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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: 846780" data-attributes="member: 50197"><p>I believe that is how it's set up on my Z8, and should be the same for the D850. I would recommend clearing your cards and then shoot a few images and check each card and make sure all your NEF files go to the CF Express and all the JPGs go to the SD. You can use your current SD until you get a larger capacity. Your current 16 GB should hold around a thousand jpg images. A 256 should hold close to 20,000. SD cards are relatively cheap (although a quick online search shows they have increased in price a good bit since I last purchased one), so I would recommend getting one for convenience sake. Get whatever capacity your wallet is comfortable with. A 128 should hold enough images to back up several outings, depending on how much you shoot on an outing. A backup card or two is not a bad idea, although it's more critical for your primary card.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Clovishound, post: 846780, member: 50197"] I believe that is how it's set up on my Z8, and should be the same for the D850. I would recommend clearing your cards and then shoot a few images and check each card and make sure all your NEF files go to the CF Express and all the JPGs go to the SD. You can use your current SD until you get a larger capacity. Your current 16 GB should hold around a thousand jpg images. A 256 should hold close to 20,000. SD cards are relatively cheap (although a quick online search shows they have increased in price a good bit since I last purchased one), so I would recommend getting one for convenience sake. Get whatever capacity your wallet is comfortable with. A 128 should hold enough images to back up several outings, depending on how much you shoot on an outing. A backup card or two is not a bad idea, although it's more critical for your primary card. [/QUOTE]
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