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veato
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I'll have a look at this tonight, see how many of each format I can squeeze onto 2GB _________________Twitter Blogflickr
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veato
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Yeah I can reduce the quality of the Jpegs. Even changing down from 'superfine' to just 'fine' would be a noticable decrease in size. On any day out with the camera though there's likely to be a lot of pictures I'm just happy to keep as the high quality Jpeg, especially if they're just snapshots. It's not like I have a 'proper' workflow setup and tend to only process the RAW of the few rather than the many. Thats why I like the benefit of having both formats. Its not everyones cup of tea but it suits my needs perfectly right now.
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rubicon
Occasionally has a life
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Fair enough then. In that case an extra memory card might be in order.
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EddArmitage
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veato
I haven't seen my friends in so long
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Unfortunately not no..... "The Microsoft RAW Image Thumbnailer and Viewer provides the ability to view, organize, and print photos captured in RAW image formats from supported Canon and Nikon digital cameras."  _________________Twitter Blogflickr
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bobbdobbs
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If your after bigger cards, these will be available soon clicky_________________Finally joined Flickr
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saspro
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That's far too much data for something wit ha limited read/write cycle. I prefer carrying a few 8GB drives with me. A lot cheaper when they wear out
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veato
I haven't seen my friends in so long
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The gadget freak in me is licking his lips. The sensible me is thinking one 8GB Extreme III will be plenty  _________________Twitter Blogflickr
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veato
I haven't seen my friends in so long
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RAW+Jpeg = 52 pics on 2GB RAW = 83 pics on 2GB Thats an extra 31 without the Jpeg option. Ive seen a Lexar 8GB 133x for about £15-20 cheaper than the Sandisk Extreme III. Its just as fast too. Looks like a good option. _________________Twitter Blogflickr
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joe-amnesiac
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Does anyone know is there is a Vista / Win7 version of this, I would quite like to browse my .CR2's without opening LightRoom. btw do you know if those SDXC cards will be compatible with SDHC slots and cameras, else I can't see many people upgrading as 32GB seems more than enough even for camcorders. For reference I can get approx 320 RAW files on my Extreme III card. Joe(noob) _________________Rig: Intel C2D E6850, 4GB DDR2 Corsair Dominator, Abit IN9 32X Wifi MAX, n680i, Antec P182, BFG GTX 285 OC, 1.5 TB of Samsung storage, Dell 2407, Optoma 720p projector, Auzentech X-fi Prelude, Logitech Z-5450. Facebook, Twitter.
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