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Boris Liberman
Sent: 16. januar 2007 06:15
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Subject: Re: Something is wrong (with my K10D)
Thanks Patrick.
Patrick Genovese wrote:
As a rule
Hi Boris,
As a rule I never use the computer to delete images from the card.
As much as possible i even avoid deleting inidividual images in camera
for 2 reasons:
a) I don't like evaluating an image on the lcd screen
b) Increases likelyhood of corruption.
When i erase the card I always
Thanks Patrick.
Patrick Genovese wrote:
As a rule I never use the computer to delete images from the card.
As much as possible i even avoid deleting inidividual images in camera
for 2 reasons:
a) I don't like evaluating an image on the lcd screen
b) Increases likelyhood of
Boris Liberman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now I am getting very strange messages. They appeared just before the
previous card broke done:
I would take a shot. Then I would insert it to my SanDisk 12 in 1 card
reader and try to *move* files from the card on to my hard drive. The
files would
Well not sure it has anything to do with Win/Linux or whatever OS you like, IMO.
2007/1/14, Sandy Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Boris Liberman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now I am getting very strange messages. They appeared just before the
previous card broke done:
I would take a shot. Then I
Folks,
I just tried a supposedly problematic, but lighting fast, TwinMOS card
on the card reader in the office. No error messages whatsoever. It
just works. My card reader at home is made by SanDisk and I bought it
couple of years ago. Could it be that new cards are too fast or
otherwise somehow
Yes ...
Shel
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From: Boris Liberman
Could it be that new cards are too fast or
otherwise somehow incompatible with the reader?
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Yes it is possible.
My reader (which is OEM and not a good Sandisk) can read most cards
but recent ones won't do it. My Ultra2+ 1GB will not be read in that
reader although it wil read in my Thinkpad but slowly as hell (the
integrated readers in laptops are always slow).
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Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
Cards come formatted but I don't trust the formatting to be 100%
compatible with what a particular camera does when it formats, so I
always reformat the cards before using them. Always format your cards
with the camera, not a computer.
In my case I was
On 1/13/07, Mark Cassino [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Beats me as to what the difference would be - format before use seems
to be an oxymoron since it would be impossible to write to an
unformatted card, right?
format also implies reformat. If you format the card in the
camera, you can be pretty
Well,
I've just returned the cards and my credit card was fully refunded.
Now I am left again with that TwinMOS card that seems to work for now.
I will probably keep the list posted because I find it rather amusing
although rather frustrating as well.
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Hi!
When I bought my K10D I also bought a TwinMOS 1GB 150x memory card. The
first one broke (camera would display memory card error message) after
about 250 images. I have replaced this card with another one of the same
kind.
Now I am getting very strange messages. They appeared just before
On 13/1/07, Boris Liberman, discombobulated, unleashed:
When I bought my K10D I also bought a TwinMOS 1GB 150x memory card. The
first one broke (camera would display memory card error message) after
about 250 images. I have replaced this card with another one of the same
kind.
Now I am
Cotty, this is very unusual to me approach, but I may have to adopt it.
Boris, this may not help you, but as a matter of course, I always let
the camera format the card and never the computer. I treat it as though
the card belongs to the camera, is owned by it, should be 'looked after'
by the
You might have a POS card. You may want to stick with more mainstream
cards, like SanDisk, Kingston, Lexar, Transcend However, why not
borrow and try to use some other cards before getting any more nervous.
See how they work in your camera, card reader, and with your computer.
Also, see
I would take a shot. Then I would insert it to my SanDisk 12 in 1 card
reader and try to *move* files from the card on to my hard drive.
Well, one thing you could try is always using *copy* instead of *move*
when loading the photos from the card to the computer, then delete all
or format in
From: Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have had some
problems before adopting this protocol by trying to wipe a card by using
the computer.
On a Mac? How can this be?
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On a Mac? How can this be?
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Shel, what is it POS?
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
You might have a POS card. You may want to stick with more mainstream
cards, like SanDisk, Kingston, Lexar, Transcend However, why not
borrow and try to use some other cards before getting any more nervous.
See how they work in your camera,
Piece of Sh!t ...
Shel
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From: Boris Liberman
Shel, what is it POS?
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
You might have a POS card.
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Cotty wrote:
Boris, this may not help you, but as a matter of course, I always let
the camera format the card and never the computer. I treat it as though
the card belongs to the camera, is owned by it, should be 'looked after'
by the camera ...
I've always taken the same approach - but my
From: Boris Liberman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2007/01/13 Sat PM 05:21:13 GMT
To: Pentax-Discuss Mail List pdml@pdml.net
Subject: Re: Something is wrong (with my K10D)
Shel, what is it POS?
Piece of sh1t
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
You might have a POS card. You may want to stick
Well, this kind of idea did not occur to me ;-).
You're probably right. I shall be sure to replace it with a card of
different brand next time I have to pay visit to a shop that sold it to me.
Boris
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Piece of Sh!t ...
Shel
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From: Boris
My procedure also.
Kenneth Waller
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From: Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Something is wrong (with my K10D)
On 13/1/07, Boris Liberman, discombobulated, unleashed:
When I bought my K10D I also bought a TwinMOS 1GB 150x memory card. The
first one broke
On Jan 13, 2007, at 9:33 AM, Mark Cassino wrote:
I've always taken the same approach - but my X's Drive II started
having
problems reading the 2 gig SD cards used in the K10D.
The drive's manual said to make sure the cards were formatted
before use
to avoid the error I was getting. So
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