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I charged the battery fully and downloaded (X-Copy mode) 115GB of data from a S*NY UHS-II card to a 2TB EVO in the NPS-10 15 times. At that point the battery level display was blinking red so I figured it would not last for another copy.

The battery life is at least 1.69TB when downloading from UHS II cards.

I couldn't watch or record before now because the recordings were also affected. Of course I use cancelling headphones when watching and shredding.

I replaced the cable and phone with the internet Fibres. The speed is faster and I don't have all the cable problems with interference when running the secure shredders. My smaller shredder has a better cut pattern, but really makes the video blocky. The Fibre system is not affected by...

Nikon already has far too many prefixes/suffixes already. There is only one 120-300/2.8 expected at this point. Maybe SR means stupidity reduction. You turn it on and take much better photos. :ROFLMAO::LOL::D

"Western Digital is combining a new nine-disk platform and energy-assisted recording." Of course we have already discussed the CMR vs. SMR recording technology, but what is the energy assist technology? I doubt it is like a Chevy.

WD has some new drives. How are they cramming more data per platter diks in there? It's not clear if they use the WHAMR or something.

Their last pro DSLR. The rumors are similar for Canon.

Is the assumption that the D6 will be the last DSLR.?

250MB/sec.

I received an empty bubonic wrap envelope in 2019. :mad: I don't believe that the driver did not notice. I think they ignore the discrepancy.

I'm not seeing anything unusual. It's an xxD, not a 1D series. :LOL: I'd prefer no AA filter and a GPS receiver instead of the insecure Wi-Fi and Blu-tooth, but the consumers enjoy giving out their images to anyone. ;)

Whiny, cheap gits are always complaining about something as if they are entitled.

Or you can paint on black velvet. :p

That's like ten years worth. I cannot seem to edit an old post, but you know what I mean. ;) 14GB per minute is fast no matter how you say it.

NPS10. I'm still testing for compatibility and data integrity under different scenarios. I will have official results after the holiday weekend. Preliminary results indicate 14350 BMs per min. sustained copy speeds with a UHS-II card.

Portable storage device or photo storage device.

My new PSD just kicks ass. o_O:love:

I feel like throwing up, just a little.

I think Canon has decided to put effort into the R system now, which is slowing the process of updating the better cameras. I don't think they will make too much goofy gear to increase the market. They are already planning for other types of products rather than consumer cameras. Sony is...

These are the specs. I have little idea what it means, but I'd not consider using it for any kind of video. I wish they would make a version without video at all and use the button for something else. Movie Type MP4 MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 (variable averaged bit rate) Audio: AAC/Linea PCM Movie Size...

You mean that some people will not like it because it isn't a S*NY 1.5x EVF with the dirty sensors, no battery life, and the other limitations for wildlife? Canon will have some EVF croppers soon enough. ;) The 90D should be a substantial upgrade over the 80D, which is it's purpose. I'm not...

Other than the 860 Pro (uneconomical to buy four for my purposes) are there any good options other than the 860 EVO in the 2TB SATA 2.5'' form factor? Each SSD will be in a PSD with sustained sequential writes 250-300 GB/sec. probably at QD1 for 128GB at a time. I know that QVO crap won't cut...

The 90D is to be announced next week. 32.3 MP in a 1.6 crop is rather high res to say the least :o so we shall see what level of noise exists at medium to high ISOs.

Those jpegs look just OK at ISO 100, with weird noise, artifacts, and CA. I wonder if that's the best possible from the small sensors or a result of the in-camera processing. I'd expect most users of a $1200 P/S to use RAW much of the time and process to best advantage.

No, but you need a responsible person for transport after unconscious procedures, whether inpatient or outpatient. You can't just drive away in a Chevy or take Yuber_taxi.

I should be nice if I need hospitalization.

Why do some people wait until the car battery is dead before buying a new one and then they call you? :mad:

Damn, that must have been about 20 years ago. I still wonder what Davin was smoking when he hosed the database.

What is that supposed to mean? :( Now the same situation has occurred five years later. Somehow I forgot to post about the solution the first time.

Yes, it would be HDMI. I'm trying to use an HD display for double duty, i.e., the computer and video, but need the headphones. FWIW, I'm on the 3rd or 4th iterations of the Eizo ColorEgged displays and none of them have headphone jacks yet they are the opposite of cupola. ;) Apparently I did...

How can I get audio from a monitor to headphones without disassembly amd DIY? Are there any cheap LED monitors that have a mini?

Different woman. ;)

I meant 3.5' drives. Remember the Quantum Bigfoot. :ROFLMAO::LOL::ROFLMAO::LOL: I did not realize the larger drives were problematic. The 10TB are giving great service so far. When will WD have 16TB? Are they waiting for the MAMS?

Half Apple

https://www.qnap.com/en-us/product/ts-873 It's more like 20 years through 2018, but of course the rate is non-linear. Total space in RAID would be 87TB, with an 80% capacity target at 70GB. I suppose 20 TB HDDs may be available in late 2020, but then I will have to juggle the drives or run...

That's a 2.5" SATA drive, which has what to do with the Enterprise 5.25" helium drives?

No, of course it's not proportional and it would be RAD 6. Africa and US are more than 2/3 together, followed by South America.

Would I be crazy to get 8 of those 16TB EX\OS and QNAP 873? That would be about 7 continent's worth of data for me until 2020 at least.

You'll probably want a Chinese ball head gor leveling then.

I don't know which sticks are best for light videos, but I've only used RRS or Gitzo tripods for many years. However, there are plenty of decent tripod makers around now if you are not interested in Gitzo, RRS, PMG, etc. A good fluid head is essential for video on a tripod. I recall you are...

I meant per diem. :D The blasted Andriods are at it again.

You need a decent budget. :rolleyes: I'm usually at $1200-2000 per day on international trips for stills by myself. I'd want an assistant for videos so it would be rather more for travel, hourly wage and per demon.

The HDD version is cheap and I think it is similar. I'm waiting for the new Nexto.

Are you are shooting more than 500GB per day that has to be copied in the field? I would be downloading at the hotel or wherever.

No, I don't. I read several places it was up to the 60's in MB/sec. The main complaints are that the app sucks. Without it the downloads are rather basic with no display on the device. I was rather disgusted with the USB 2.0 OTG, so it is only useful at a halfway decent speed for SD cards...

Did you reject the wireless Passport?

Bring a laptop. :p

Now German and Spanish. :mad:

Those funky setups can work, but they are slow and I would not count on that. Currently there are a few versions of the WD drives (HDD or SSD) that directly download SD cards and have OTG for others. The Android or iBliOS software is buggy for some functions, but they seem to be reliable enough...