gig cards. No wiggling necessary to get the
card reader to lock onto it. I'm happy.
Paul
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From: William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: pnstenquistSubject: Re: Memory Card Problem.
I bought a Sandisk
. No wiggling necessary to get the
card reader to lock onto it. I'm happy.
Paul
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From: William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: pnstenquistSubject: Re: Memory Card Problem.
I bought a Sandisk Extreme III 8 gig SDHC
F*ck! I ordered the wrong type of card! Ordered SD instead of CF.
Let's hope Amazon can help.
Bob
On Sun, Jun 15, 2008 at 5:39 AM, Bob W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I bought a couple of Sandisk Extreme III 2gb cards yesterday. I
hope
they perform as well as the several 1gb cards I have,
On Sun, Jun 15, 2008 at 6:43 AM, Bob W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
F*ck! I ordered the wrong type of card! Ordered SD instead of CF.
Let's hope Amazon can help.
Nay. Keep the cards. Just get a Nikon to go with them.:)
Dave
Bob
On Sun, Jun 15, 2008 at 5:39 AM, Bob W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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From: Bob W
Subject: RE: Memory Card Problem.
F*ck! I ordered the wrong type of card! Ordered SD instead of CF.
Let's hope Amazon can help.
They will happily sell you a Nikon, I am sure.
William Robb
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On Jun 13, 2008, at 11:30 PM, William Robb wrote:
A short while ago I bough a few cheap and cheerful 8GB cards.
Today at the dog show, I was shooting a series of pictures using
the K20 and the 540 FGZ flash
when the camera stopped working, and I got a memory card error,
specifically
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From: Doug Brewer
Subject: Re: Memory Card Problem.
William Robb
I've been wary of the 8GB cards, sticking happily with my pile of 2GBs.
I will be watching the Sandisk cards I bought pretty closely. The Patriot
card that (apparently) failed had been used
Doug Brewer wrote:
I've been wary of the 8GB cards, sticking happily with my pile of 2GBs.
I'm wary of them, too. But not so much due to reliability or technology
issues as I just don't want to lose that many shots if I let one fall
into a sewer grate or whatever. So I carry a bagload (a
Nay. Keep the cards. Just get a Nikon to go with them.:)
No, no, no this is a Pentax list, get a K20D!
Kenneth Waller
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Subject: Re: Memory Card Problem.
On Sun, Jun 15, 2008 at 6:43 AM, Bob
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My Lexar SD cards are two years old now and are working well.
Dave
My Lexar SD card is almost a year 2 months old. I have no complaints so
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From: Doug Franklin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Doug Brewer wrote:
I've been wary of the 8GB cards, sticking happily with my pile of 2GBs.
I'm wary of them, too. But not so much due to reliability or technology
issues as I just don't want to lose that many shots if I
That's a bugger.
On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 11:30 PM, William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A short while ago I bough a few cheap and cheerful 8GB cards.
Today at the dog show, I was shooting a series of pictures using the K20 and
the 540 FGZ flash
when the camera stopped working, and I got a
I recently bought a 2GB Lexar card for $24, which is
what it used to cost me to buy and process 2 rolls of
slide film.
There seems little point in buying cheapo memory
cards.
Rick
--- William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A short while ago I bough a few cheap and cheerful
8GB cards.
I bought a Sandisk Extreme III 8 gig SDHC or $79 with a $30 rebate. Works great
so far through about 2000 frames. I'll probably get another.
Paul
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I recently bought a 2GB Lexar card for $24, which is
what
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From: pnstenquistSubject: Re: Memory Card Problem.
I bought a Sandisk Extreme III 8 gig SDHC or $79 with a $30 rebate. Works
great so far through about 2000 frames. I'll probably get another.
I bought a couple of those yesterday on my way home.
William Robb
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From: pnstenquistSubject: Re: Memory Card Problem.
I bought a Sandisk Extreme III 8 gig SDHC or $79 with a $30 rebate. Works
great so far through about 2000 frames. I'll probably get another.
I bought a couple of those yesterday on my way home.
William Robb
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I just saw my first problem with an 8 GB card. Couldn't write/read
from it. More later. Bob S.
