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Nikon DSLR Cameras
D850
Capacity of a Lexar Silver 256gb CFexpress B memory card in my D850
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<blockquote data-quote="Clovishound" data-source="post: 846772" data-attributes="member: 50197"><p>I use the same setting BF suggested in my Z8. Raw files go to the CF express card, and I have a 256 GB SD card (relatively inexpensive) set to jpg. I can shoot for months without transferring or erasing the jpg files on the SD card. It's nice to have a RAW backup, but I can live with having a full sized JPG in the off chance that something happens to my RAW files. </p><p></p><p>Note: if you are shooting a lot of high speed strings and fill the buffer often, try turning off the backup to the SD card. I run into that from time to time when shooting birds in flight. Turning off the SD backup seems to help. I could do a test run and verify that, but haven't taken the time to do it. I've just relied on my impression while shooting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Clovishound, post: 846772, member: 50197"] I use the same setting BF suggested in my Z8. Raw files go to the CF express card, and I have a 256 GB SD card (relatively inexpensive) set to jpg. I can shoot for months without transferring or erasing the jpg files on the SD card. It's nice to have a RAW backup, but I can live with having a full sized JPG in the off chance that something happens to my RAW files. Note: if you are shooting a lot of high speed strings and fill the buffer often, try turning off the backup to the SD card. I run into that from time to time when shooting birds in flight. Turning off the SD backup seems to help. I could do a test run and verify that, but haven't taken the time to do it. I've just relied on my impression while shooting. [/QUOTE]
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