When connected, the iPod performs an image count. You could always visually check the images and the number stored on the CF card via the LCD monitor on the camera body. I share your reservation and was careful to check how many images were recorded by the camera and made sure that they correlated with the iPod. As the iPod effectively mirrors the contents of the CF card, not a lot can go grow although it can't differentiate multiple instances of the same file so you can download the same card twice if you start two separate sessions although it didn't overwrite the existing, it just created an a duplicate folder when used on a MAC. Not sure how this would work on a PC.
I've seen a lot of positive comments about the Flash Trax but you're then on the fringe of a small laptop so for the sake of a couple hundred more quid, you get a much greater level of functionality. It's always going to end up being a compromise of some sort. > I'm a bit nervous about downloading to a source that doesn't > allow you to view images and check that they are definitely 'there'. =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
