Help me with a fast SD Card for my K-R

Rocketvapor · 06-25-2011, 06:36 AM

I suggest 2 cards dedicated to the camera.
I'll come in after taking a few shots (or several) and go over to the computer and SWAP.
The camera always has a card that way. When I get the time I process the ones on the computer. Make this a habit and never have a camera with an empty tank

Docrwm · 06-25-2011, 06:50 AM

Originally posted by Rocketvapor

I suggest 2 cards dedicated to the camera.
I'll come in after taking a few shots (or several) and go over to the computer and SWAP.
The camera always has a card that way. When I get the time I process the ones on the computer. Make this a habit and never have a camera with an empty tank

I carry at least 2 cards with me. I read a while ago about SD card failure and I've had some lower level cards go bad on me over the years. That's why I buy better cards for my dSLR, like the SanDisk Extreme III's we've been talking about, and I use smaller cards then the Max available - like 8gb instead of 16s or 32s.

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06-25-2011, 06:36 AM	#16
Rocketvapor Senior Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: Louisiana Photos: Gallery \| Albums Posts: 102	I suggest 2 cards dedicated to the camera. I'll come in after taking a few shots (or several) and go over to the computer and SWAP. The camera always has a card that way. When I get the time I process the ones on the computer. Make this a habit and never have a camera with an empty tank

06-25-2011, 06:50 AM	#17
Docrwm Veteran Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Somewhere in the Southern US Photos: Gallery \| Albums Posts: 12,285	Originally posted by Rocketvapor I suggest 2 cards dedicated to the camera. I'll come in after taking a few shots (or several) and go over to the computer and SWAP. The camera always has a card that way. When I get the time I process the ones on the computer. Make this a habit and never have a camera with an empty tank I carry at least 2 cards with me. I read a while ago about SD card failure and I've had some lower level cards go bad on me over the years. That's why I buy better cards for my dSLR, like the SanDisk Extreme III's we've been talking about, and I use smaller cards then the Max available - like 8gb instead of 16s or 32s.

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