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<blockquote data-quote="Don Kuykendall_RIP" data-source="post: 525504" data-attributes="member: 6277">i have a checklist I follow every time I I come in from shooting and then again before I go shooting. The first thing is to pull the battery out and put it on charge. The camera is left upside down with the battery door open till a fresh battery is put back in and checked to make sure it if fully charged. The SD card is then pulled and put in the computer. The camera is left on its side with the SD card door left open. IT will stay open till it is put back in. I then transfer the photo via lightroom to the computer. once I go through the photos and make sure they are all good and on the computer I then eject the card and put it back in the camera.&nbsp; Before I leave to go shoot I check to make sure I have a full charge in the battery. I Pull any batteries I have on charge and put the plastic caps on them and put them in the case.&nbsp; The plastic caps is important since when I pull a battery in the field to put a fresh one in, the dead one does not get the plastic cap put back on so that I know it needs to be charged. I then format the cards and then I am ready to go. I have spare SD cards and batteries in the case so I always have spares.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Don Kuykendall_RIP, post: 525504, member: 6277"] i have a checklist I follow every time I I come in from shooting and then again before I go shooting. The first thing is to pull the battery out and put it on charge. The camera is left upside down with the battery door open till a fresh battery is put back in and checked to make sure it if fully charged. The SD card is then pulled and put in the computer. The camera is left on its side with the SD card door left open. IT will stay open till it is put back in. I then transfer the photo via lightroom to the computer. once I go through the photos and make sure they are all good and on the computer I then eject the card and put it back in the camera. Before I leave to go shoot I check to make sure I have a full charge in the battery. I Pull any batteries I have on charge and put the plastic caps on them and put them in the case. The plastic caps is important since when I pull a battery in the field to put a fresh one in, the dead one does not get the plastic cap put back on so that I know it needs to be charged. I then format the cards and then I am ready to go. I have spare SD cards and batteries in the case so I always have spares. [/QUOTE]

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