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If your camera still recognizes the card, hook the camera directly to the computer and offload the images that way. I had this happen to an SD card in my 1d mk2 and that was the only way I could get the images off the card. I'm not familiar with the A620 but that may be an option.

Good luck! Eric

Here is some small town Indiana VB.<div></div>

I just applied for there insurance, and on the liability page it mentions that coverage is extended to venues and clients. There is also a place to check for "Studio" coverage.

Mark,

So far the Sony's have been great. we had the Snaplab for over a year and no problems. The GR700 was just added last week. We had a Kodak 1400 before that and it worked ok but was getting past its useable time for our setup. I went with the Sony because we got a good deal and support from our local shop (Roberts Imaging). Sony also has a good reputation for print quality and reliableity. The one thing that made me realy look at the Shinko, was there wireless transfer option. I would like to see the helmet images, we have several Sprint events we go to and that might be an item to add to our inventory.

Thanks Eric

Do you have trouble with the printer getting hot?<div></div>

Nice setup! This is our event system, it's an 18 foot vender trailer. At this time we do only action photos for Race events and some sports leagues. We use the "5 Minute Photo" Software for the viewing stations. The Kodak printer has been replaced with a Sony UPGR 700. We also use a Snaplab for 5x7's.<div></div>

Dirt track rac'n<div></div>

Some happy softballers in the Indiana/snow rain.<div></div>

Highschool baseball in the rain.<div></div>