[Sandy Hancock]

Whenever I remove an SD card, I leave the door on the camera open until the card goes back in.
The K-1 and 645Z have the advantage of having two slots, so even if I screw up that step there is backup

[garywakeling]

I have always had the extra grip on my cameras and most of them have a spot for a spare sd card in with the battery, so that's my plan B.

[pepperberry farm]

and I come in on the other side of the debate - why take the card out ever?

I use the usb connection to offload images from the camera, so there's never the possibility of leaving the card out, and I don't need a card reader....

[robgski]

Whenever I remove an SD card

I swap in a new card immediately, so I don't forget.
It would be great if the K-1 would tell you there is no card in the camera when you turn it on, rather than when you take that once in a lifetime image

[Chris_K]

Southern Poland has been fully overcast and/or rainy today, so I might not keep the theme

[Eric Auer]

2 SD cards in the car, Wife's car, wallet.

Theyre cheap enough.

(Also, when you shoot a lot of film your "leaving the house" routine is thorough and that transfers over to really not forgetting much)

[blackcloudbrew]

Whenever I remove an SD card, I leave the door on the camera open until the card goes back in.
The K-1 and 645Z have the advantage of having two slots, so even if I screw up that step there is backup

Interesting, that is exactly what I do - leave the door open until the card is returned. Been doing it for years.

[Tsuken]

and I come in on the other side of the debate - why take the card out ever?

I use the usb connection to offload images from the camera, so there's never the possibility of leaving the card out, and I don't need a card reader....

I need to take it out and plug into the camera connection kit thing to transfer them onto my iPad - which is where I do most of my processing.

The irony this time is that I was putting them into the computer, so could have used the cable. xP

[garywakeling]

For Sandy I thought I needed to try f16

however he was right open wide works better f1.6

so the adage f8 and be there might not be quite true. Thanks Sandy

[Cerebum]

and I come in on the other side of the debate - why take the card out ever?

I use the usb connection to offload images from the camera, so there's never the possibility of leaving the card out, and I don't need a card reader....

Never thought of that. I don't like taking my card out or leaving the door open, now I don't have to. It works just the same as well, even when transferring to a tablet

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I need to take it out and plug into the camera connection kit thing to transfer them onto my iPad - which is where I do most of my processing.

The irony this time is that I was putting them into the computer, so could have used the cable. xP

I have a fire wire- USB connection for my iPad. Its the genuine apple one so it was expensive, but it works

[Tsuken]

Never thought of that. I don't like taking my card out or leaving the door open, now I don't have to. It works just the same as well, even when transferring to a tablet

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I have a fire wire- USB connection for my iPad. Its the genuine apple one so it was expensive, but it works

O_O

And I have a couple of them for my iPad charger! OMG Awesome - I think I’ll switch.

Thanks for that, guys

Edit: That said ... micro-USB on the camera side; that’ll be the issue. Dammit

[ppohja]

Edit: That said ... micro-USB on the camera side; that’ll be the issue. Dammit

Yes.. number #1 attraction to other systems is the USB-C connectivity and charging for me.

[iheiramo]

Back home. I got the shots for missing days. I just need to finish editing them, but posted couple days already.

I'm quite enjoying shooting with M28/2.8. I had other lenses with me, but didn't bother to use any of them. On APSC I rather used 35mm, but now feel like 28mm might be the better choice for FF. We'll see how I feel like at the end of the month.

[Minimonster]

I'm quite enjoying shooting with M28/2.8. I had other lenses with me, but didn't bother to use any of them. On APSC I rather used 35mm, but now feel like 28mm might be the better choice for FF. We'll see how I feel like at the end of the month.

I was amazed at how wide 28mm was on full frame the first time I used it. I'm also disappointed how narrow my 35-70 is on APSC over the last couple of days using the KP.

[garywakeling]

I was amazed at how wide 28mm was on full frame the first time I used it. I'm also disappointed how narrow my 35-70 is on APSC over the last couple of days using the KP.

I agree 35-70 just never cut it for me on APSC yet on 35mm and full frame very happy with it, the other one that I never took to on APSC was the 28-105, it just never felt right.