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D7100 photos wont upload to computer
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<blockquote data-quote="skene" data-source="post: 227322" data-attributes="member: 13155"><p><strong>Re: D7100 Problem</strong></p><p></p><p>I do not recommend using data transfer from camera direct to PC. The USB connection is very slow in comparison to simply taking out your card and putting it into a reader. When transferring the data, you also must keep in mind that if you are transferring over RAW files it will be a task on the camera and will take time (Note slow transfer speeds via USB).</p><p>When the card is in use (Green blinking LED) do not remove power from the camera. Doing so may cause damage to files in transfer and potential to damaging storage blocks on the memory card.</p><p>Also, you should not plug in any accessories into the camera while the camera is on. Turn off the camera before installing any accessories to prevent shorts.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="skene, post: 227322, member: 13155"] [b]Re: D7100 Problem[/b] I do not recommend using data transfer from camera direct to PC. The USB connection is very slow in comparison to simply taking out your card and putting it into a reader. When transferring the data, you also must keep in mind that if you are transferring over RAW files it will be a task on the camera and will take time (Note slow transfer speeds via USB). When the card is in use (Green blinking LED) do not remove power from the camera. Doing so may cause damage to files in transfer and potential to damaging storage blocks on the memory card. Also, you should not plug in any accessories into the camera while the camera is on. Turn off the camera before installing any accessories to prevent shorts. [/QUOTE]
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