Sounds like storage is a bigger issue than batteries to me.
Bruce
Wednesday, June 4, 2003, 11:51:08 AM, you wrote:
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From: Christian Skofteland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
How many CF cards does it take to hold 1200 images in RAW?
t About 15 512's, depending
On Wednesday 04 June 2003 15:07, Bruce Dayton wrote:
Sounds like storage is a bigger issue than batteries to me.
Bruce
I asked Tom because by my calculations, it's 33 rolls of 36 exposure film to
give you 1200 shots. Granted 512MB CF cards are a lot more expensive than
film but they are
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From: Bruce Dayton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sounds like storage is a bigger issue than batteries to me.
Storage of 8 gigs of data is an issue, but I don't know that the
processing and storage of 33 rolls of film isn't.
OTOH, I probably wouldn't have shot a
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From: Christian Skofteland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Wednesday 04 June 2003 15:07, Bruce Dayton wrote:
Sounds like storage is a bigger issue than batteries to me.
Bruce
I asked Tom because by my calculations, it's 33 rolls of 36
exposure film to
give
On Wednesday 04 June 2003 15:47, tom wrote:
I don't actually have 15 cards. I have 10, and can usually do a
wedding on 8 or 9.
I dind't think you had that many.
Some folks carry a laptop, and copy and reformat during the reception.
Theoretically you could get by on 2 cards...one gets
Christian Skofteland wrote:
I asked Tom because by my calculations, it's 33 rolls of 36 exposure film to
give you 1200 shots. Granted 512MB CF cards are a lot more expensive than
film but they are re-usable.
True, but you still have to buy some kind of media to move the data from
the cards.
Great report, btw.
I hope to go to mountains this weekend. And do some photos of course:)
Gasha
Mark Roberts wrote:
Well, yesterday I got home from North Carolina and another fine
Grandfather Mountain Nature Photography Weekend. Bill Owens, listmeister
Doug Brewer, and I were the only PDML'ers
Thanks for a fine report, Mark... You make me sad I wasn't there, which
is the whole idea, I think...isn't it...
I look forward to some photos to view!
keith whaley
Mark Roberts wrote:
Well, yesterday I got home from North Carolina and another fine
Grandfather Mountain Nature Photography
Great report Mark, thanks for taking the time.
All in all it was a terrific, if tiring, weekend. Hoping for a bigger
PDML turnout next year. Start making plans now (this year's program sold
out weeks in advance).
You betcha. I'll be booking in plenty of time. I'm 100% for 2004.
Cheers,
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