- Original Message -
From: "John Celio"
Subject: RE: SD card annouances...
I think the move to SD cards was more a matter of space utilization
and less warranty problems. The card breaks rather than the camera.
That's probably the primary reason, yes, but you would
On 07/07/2009, paul stenquist wrote:
> I think the move to SD cards was more a matter of space utilization and less
> warranty problems. The card breaks rather than the camera. But I never had a
> problem with CF cards, but have had two lock tabs fail. I repeat: they
> suck:-).
I've still got the
On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 7:23 PM, Brian Walters wrote:
>
> Thanks for the rant. I've never had a tab break off but I'm sure it's
> just a matter of time.
>
> The interesting thing is that when I bought my DS I picked up a couple
> of cheap SD cards (Kingmax is the brand) which don't have the tabs.
On Mon, 06 Jul 2009 10:41 -0400, "P. J. Alling"
wrote:
> Well only one really, I really hate that SD cards have a write
> protect tab on them. Really REALLY HATE that. For the second time I've
> had the experience of changing cards and the *ist-Ds won't fire and
> displays the message, "Car
> I think the move to SD cards was more a matter of space utilization
> and less warranty problems. The card breaks rather than the camera.
That's probably the primary reason, yes, but you wouldn't believe how
many people brought in cameras to Reed's complaining of memory card
problems, which the
The solution is put a little slice of Scotch Magic Transparent(TM) tape
over the missing tab. It doesn't need a cutout there just that there
isn't a cutout in the wrong err right err write place. It was the same
solution used on permanently write protected floppies, (remember when
AOL would s
Was glad to have the tabs once - as it prevented a lousy relative of
mine to "accident" the party pics in the process of making himself a
copy. Normal users shouldn't need them, tho. Gluing maybe? Anyone did
that and survived??
LF
P. J. Alling escreveu:
Well only one really, I really hate t
On Jul 6, 2009, at 11:41 , P. J. Alling wrote:
Well only one really, I really hate that SD cards have a
write protect tab on them. Really REALLY HATE that. For the second
time I've had the experience of changing cards and the *ist-Ds won't
fire and displays the message, "Card is write p
itched
to SD.
But I digress.
Send your card to the manufacturer and see if they'll replace it under
warranty.
John
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---- Original Message
Subject: SD card annouances...
From: &qu
itched
to SD.
But I digress.
Send your card to the manufacturer and see if they'll replace it under
warranty.
John
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---- Original Message
Subject: SD card annouances...
From: &qu
I agree. I've had the tabs fall off some expensive cards. They suck.
Don't need them, don't want them.
Paul
On Jul 6, 2009, at 2:41 PM, P. J. Alling wrote:
Well only one really, I really hate that SD cards have a
write protect tab on them. Really REALLY HATE that. For the second
time I'
P. J. Alling wrote:
Well only one really, I really hate that SD cards have a write
protect tab on them. Really REALLY HATE that. For the second time
I've had the experience of changing cards and the *ist-Ds won't fire
and displays the message, "Card is write protected" So I pop out the
c
Well only one really, I really hate that SD cards have a write
protect tab on them. Really REALLY HATE that. For the second time I've
had the experience of changing cards and the *ist-Ds won't fire and
displays the message, "Card is write protected" So I pop out the card
and the damned ta
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