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D7100
Care of SD card
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<blockquote data-quote="aroy" data-source="post: 361155" data-attributes="member: 16090"><p>Minimal removal is the best option. SD card, unlike the CF card is quite delicate and may get easily damaged it not properly handled. I never transfer data using a card reader, but use the USB cable. Even though USB2 is quite slow, it is better than </p><p>a) Damaging the card due to occasional mishandling</p><p>b) No extra equipment need be carried - one less chance of messing up/forgetting</p><p></p><p>Remember that the SD card's contacts and their corresponding contacts in the camera are not as robust as the battery contacts (bot on the batter as well as in the camera). I have read of quite a few contacts in camera damaged by users, requiring expensive repairs.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="aroy, post: 361155, member: 16090"] Minimal removal is the best option. SD card, unlike the CF card is quite delicate and may get easily damaged it not properly handled. I never transfer data using a card reader, but use the USB cable. Even though USB2 is quite slow, it is better than a) Damaging the card due to occasional mishandling b) No extra equipment need be carried - one less chance of messing up/forgetting Remember that the SD card's contacts and their corresponding contacts in the camera are not as robust as the battery contacts (bot on the batter as well as in the camera). I have read of quite a few contacts in camera damaged by users, requiring expensive repairs. [/QUOTE]
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