Sherri Tierney
New member
Trish's memory card thread made me think of something that I've wondered about for a while...
Do you upload photos to your computer from your memory card and then delete them or do you leave them on your memory card indefinitely?
MANY of the people I know never remove a picture from their memory card. They fill up one card after another and catalog the cards into some sort of organizational system. Then they go back to the card when they want a photo from that time frame.
Personally - I find this kinda crazy. I pay good money for my memory cards. I have a few and all have been on the pricier side. I get high speed ones so that they work well when I am continually shooting. Right now I am using an Eye-Fi in my DSLR so I couldn't even imagine just filling it up and putting it away... but that's beside the point. I also don't believe memory cards are a solid method of storage for the future. I have saw too many go corrupt. I can't imagine going to retrieve pictures only to discover the whole card is bad.
Do you upload photos to your computer from your memory card and then delete them or do you leave them on your memory card indefinitely?
MANY of the people I know never remove a picture from their memory card. They fill up one card after another and catalog the cards into some sort of organizational system. Then they go back to the card when they want a photo from that time frame.
Personally - I find this kinda crazy. I pay good money for my memory cards. I have a few and all have been on the pricier side. I get high speed ones so that they work well when I am continually shooting. Right now I am using an Eye-Fi in my DSLR so I couldn't even imagine just filling it up and putting it away... but that's beside the point. I also don't believe memory cards are a solid method of storage for the future. I have saw too many go corrupt. I can't imagine going to retrieve pictures only to discover the whole card is bad.