On Thu, Jan 31, 2013, Stan Halpin wrote: > > People have mentioned a concern with "losing" cards as a reason to go > with smaller cards, thereby minimizing the quantity of images that > might be lost. I have two thoughts about that. First, if it is a 32GB > or 64GB card in the camera and I almost certainly won't fill the card > in one day of vacation/travel shooting, then the card stays in the > camera all day. The only way to lose it is to lose the camera. If it > is a smaller capacity card that I need to swap out during the day, > then there would be more chance of physically losing or damaging the > card during or after a card swap. The second kind of "lose" of images > could be from a failure of the SD card itself. Again, I assume that > less handling of the cards will reduce the chance of causing damage > to the cards, and again the strategy of "big card, don't swap" makes > sense to me.
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