Is there a way to display the file name of the photo you are taking on the photo without editing software, just through the camera?
When browsing through your pictures in 'Play Mode' you can see the white text in the bottom left corner. It will read something like 101-4134. 101 is the folder the photos are being stored in. The latter part is the number of the photo you have taken. For the example 101-4134 the folder would be '101MSDCF' and the file name 'DSC04134'.
Posted on Mar 26, 2006
I don't understand the question. If you want to know if the file name can be imbedded into the photo and will show as part of the photo, the answer is no. If you want to know if the file name is included in the EXIF information that is part of the photo, the answer is no. Some camera manufacturers include the file name in the EXIF, Sony does not.
Posted on Sep 08, 2005
Hi,
The LCD screen may display a FILE ERROR message when trying to view a still image on the camera if the image was rotated, modified and overwritten using editing software on a computer. To play images you have taken on the camera, it is recommended that you do not make any changes to the original image files. I suggest that you transfer the images from the Camera to the computer and check if it works. After transferring the images, get the Memory formatted from the Camera and start capturing new images. The edited images will not get displayed in the Camera again. Please try not to edit the images in the Computer without transferring it.
Thanks.
KenSolutions
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