One Card or Two?

480sparky

Senior Member
But we are not talking about you ;)

Anyone can take 800 images. And as noted before, not having access to the internet for several days would compound the issue of uploading files to the cloud.

If you went on a long hike, or were camping out in the sticks, you might have thousands of images to upload. Uploading thousands of raw files to the cloud require more time than you have before 11:AM check-out.
 

AC016

Senior Member
Anyone can take 800 images. And as noted before, not having access to the internet for several days would compound the issue of uploading files to the cloud.

If you went on a long hike, or were camping out in the sticks, you might have thousands of images to upload. Uploading thousands of raw files to the cloud require more time than you have before 11:AM check-out.

Everyone "can", but not everyone does. Nowhere in the OPs message said that he would be taking 800 photos in a day or that they would be in RAW. Not sure why i am bothering with you since the OP didn't seem to have a problem with my post. Cheerio!
 

Scott Murray

Senior Member
Lawrence will be travelling with me, all he needs is a 1TB HDD as I doubt he will fill that, even if he had 1 SD card we would be able to transfer them to his HDD and clear that card. I will be doing the same and only bringing 1 1tb HDD and my laptop. Even in 3 months in Africa I never used more than 4 cards a day and I transferred them each night to external HDDs.
 

Lawrence

Senior Member
Lawrence will be travelling with me, all he needs is a 1TB HDD as I doubt he will fill that, even if he had 1 SD card we would be able to transfer them to his HDD and clear that card. I will be doing the same and only bringing 1 1tb HDD and my laptop. Even in 3 months in Africa I never used more than 4 cards a day and I transferred them each night to external HDDs.

Just bumping this up and asking for final clarification before squeezing the trigger.
I plan to get 2 X 32GB cards which seems to be ample for my camera. This is what I plan to order: SanDisk 32GB Class 10 ExtremePRO SDHC Memory Card, U3, 95MB/s Read Speed SDSDXP-032G-A46
Just one question before I order:
Is the U3 better than the U1 for performance?
I seem to have read that it is.

Cheers
 

Scott Murray

Senior Member
Just bumping this up and asking for final clarification before squeezing the trigger.
I plan to get 2 X 32GB cards which seems to be ample for my camera. This is what I plan to order: SanDisk 32GB Class 10 ExtremePRO SDHC Memory Card, U3, 95MB/s Read Speed SDSDXP-032G-A46
Just one question before I order:
Is the U3 better than the U1 for performance?
I seem to have read that it is.

Cheers
That looks good, I would go the U3 mate.

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