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DaveC426913 said:
Your welcome. I'd have returned it sooner, but my transporter was malfunctioning.
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SUMMARY
The discussion centers around the theft of an SD card from a camera during a conference. The original poster, who was working tech support, realized the card was missing after taking 50 pictures the previous day. Two main possibilities were considered: either the poster removed the card unknowingly or someone else took it while the camera was left unattended. Participants shared insights on the likelihood of theft, the fragility of SD cards, and the potential for accidental misplacement.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of SD card functionality and usage
- Familiarity with camera operation and settings
- Knowledge of common theft scenarios in public settings
- Awareness of memory card fragility and handling precautions
- Research best practices for securing camera equipment in public spaces
- Learn about the differences between on-board camera memory and SD card storage
- Investigate methods for recovering lost items at conferences
- Explore the durability and lifespan of various SD card brands and models
Photographers, event organizers, tech support personnel, and anyone concerned with the security of their camera equipment during public events.
Your welcome. I'd have returned it sooner, but my transporter was malfunctioning.
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DaveC426913
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Monique said:Could the "aftershock" have anything to with this?
You know... as I start piecing together the order of events for the weekend...
hmm.
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mugaliens said:
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Upisoft said:
I appreciate the vote of confidence, but I've already been ruled out as the culprit.