Hey Guest!
Hey - did you know if you click on the title of a thread it will take you to the first unread post since you last visited that thread?
but were afraid to ask: 
STOP!! Never post your email address in open forums. Bots can "harvest" your email! If you must share your email use a Private Message or use the 
smilie in place of the real @
Pretty Please - add it to our Events forum(s) and add to the calendar! >> 
Offline
It was getting 'messy' to keep track of what image came from what camera. I've now settled on what I ~think~ will serve to keep an order to all the images with different cameras, modes, retrieval. etc.
File names reflect which camera used in the first, second and/or third characters. The "mode" used will now be replacing the third character.
So, a file name like 8xx_xxxx is a D850. 81x or 82x denotes which body. 82A would be "A" mode setup. B, C and D are available as well. The APS-C bodies are a bit different, as we have two each of the D7500's and D7200's. Herself will be 7R1-xxxx for mode U1, 7R2_xxxx for U2. Mine 7S1_xxxx, 7S2_xxxx. The D7200's as 71x_ for one body, 72x_for the other. The 'x' for User modes. MAYBE that will allow us to sort which camera has a problem if/when encountering any issues.
Obviously the metadata file keeps lens and exposure info, so no issue there.
Still a work in progress. Sorting the previous IMG_xxxx and DSC_xxxx stuff is still going to be a challenge.
File names reflect which camera used in the first, second and/or third characters. The "mode" used will now be replacing the third character.
So, a file name like 8xx_xxxx is a D850. 81x or 82x denotes which body. 82A would be "A" mode setup. B, C and D are available as well. The APS-C bodies are a bit different, as we have two each of the D7500's and D7200's. Herself will be 7R1-xxxx for mode U1, 7R2_xxxx for U2. Mine 7S1_xxxx, 7S2_xxxx. The D7200's as 71x_ for one body, 72x_for the other. The 'x' for User modes. MAYBE that will allow us to sort which camera has a problem if/when encountering any issues.
Obviously the metadata file keeps lens and exposure info, so no issue there.
Still a work in progress. Sorting the previous IMG_xxxx and DSC_xxxx stuff is still going to be a challenge.