Hi..
I strongly suspect that the problem is you might not have created a material for each image plane (a common beginner´s mistake as far as I know).
If this is indeed the problem, here´s what you should do:
Before you create any reference image materials, remember to create a new one. This can be done in a few different ways, but the easiest is to simply open the Hypershade editor, and in the menu to the left click the Lambert button. This will create a new material, that you can safely attach an image to.
The problem probably is that you have accidentally attached an image to the default material Lambert1..
Hope it helps!
PS/ there are a few of the free tutorials on this site that goes over the whole setting-up-the-image-planes thing (can´t remember which right now), which it would be a good idea to DL and watch.
Cheers, MX.
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