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Re: One of the Mindfest pics
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Fri, 29 Oct 1999 03:40:55 GMT
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bishop <bishopNOSPAM@roundcircle.com> wrote:
> When I searched for the camera you mentioned, I came across a page
> talking about 192mb and 640mb compactflash units. (no mention of price
> of course). Slap one of those 640mb puppies in the D700... drool.
> As far as that goes, you could carry a pocket full of the 64mb chips.
> (come on Mike, buy one, buy several) No I don't work for Sony or Sandisk,
> why do you ask? :?)
Heh, I have a single 20mb CF card right now. I'd probably want a
minimum of 2 of the 64mb cards to feel comfortable if I was bringing
a Libretto along with me...
> Does the Libretto have a PCMCIA slot? The D700 has a PCMCIA slot and
> an adapter to translate the form factor of the compactflash chip to PCMCIA.
Yeah, the one I had in my office had either 1 or 2 PCMCIA slots in
the unit itself and with the port replicator we had for it that
added just a tiny bit to the size had at least two more. Been
almost a year since I've really played with it.
> (It also has a proprietary SONY memory stick slot. I don't think I even
> bothered
> to check to see if the 8mb stick that came with the camera worked).
> When I need to take lots of pics (away from school) I just take the laptop
> with
> me. (fill the chip, swap in the chip from my dc120 and slip the "exposed"
> one
> into the laptop. lather... rinse... repeat...)
Yep, that's what I'd want to do with the Libretto. I could carry my
laptop with me, but even though my Tecra 8000 is a little lighter
than previous incarnations, it still isn't what I would call a light
machine - certainly not something I want to lug around with me all
day.
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| Mike Stanley wrote in message ... (...) I was a real strong believer in uncompressed (I'm allergic to jpeg compression). But I have to say, after playing a little with them (and the D700), I can tolerate the image quality they output at their (...) (25 years ago, 29-Oct-99, to lugnet.off-topic.geek)
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