05-31-2009, 02:55 AM
yeah, my cards have that, too, but too often I use that as only a soft guide as to whether the card should or should not be used. And I don't always erase cards after I download them just as an extra safety backup until I actually need the card again. Which leads to the confusion I sometimes have when I have a full card on a shoot from a previous shoot that may still be 'locked', even though I could safely erase it if needed.
I just need to do better with downloading cards and then erasing them immediately so as to not confuse myself. I do like the idea of using tape or a sticker to indicate a full card. But...I still need to change how I think about card management before any new process will do me any good.
I just need to do better with downloading cards and then erasing them immediately so as to not confuse myself. I do like the idea of using tape or a sticker to indicate a full card. But...I still need to change how I think about card management before any new process will do me any good.
M>B> wrote:
Every SD card that I have seen has that slider switch on the side that locks the card.
