Quoting Godfrey DiGiorgi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> However, storage cards are reasonably inexpensive and generally a one- > time purchase. Two 1G cards rated at 45-60x, in either CF or SD > format, are a little less than $160. That's ten rolls of film plus > processing, less than two/three weeks film consumption for me, and > you can reuse the cards for many thousands of cycles. > > Godfrey > Yeah, storage is just so cheap, it isn't worth too much thought these days. I picked up a 2GB SD card for $209 aussie the other week, and already it has paid for itself I think, just in the convenience. And just a quick calculation (*), use the card fully about three times, and it's paid back in D&P costs. Only weird thing, while the card reads fine on my reader at home, the card reader at work won't recognise the 2GB. It comes up as a FAT disk, but it's all gobbledygook in Windows explorer. * 188 frames=5 rolls of film = ~$50 for film + $25 for developing only. 209/75=2.8
