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>> I just use cards and delete as required. Cards are relatively cheap, easy to
>> carry - I also use a card wallet and orient the used card differently than
>> the empty cards.
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>> -Original Message-
>>> From: Paul Stenquist <p
;> From: Paul Stenquist <pnstenqu...@mac.com>
>> Subject: Re: Road trip storage
>>
>> I just use cards for the most part. I take a laptop as well, but it’s not
>> essential. I just like to process a few files on quiet evenings. A 64 gig
>> card will st
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>>From: Paul Stenquist <pnstenqu...@mac.com>
>>Subject: Re: Road trip storage
>>
>>I just use cards for the most part. I take a laptop as well, but it’s not
>>essential. I just like to process a few files on quiet evenings. A 64 gig
>>card will store e
I just use cards and delete as required. Cards are relatively cheap, easy to
carry - I also use a card wallet and orient the used card differently than the
empty cards.
-Original Message-
>From: Paul Stenquist <pnstenqu...@mac.com>
>Subject: Re: Road trip storage
>
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On 12/12/2017 20:08, David J Brooks wrote:
I'm planning an eastern Canada trip next summer, yes i like to plan
ahead.:-) and i'm wondering what the collective does for long road
trip photo storage. I'll be gone 2 weeks at least. I don
t have a working laptop nor is one in the future, i do have
I just use cards for the most part. I take a laptop as well, but it’s not
essential. I just like to process a few files on quiet evenings. A 64 gig card
will store enough for my two week trips, and I set the camera to back it up to
the second card. I would bring a second pair of cards as
I'm planning an eastern Canada trip next summer, yes i like to plan
ahead.:-) and i'm wondering what the collective does for long road
trip photo storage. I'll be gone 2 weeks at least. I don
t have a working laptop nor is one in the future, i do have an iPad
mini but next to no storage left in
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