Depending on the vendor from where you bought the card, there is a
non-negative probability that you have a fake card. It then may be
simply too slow.
Boris
On 3/29/2010 4:36 PM, 27...@comcast.net wrote:
It even acts this way with no card in it. Also the card was new. A SanDisk 8
gig Extreme 3.
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Subject: Re: K 7 taking a long time to write to card and
when was the last time you formatted the card?
cheers
ecke
2010/3/29<27...@comcast.net>:
Well my K 7 is also acting up. It is taking a long time to write to the card
and you can not keep your finger on the shutter button to keep shooting, you
have to release your finger to shoot again.No five frames a second, hell no
frames a second. No matter what program the camera is in. But I shoot mostly
manual with all my cameras. Now where are my LX's. The more electronics that
are added to things the more they get screwed up.
ANY THOUGHTS FROM ALL YOU K 7 OWNERS.. Thanks Joe
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