2010/4/26 John Sessoms :
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> I was told the manufacturer recommended a vendor who were able to read the
> card and recover the photos, and once that was done the manufacturer
> requested the card be sent to them for "investigation".
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> They offered a replacement card, but didn't replace any of the
From: eckinator
2010/4/26 John Sessoms :
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> Then he found out the card was eating card READERS. Any card reader used in
> the attempt to read the card wouldn't read any other cards afterwards.
There was such a compatibility issue with certain SDHC cards,
Transcend IIRC but it was resolved by
2010/4/26 John Sessoms :
>
> Then he found out the card was eating card READERS. Any card reader used in
> the attempt to read the card wouldn't read any other cards afterwards.
There was such a compatibility issue with certain SDHC cards,
Transcend IIRC but it was resolved by cardreader firmware
A friend in my nature photography group had an interesting problem
recently. One of his SDHC cards went bad; couldn't read the card,
couldn't recover the images.
Then he found out the card was eating card READERS. Any card reader used
in the attempt to read the card wouldn't read any other car
Unless it's different than any other filter I have seen, the filter is
basically a sandwidge of a gel type substance that is the actual filter,
with two peices of glass protecting it. I don't think it will come apart
easy, and even if it comes apart you'll likely never get it back together
right
...take a polarizer apart? Me neither.
My wife got me a nice (and pricey) one as a gift,
B+W with MRC from B&H. Opened once on Christmas
morning, then stored in box with silica gel until
last night, when I discovered a smudge *on the inside*
of the rotating part. Too late to send back, so is
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