4Gb for R-D1(s)?

[Ron (Netherlands)]

On *bay I saw some stores with an add for a 4Gb card compatible with the R-D1(s). As far as I know the R-D1(s) can only handle upto a 2Gb card.
Does anyone shoot with 4Gb in his/her R-D1(s)?

 

[Petroleum V. Nasby]

No, 2gb non-SDHC SD card is the limit. It won't work.

PS: You "add" a coiumn of numbers. An advertisement is an "ad". I realize English might not be your first language and I hope you don't take offense at my correction.

 

[Ron (Netherlands)]

No, 2gb non-SDHC SD card is the limit. It won't work.

PS: You "add" a coiumn of numbers. An advertisement is an "ad". I realize English might not be your first language and I hope you don't take offense at my correction.

Thanks for the ad and for the info of course!

 

[JNewell]

A 2GB card will hold a lot of images, though...I haven't found it a handicap with this camera.

 

[jbf]

Well... to be honest it holds quite a few, but in reality it is not enough for a lot of serious shooters. Sucks for me. I fill up a 2gb card pretty quick in the event of a night. 200 images in raw is not really that many images to be honest; especially when you are in the "on" mode.

 

[LCT]

Better loose 2 GB than 4GB IMHO. SD cards are tiny and can be lost or damaged easily.

 

[cam]

Well... to be honest it holds quite a few, but in reality it is not enough for a lot of serious shooters. Sucks for me. I fill up a 2gb card pretty quick in the event of a night. 200 images in raw is not really that many images to be honest; especially when you are in the "on" mode.

if you're using the Epson, however, by that time you'd probably need to change the battery anyways -- so it's no biggie.

if i'm in the groove, i just change them at the same time, rather than try to eek out all i can. i have enough of both cards and batteries and it keeps me from missing much.

 

[RIVI1969]

If 2Gb is not enough is very simple, get more 2gb cards... they are cheap these days