07-22-2024 11:46 AM - last edited on 07-22-2024 12:21 PM by James_C
07-22-2024 01:28 PM
07-22-2024 11:53 AM
Not at all. You may even be able to do firmware updates via the app. That's how I've been doing mine.
07-22-2024 12:11 PM
i had to use the one SD Card in my camera and had to reformat it (losing all my practice images, which was ok). So are you saying once i have a formatted sd card, i can add the firmware to it and not lose my images?
07-22-2024 01:28 PM
yes sir!
07-22-2024 01:26 PM
Greetings,
You do not need to have a dedicated card which is only used for firmware updates. Just use one of the cards you routinely shoot with. Its not a good idea to use an SD card for image storage. Short term until you can back up the files is fine, but not for any extended period. When you're done, format again and the card is ready to go.
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07-22-2024 01:29 PM
this. SD cards love to fail on you at the exact wrong time. Keep your stuff backed up on a computer and in the cloud somewhere you trust!
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