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‎07-04-2022 12:32 PM
My Wife an I both have an R5, Both of us are experiencing the same situation with the settings will change on us of which card the video or image will save to.
We will set it to Save to Card 1 (CFX) save the setting via C1-C3 (whatever one we are using) with the setting that it auto saves settings to whatever we last used.
After a shoot and pulling out the card to memory dump 1 time or maybe it takes 3 to 4 times it will change the setting to only record photos or Video files to card 2
This has become an issue as of late and we were seeing if there was a solution out there?
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‎07-04-2022 03:25 PM
My 1D X Mark III will "forget" the card setting if I remove a card and shut the access door. It retains settings if I remove card, download images, and then reinsert card before closing access door.
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‎07-04-2022 03:04 PM
It does not switch at random. It adapts itself when you removes memory card. When you re-insert the memory card, the settings do not change without your intervention.
Why does it change on its own? I think the engineers chose the lesser of two evils. One, the camera is non-functional because you removed one of the memory cards. Two, the camera adjusts itself to use the remaining memory card.
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‎07-04-2022 03:06 PM
Are you closing the card access door while one of the cards is removed and not reinstalled?
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‎07-04-2022 03:12 PM
@jrhoffman75 wrote:Are you closing the card access door while one of the cards is removed and not reinstalled?
Aha! Good point.
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‎07-04-2022 03:15 PM
Cameras are always off when cards removed or reinstalled. Never turned on with one card only.
Interesting...
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‎07-04-2022 03:16 PM
Hmmm
The door is closed every time a card is removed or both are removed.
But it does not change the save point EVERY time it is seemingly at random
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‎07-04-2022 03:25 PM
My 1D X Mark III will "forget" the card setting if I remove a card and shut the access door. It retains settings if I remove card, download images, and then reinsert card before closing access door.
Conway, NH
1D X Mark III, M200, Many lenses, Pixma PRO-100, Pixma TR8620a, Lr Classic
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‎07-04-2022 03:26 PM
I will try this out and see what happens, thanks for the hopeful fix
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‎07-04-2022 03:41 PM
Just went and did this a dozen times and ill be... that was it... I feels silly but also incredulous that Canon would make it do that... I see why but I want that setting off lol
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‎07-04-2022 06:53 PM
Also, I *think* that the setting in Photo mode can be different from the settings in Video mode. I've toyed with this a little and that was my conclusion. e.g. You can set card 1 in Photo mode and card 2 in Video mode. Or, in your case, you can "fix" the setting in Photo mode but it will still be "the wrong card" in Video mode.