On Sat, Jun 14, 2008 at 6:51 PM, William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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From: pnstenquistSubject: Re: Memory Card Problem.
I bought a Sandisk Extreme III 8 gig SDHC
A short while ago I bough a few cheap and cheerful 8GB cards.
Today at the dog show, I was shooting a series of pictures using the K20 and
the 540 FGZ flash
when the camera stopped working, and I got a memory card error, specifically
that the camera
couldn't write the file, and that it had
I suppose I was somewhat influenced by the fact that I'd read of other
such incidents wherein the card was not damaged.
I think you're exactly right as to what happened. Don't, however, think
I'd use the word forced. More like carefully extracted. ;)
Jack
--- Godfrey DiGiorgi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Had a Lexar card stick in my K10D and it took me a sweaty bit to grasp
the edge and pull out. I noticed that the indicator light (when camera
off) did not blink when it was inserted.(?)
This card has recorded some 2000+ images. ABOUT A WEEK AGO IT
ACCOMPANIED A LOAD OF LAUNDRY THROUGH A WASHING
Did those images look a little washed out???
-p
Jack Davis wrote:
Had a Lexar card stick in my K10D and it took me a sweaty bit to grasp
the edge and pull out. I noticed that the indicator light (when camera
off) did not blink when it was inserted.(?)
This card has recorded some 2000+
Make sure the little plastic strips between the contacts aren't disintegrating.
I've seen that happen, and it can jam a card. Take a look at the switch as well
to make sure it isn't protruding excessively. SD cards are fragile.
Paul
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Oh no..here we go.. No, but you can certainly assume that I've always
taken very clean (G) images. ;)
Don't think I would have signed my full name to that either.
(bubaboom_)
Jack
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Did those images look a little washed out???
-p
Jack Davis wrote:
On 07/07/07, Jack Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Had a Lexar card stick in my K10D and it took me a sweaty bit to grasp
the edge and pull out. I noticed that the indicator light (when camera
off) did not blink when it was inserted.(?)
This card has recorded some 2000+ images. ABOUT A WEEK AGO
On 6/7/07, Paul Sorenson, discombobulated, unleashed:
Did those images look a little washed out???
They were a little soft.
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The card wouldn't format when trying to use it to download 1.3.
It's now in the trash can.
Thanks, Paul.
Jack
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Make sure the little plastic strips between the contacts aren't
disintegrating. I've seen that happen, and it can jam a card. Take a
look at the switch
I began using a new card which was working fine for awhile. I did try
re-inserting it and it would not seat. Also, resisted being fully
inserted.
How can I tell if the card lock has been moved?
Thanks, Rob.
Jack
--- Digital Image Studio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 07/07/07, Jack Davis [EMAIL
I think I now know what you meant by card lock. The protection tab on
the card its self? No, they are in the correct non-protective position
I was thinking of a mechanism within the card slot.
Jack
--- Jack Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I began using a new card which was working fine for
On 07/07/07, Jack Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I began using a new card which was working fine for awhile. I did try
re-inserting it and it would not seat. Also, resisted being fully
inserted.
Yep, the bin is the best place for it.
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The problem I describe here is with a new card. I did leave the old
card in the bin, but wound up sending the K10D to Pentax Service this
PM.
I called and spoke with a person claiming to be a Pentax Tech, but got
almost nothing from her but a transfer to a return instructions
recording. I asked
From:
Jack Davis
Had a Lexar card stick in my K10D and it took me a sweaty bit to grasp
the edge and pull out. I noticed that the indicator light (when camera
off) did not blink when it was inserted.(?)
This card has recorded some 2000+ images. ABOUT A WEEK AGO IT
ACCOMPANIED A LOAD OF
I really don't think it was the washed card that caused the problem.
After drying and being closely examining, I detected no warp or other
damage, checked it out in the camera and found that it worked just fine
both in recording and in loading/unloading.
When the problem began, I tried a new
I think, Jack, that when the card got stuck you forced it out, which
probably wiped out the camera's card cage push-push latch mechanism.
How/why the card got stuck, I dunno. I've accidentally washed cards
twice, and both are still in service and working fine.
No matter, it will soon be
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