> > > I recent bought a 17 in 1 to CF adaptor (£15-ish) that does SDHC > > for my > > P2000. > > Have you measured what the transfer speed is? I'd be curious.
I've done a quick(?) test:- Full Transcend 2G 150x in P2000 SD socket: 10m 13s. Same in CF adapter: 13m 35s. 4G Class 4 SDHC with same 2G of data: 13m 35s. > > > I've taken to recording in RAW (DNG) + JPG (small) with my K10d. > > That way > > the DNGs as an unsupported file type won't show by default on the > > P2000 but > > also have the JPGs which are handy for review. I note the large JPG > > size is > > too big to auto-rotate as well as being painfully slow to display. > > The Epson > > is showing it age already. > > The P2000 will display previews embedded in K10D PEF files (as well > as all other Pentax PEF files so far). The K10D PEF files are > compressed, DNGs are not, so I record in RAW/PEF mode and gain about > 150 exposures per 2G card, rather than the nominal 120ish, and the > P2000 can transfer and display them directly. I use the P2000 when traveling. I often have friends in tow who want to see a slide show. JPGs are more handy for that. JPGs and PEFs just lead to a double set of thumbnails on the Epson. > > I convert to DNG when transferring from the card or P2000 to my image > processing computer. Takes a little more time then. ;-) > I'm still using CS1 so I need the DNGs. I guess I'm willing to lose some space for the perceived extra convenience. Steve No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.467 / Virus Database: 269.7.1/805 - Release Date: 15/05/2007 10:47 -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
