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Post by El Sid on Jun 8, 2023 11:40:55 GMT
...the smallest is a Canon branded 16MB (? I can't check as I am not at home) card which came with my G9 and allowed one or two test shots with your new camera. That's one I'd forgotten... When I bought the D30 (2nd hand I might add) it too came with a 16MB card (Nikon branded oddly enough). Even though the D30 is only 3Mp it was barely enough for a few large JPEGS - RAW wasn't even an option...  I think it's still stuck away in a draw somewhere... |
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Post by geoffr on Jun 15, 2023 13:22:30 GMT
It seems odd to me to have more cards than you need. Revisiting this thread, define "Need" in this context please. |
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Post by JohnY on Jun 26, 2023 19:37:18 GMT
Too many. I do not need however you define need. My obsolete XQD and SD cards work fine.
I do not do video.
I like to have cards that fully exploit the capability of my cameras.For D500 that implies XQD. I have them.
For slightly upmarket Z the cards should be Cf express. I don't have them. No big deal. I will buy them when and if I need them.
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Post by pixelpuffin on Jul 31, 2023 21:12:02 GMT
Honest answer, I haven’t got a clue
I’ve been shooting digital since 2007 and in that time I’ve never reused a card once it’s full. I just put it into a plastic storage box (shoe box size) and buy another. Usually for every card I fill I copy onto a usb stick, both are then archived separately.
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