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<blockquote data-quote="nickt" data-source="post: 192732" data-attributes="member: 4923">Yeh, maybe the name is the problem or like CF said, the software used. I've tried this for the same reason as you back when I first got the camera. I know it works if they are unaltered. I just re-read your post. It is a raw nef file so it should be unaltered except for the name (I think, maybe Nikon software changes things in the nef, I really don't know). So maybe the name is the problem. Try renaming the file exactly as a fresh picture observing case too.I was just loading some pictures and when I was done I dragged a nef that I took months ago onto the card and my camera was able to view it. So if you rename it in exactly the same convention and still can't see it, I'd say something in the file has changed. Just wondering.... Did the files you copied back still have a NEF extension? If not, that might be the problem. If they have a different extension, they were definitely converted and all bets are off.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nickt, post: 192732, member: 4923"] Yeh, maybe the name is the problem or like CF said, the software used. I've tried this for the same reason as you back when I first got the camera. I know it works if they are unaltered. I just re-read your post. It is a raw nef file so it should be unaltered except for the name (I think, maybe Nikon software changes things in the nef, I really don't know). So maybe the name is the problem. Try renaming the file exactly as a fresh picture observing case too. I was just loading some pictures and when I was done I dragged a nef that I took months ago onto the card and my camera was able to view it. So if you rename it in exactly the same convention and still can't see it, I'd say something in the file has changed. Just wondering.... Did the files you copied back still have a NEF extension? If not, that might be the problem. If they have a different extension, they were definitely converted and all bets are off. [/QUOTE]

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