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Factory reset didn't work, so I ended up taking apart the camera and unplugging the hot shoe cable all together... and it worked! No more error messages, just a non-functional shoe mount. I wonder if I bent a pin in the hot shoe or something... oh well! -
It shouldn't matter too much, but I'd sure test out the compatibility before the trip, for sure. I don't know what gear you are using, but I've had all sorts of "memory card" problems with different cards, different cameras, and different operating systems. The problems don't happen too often, but when they do, my success in saving the images has always been less than 50/50 -- and I have several card readers and operating systems. My advise is to always format the card in the camera that will be taking the pictures first. #2, copy all the images directly to your computer. Do not make any changes to the card through the computer OS, such as deleting, changing, renaming, moving, copying images or files. Once you have all the files on the computer -- and verify they OK --- you can save the memory card as a backup, or reformat as needed. -
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The computer won't care. The only issue will be that the cards won't upload as fast as you may expect due to the older ports.
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