On the subject of spurious capacity ratings (having just bought a lacie
D2 250GB to note that ten of then seem to have dropped out of the
package in transit) I have a microdrive that gives me about seven shots
(RAW and small .JPG) less than all of my others. I do remember that I
stupidly deleted some files on it from my desk top rather than in
camera, but I've done that before with no detrimental effect. I've
tried formatting it (in camera) but it still remains the same. Its not
exactly a big deal but I'm curious if anyone has any theories.
Calvers
PS Look, I can trim, I can trim (sorry to all digest users for my
recent post which wasn't so suitably cropped. In my defense I have just
got my 1D MKII and have been a bit absent minded about everything else)
On 7 May 2004, at 23:06, Keith Cooper wrote:
There are indeed 1024 bytes in a kilobyte, unless you happen to be
selling
hard disks when the numbers can mean a lot of different things.
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