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May 14, 2015 07:07 |  #16

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Do you know if it is possible to put an SD card in, but not turn it on? Yesterday, I drove for an hour to get to my place, and found that the CF card was still in the reader connected to the computer at the hotel.

It would be nice to have that as a safety, for when the old (Jesus...Im only 56!) brain does this s*** again!

But would the mere presence of the SD slow down the CF, even if I am not writing to the SD?

(I would look it up, but I don't have the manual with me, so thanks to anyone who knows!)

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As long as you are not writing to the SD card, the CF card will not slow down.


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May 14, 2015 11:46 |  #17

Yes, you should have standard mode, write separately, and fall over. In separate mode, you have to write to both both configurable whether RAW or JPEG, and the different between standard and fall over is that in standard it will just write to one card and when it full, it full and won't start writing to another slot.




  
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