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when I see the 2gb cards come down in price I'll get a DVD drive.
SanDisk 2GB CompactFlash Card Type 1 http://www.buy.com/retail/product.as...73&dcaid=17073 FREE SHIPPING! Buy.com price: $136.99 Better start looking at DVD drives! |
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when I see the 2gb cards come down in price I'll get a DVD drive.
SanDisk 2GB CompactFlash Card Type 1 http://www.buy.com/retail/product.as...73&dcaid=17073 FREE SHIPPING! Buy.com price: $136.99 Better start looking at DVD drives! |
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On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 05:03:55 +0000 (UTC), Paul J Gans
wrote: My wife is going to the Antarctic this December. Anyone know of a place where she can burn a CD? With all those penguins you'd think that some of them would be running Linux... ----- Paul J. Gans If she will be taking a laptop, an external burner will do the job nicely. Bill Funk Change "g" to "a" |
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Ron Hunter wrote in message ...
Rick S. wrote: I see I can get a 1 Gb compactflash card for 20 or 30 bucks more than a 512 Mb card.... seems a no brainer to me, I'd like to get a coupla 1 G's rather than 4 512's, (I'm going on a long trip and will not have any downloading capability). Is there any reason I should avoid such a big capacity card? Is it the same technology in both? Any body have any failures on gigabyte cards? I'm going to stick with established namebrands, either sandisk or lexar, and my camera can handle the size. thanks ahead of time for any input, Rick Theoretically, you are more likely to suffer a single failure if you have 4 cards than if you have one card. Wrong logic. If you have 4 cards and one goes bad you still have 75% of you photos available. When you have a single card and it goes bad, you are toast.....Its an insurance policy, spread the risk. |
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Ron Hunter wrote in message ...
Rick S. wrote: I see I can get a 1 Gb compactflash card for 20 or 30 bucks more than a 512 Mb card.... seems a no brainer to me, I'd like to get a coupla 1 G's rather than 4 512's, (I'm going on a long trip and will not have any downloading capability). Is there any reason I should avoid such a big capacity card? Is it the same technology in both? Any body have any failures on gigabyte cards? I'm going to stick with established namebrands, either sandisk or lexar, and my camera can handle the size. thanks ahead of time for any input, Rick Theoretically, you are more likely to suffer a single failure if you have 4 cards than if you have one card. Wrong logic. If you have 4 cards and one goes bad you still have 75% of you photos available. When you have a single card and it goes bad, you are toast.....Its an insurance policy, spread the risk. |
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I'm going on a long trip and will not have any downloading capability. If I were going on a long trip without a laptop, I'd be inclined to go for enough 512Mb CF cards for a day or two's shooting (probably two) and a standalone protable CD writer. http://www.cameraandphotostore.com/shop/detail/item7791006.html http://www.acecameras.co.uk/asp/web/ph/cat/prodtype/1183/prodtype.asp Every time a card filled up, I'd burn two CD's, one I'd keep, the other I'd post home. My only worry with this approch is how to verify the files have been sucessfully transfered... -- Michael ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ NPC rights activist | Nameless Abominations are people too. |
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I'm going on a long trip and will not have any downloading capability. If I were going on a long trip without a laptop, I'd be inclined to go for enough 512Mb CF cards for a day or two's shooting (probably two) and a standalone protable CD writer. http://www.cameraandphotostore.com/shop/detail/item7791006.html http://www.acecameras.co.uk/asp/web/ph/cat/prodtype/1183/prodtype.asp Every time a card filled up, I'd burn two CD's, one I'd keep, the other I'd post home. My only worry with this approch is how to verify the files have been sucessfully transfered... -- Michael ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ NPC rights activist | Nameless Abominations are people too. |
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