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Problem with D70 and memory cards...


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I have various memory cards - different brands and my D70 each time

allows to record different amount of pictures - in the fine JPG on a

2gb sometimes I get to shoot 400 sometimes 800 pictures before an

error message comes on and if I reach the end of card with 400 or 10

pictures left it always comes on and stops me from further shooting-

it's frustrating and unpredictable. It can not be a problem with

the cards since they are all different brands but with the camera.

Has anybody experienced such a problem? Is there a solution? What

can be wrong? Any advice? I know it's a technical problem with the

camera rather than subject that has to do with wedding photography

but this is the forum I read the most and I know people here have

enough knowledge to help me out! Please

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Is it simply telling you the card is full or is it saying something else?

 

Things like ISO speed and subject matter all drastically affect file sizes (as well as actually selecting a different file size of course). I dont think you could get 800 shots onto a 2gig card unless you've accidentally switched over to a smaller jpg size. 400 or 500 sounds more like it...

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I don't know the D70 well, but have you checked it's capacity for storing memory to cards?

It may not accept 2GB cards for this very reason. It could be a limitation of the hardware

or buffer capacity in the camera. I agree to format your cards each time and to also not

switch cards in the middle of their use or use them in different cameras. That aside.. I

would be afraid to store 800 images (which could be an entire wedding) on one card!

Check the digital camera boards for more responses to this question.

 

Here's another thread that's somewhat relevant..

http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=008MfG

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