Nikon D1 - Manual (Page 119)

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Tips
Using a PCMCIA Card Slot
1 To read CompactFlash cards using a PCMCIA Type II or Type III card slot,
insert the card into a PC card adapter as shown below.
2 Insert the adapter into the PC card slot as
instructed in the documentation provided
with your computer or PC card drive.
CompactFlash
Card
TM
TM
EC-AD1
PC Card AdapterPC Card Adapter
Com pac tFla sh Car d TM
EC-64CF
MB
Com pac tFla sh Car d TM EC -AD 1
ADAPTER
3 The card will now function as a disk. Photographs may be found within the
folder DCIM in the card’s root directory, stored in the folder named
nnnNC_D1, where “nnn” is the number shown at the top right corner of the
photograph when it is played back on the camera. Photos recorded at an
image quality setting of FINE, NORMAL, or BASIC can be viewed in any
application that supports the JPEG format. To read photographs recorded
at a setting of HI RGB-TIFF, you will need an application that can read TIFF
files. RAW and YCbCr TIFF files can only be viewed using
Nikon View DX
or Nikon Capture (available separately).
Connections: Reading Photographs from Memory Cards
You can use Nikon View DX to browse photographs on a memory card in the same
fashion as when the camera is connected to your computer directly. See the Nikon
View DX reference manual for details.
The D1 can read and play back only those images that conform to the Design Rule for
Camera File Systems (DCF). It may not be able to read JPEG or TIFF files created
by a computer or by another make of camera. It may also not be able to read camera
files that have been renamed or moved to a different folder using a computer.