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<blockquote data-quote="Fortkentdad" data-source="post: 428689" data-attributes="member: 24285">Have another 32 GB Scandisk coming from Amazon.ca&nbsp;&nbsp; I like having some redundancy in my D610 - should one card fail (and I guess that could happen, never has happened to me but could I guess) then the other card would still have all my photos.&nbsp; The 64GB holds the RAW images and the 32 GB holds the JPGs (unless I leave one at home like the other day).&nbsp; And I have a couple of older class 10 cards in my camera bag - have a couple stashed in every camera bag as I had the unpleasant surprise of taking my camera but no cards one day trip.&nbsp; Don't want that to happen again, so at the very least I have at least an older SD card in every bag. On long trips I pack along an old 320 GB external drive, I upgraded to a new 2T external so the old one is now my portable back up drive for when I'm holidays away, I can transfer the images to the drive through the laptop.&nbsp; (I wonder if you had the right cable can you connect the camera right to the external drive?)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fortkentdad, post: 428689, member: 24285"] Have another 32 GB Scandisk coming from Amazon.ca I like having some redundancy in my D610 - should one card fail (and I guess that could happen, never has happened to me but could I guess) then the other card would still have all my photos. The 64GB holds the RAW images and the 32 GB holds the JPGs (unless I leave one at home like the other day). And I have a couple of older class 10 cards in my camera bag - have a couple stashed in every camera bag as I had the unpleasant surprise of taking my camera but no cards one day trip. Don't want that to happen again, so at the very least I have at least an older SD card in every bag. On long trips I pack along an old 320 GB external drive, I upgraded to a new 2T external so the old one is now my portable back up drive for when I'm holidays away, I can transfer the images to the drive through the laptop. (I wonder if you had the right cable can you connect the camera right to the external drive?) [/QUOTE]

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