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Jun 07, 2016 23:45 |  #1

Nevermind--it WAS a part of the card. Phew. As to the cards jumping out, maybe they always did this and my paranoia was on hyperdrive! :-D

Phew, it was just some stupid SD card. a cheap one at that! :-P


I had a small piece of plastic come out with an SD card tonight :oops:

At first I hoped it was a part of the SD card. Then I compared SD cards to each other and I'm pretty sure its a part of the camera. Now when I push the card down to eject it literally springs out of the camera. I theorize that this piece was designed to slow the card from doing just that. The cards go in ok I guess, but it feels a bit more rough going in now. Should I be concerned or send it in for repair? When I'm just shooting for me I use the CF card only as I can shoot much faster and clear the buffer, but I rely on the dual cards for wedding work. I was able to read the cards just fine and format them--I'm getting ready for a gig. But didn't try writing to them (shooting photos). Anyone else had this happen?

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Jun 08, 2016 00:22 |  #2

Could be the lock tab from the card. I have a loose one on a generic card that locks itself as I slide it into the camera. Can you check your card to see if its still in place?




  
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Jun 08, 2016 00:26 |  #3

Its the beveled edge. i was able to match it up completely.

I think I'm going soak it in rubber cement and jam it back in the camera... not! :twisted:




  
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