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AM/PM 24 Hrs.?

 

I bought a X-Pro2 couple of days ago and like the camera very much, but there is one issue that bugs me. Time setting: hate that Anglo AM PM system that this camera sets. All my other devices give me a choice of 24 Hrs. clock that I like. Is there a way to set X-Pro2 to 24 Hrs. systems?  Body firmware version is 2.01. 

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None, I'm afraid. 

However, the file is captured in the 24 h format (I let Lightroom or Photo Mechanic rename my files yymmdd_hhmmss, and that is in the 24 h format). 

 

 

Thank you PoulWerner, for your advice, problem solved.

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While the firmware people are at it how about allowing current dates for folder names - 1000 shots to a folder if not humane.

 

I structure my filesystem by date - with  keywords etc. That also makes it easy to back back and delete all the bad shots that I save "just in case" I find someone who asks for "450 not very good shots"

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