD Card w/ and in Smart Controller? How about how to format the card in Drone?Format your SD card in the drone before flying and you should see the image files start from DJI_001.
It's the card in the camera that matters, not the one in the controller (which really isn't necessary at all).Where can I find instructions on How to format SD Card w/ and in Smart Controller? How about how to format the card in Drone?
YOU are AWESOME! Thank You!It's the card in the camera that matters, not the one in the controller (which really isn't necessary at all).
Go to your app settings, tap on the Camera tab and go down the page to Storage.
Select the SD card and tap Format.
That will wipe the card clean for you.
Thanks..i tried that trick. But my mavic 2 pro still ran the file name as a continuous numbet, not 0001. I know i can set the drone to reset, but if i do that, every battery change restarts the counter, which overrights the photos on the sd card. I wish DJI had a reset counter button. I would like to insert a formatted sd card, start the days shoot ..fly thru multiple batteries and restarts and have the days photos start at 0001 and keep going up until i finish the location. Next location, new sd card and repeat. As it stands now, the second sd card continues where the last shoot left off, even if i format the card in the drone.Format your SD card in the drone before flying and you should see the image files start from DJI_001.
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