Comments on: Talk about an EOS Accessory http://www.photografica.com.au/iblog/photography/talk-about-an-eos-accessory/#utm_source=feed&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=feed Photography, the universe and all in between... Sun, 05 Feb 2012 09:31:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Richard http://www.photografica.com.au/iblog/photography/talk-about-an-eos-accessory/comment-page-1/#comment-194 Richard Thu, 23 Aug 2007 14:43:57 +0000 http://www.photografica.com.au/iblog/?p=45#comment-194 Aha - but you see, after working in IT for 30 years, the reason I want two is because if I only have one, it's sure to crash. Regarding cards - the other lunchtime i shot some wrestling (!) in the work canteen. I "only" had 3 1gb cards with me, and it was only 15mins, but I ran out really quickly, shooting raw at 5fps admittedly Aha – but you see, after working in IT for 30 years, the reason I want two is because if I only have one, it’s sure to crash.
Regarding cards – the other lunchtime i shot some wrestling (!) in the work canteen. I “only” had 3 1gb cards with me, and it was only 15mins, but I ran out really quickly, shooting raw at 5fps admittedly

]]> By: geoff http://www.photografica.com.au/iblog/photography/talk-about-an-eos-accessory/comment-page-1/#comment-193 geoff Sat, 18 Aug 2007 22:20:03 +0000 http://www.photografica.com.au/iblog/?p=45#comment-193 You really are prone to exageration Richard :) A couple? These beasts hold 80GB of data you know! Even you couldn't shoot that much in a week let aone a day:) That said, I assisted at a wedding yesterday and the guy was shooting large jpgs and *still* went through about 6GB worth of cards. That was pretty amazing. I have played with the Epson before Vernon, it's pretty good as well. But being a Canon person, I really like the interchangeable batteries and the similar controls and so forth... You really are prone to exageration Richard :) A couple? These beasts hold 80GB of data you know! Even you couldn’t shoot that much in a week let aone a day:) That said, I assisted at a wedding yesterday and the guy was shooting large jpgs and *still* went through about 6GB worth of cards. That was pretty amazing.

I have played with the Epson before Vernon, it’s pretty good as well. But being a Canon person, I really like the interchangeable batteries and the similar controls and so forth…

]]> By: richard http://www.photografica.com.au/iblog/photography/talk-about-an-eos-accessory/comment-page-1/#comment-192 richard Sat, 18 Aug 2007 16:51:06 +0000 http://www.photografica.com.au/iblog/?p=45#comment-192 Yeah - I want one too. Maybe a couple! Actually, after shooting my son's wedding, when I thought I might need one, the main lesson learned was "you can't have too many memory cards, and they cannot be too big" Yeah – I want one too. Maybe a couple! Actually, after shooting my son’s wedding, when I thought I might need one, the main lesson learned was “you can’t have too many memory cards, and they cannot be too big”

]]> By: Vernon Trent http://www.photografica.com.au/iblog/photography/talk-about-an-eos-accessory/comment-page-1/#comment-190 Vernon Trent Fri, 17 Aug 2007 12:01:18 +0000 http://www.photografica.com.au/iblog/?p=45#comment-190 yeah, cool stuff. :-) I have the epson photoviewer and the archos av100 already in use as photo storage on tours and as an electronic showcase/photoalbum. but you will need a couple of extra batteries as well, because the screen needs a lot of power when you browse the pictures. nice toy :-) cheers v.t. yeah, cool stuff. :-)

I have the epson photoviewer and the archos av100 already in use as photo storage on tours and as an electronic showcase/photoalbum.
but you will need a couple of extra batteries as well, because the screen needs a lot of power when you browse the pictures.

nice toy :-)

cheers
v.t.

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