PhotoPete
Member
This is what I noticed. I have a setup where all the jpegs go to nr.1 card and all the raws and videos to the nr.2 card.
When I was out shooting I noticed that I had forgotten nr.2 card home (the one with raws and videos). As I was this time more interested of the raws I took the easy way and took the nr.1 one card out and put it in the empty nr.2 card place. The card had some jpegs from a earlier shoot but I thought that it shouldn't matter.
When I came home there were a lot of new raws in the card but the Adobe DNG Converter was not able to recognize the files. This was not a temporary error as the Converter was still working fine with some older raws taken with the camera.
So don't switch the cards .
When I was out shooting I noticed that I had forgotten nr.2 card home (the one with raws and videos). As I was this time more interested of the raws I took the easy way and took the nr.1 one card out and put it in the empty nr.2 card place. The card had some jpegs from a earlier shoot but I thought that it shouldn't matter.
When I came home there were a lot of new raws in the card but the Adobe DNG Converter was not able to recognize the files. This was not a temporary error as the Converter was still working fine with some older raws taken with the camera.
So don't switch the cards .