Travel Storage

I'll be away from my computer for over a month (desktop), but I plan on traveling with my camera and shooting as much as I can. Can anyone recommend a storage unit that is compatible with CF cards? Thanks!


Craig

I've been using PSDs from hyperdrive.com for several years without any problems. My current PSD is a Colorspace. It is fast, convenient and holds a charge for well over 60+ gb of downloads. You can get a bare unit or a populated one of you choice. They are great products.

I agree with Jim. I have had the original HD80 and Space models and currently use the Colorspace and Colorspace O. They have fantastic battery life and are extremely fast and reliable.

I've got a Colorspace O (case only) coming tomorrow. UPS guy came today but nobody was here to sign for it.

I think this is the best bang for the buck presently. I find the Epson's are way too pricey, bigger, heavier and the battery supposedly doesn't last very long by comparison. But you do get multimedia and a sweet screen on the Epsons...

I picked up a 120GB sata laptop hard drive locally for $67, so even after shipping I'll still save about $20-30. But YMMV.

Rock on! Thank you very much!

Well theres the Epson P-3000 of course...

just got my vosonic 8860. not bad.
I guess quality of the unit is pretty much the same as hyperdrive.
They r having special in Australia. Will ship to US free of charge. Free car charger and spare batt.

www.technobox.com.au

Mr.TP wrote in post #6098127
just got my vosonic 8860. not bad.
I guess quality of the unit is pretty much the same as hyperdrive.
They r having special in Australia. Will ship to US free of charge. Free car charger and spare batt.

www.technobox.com.au

That unit looks pretty sweet! Price is not bad either, especially considering it has a large screen and multimedia capabilities.

ben_r_ wrote in post #6096524
Well theres the Epson P-3000 of course...

+1

I had a Colorspace O, but returned it to B&H after trying the Epson there a 2nd time.

pixel fetish wrote in post #6101596
+1

I had a Colorspace O, but returned it to B&H after trying the Epson there a 2nd time.

For what reasons did you do this?

My Wife and I recently returned from two weeks in Alaska. I shot about 5000 photos on my 40D and my Wife shot about 1000 on her G9. We took two ColorSpace units with 250 gb of memory in each. I downloaded all files onto each ColorSpace (I like redundancy). We used about 125 gb of the storage on each. Download speed was good as was battery life. I have since copied one complete set of files onto my home computer. I can report that the ColorSpace units performed well with no hiccups or problems.