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I have recently purchased a Lexar Professional 80x 1GB Flash Card for
my Nikon Coolpix 5700. Main reason, apart from capacity for the .NEF
raw photos, was the speed of internal transfer which previous cards
lacked causing annoying waits when shooting. I transfer to my
computer via a USB2 reader which gives no problems with other
cards. With this one, transferring either by a simple Finder drag or
using Image Capture everything seriously hangs and only a forced
restart gets out of it. With Finder drags taking the files one at a
time works, usually, but for more than about three together it
hangs. Image Capture can not transfer even one image. Does not
matter if the reader is into a hub or directly into a port. Same
problem on G4 with USB2 card or G5 with native USB2. Are these cards
just lousy or am I missing something? Within the camera everything
is fine - and fast. By way of interest, iPhoto6 still does not
recognise the Nikon .NEF format but somewhere in the system a
thumbnail is correctly generated and the files are identified as
belonging to Preview.
- Flash card problems Severin Crisp
- Re: Flash card problems J Philippe Chaperon