With this!Menace said:My 5D III uses 1 Cf and 1 SD card so how do I put my SD card in the 1Dx?![]()
Don Haines said:With this!Menace said:My 5D III uses 1 Cf and 1 SD card so how do I put my SD card in the 1Dx?![]()
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/816112-REG/Digieffects_SDXCF_Extreme_SD_HC_XC_to_CF.html
neuroanatomist said:Don Haines said:With this!Menace said:My 5D III uses 1 Cf and 1 SD card so how do I put my SD card in the 1Dx?![]()
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/816112-REG/Digieffects_SDXCF_Extreme_SD_HC_XC_to_CF.html
Typical forum nonsense. Someone asks a question, and the first response recommends throwing money at the problem. The easy (and free!) solution is to simply drop the SD card into the CF slot. Don't worry about the slight rattling sound. Fortunately, you're going in the right direction. To get a CF card into an SD slot, you have to trim it down, so your 32 GB cards become ~10 GB.
neuroanatomist said:You missed the biggest problem - the camera didn't come with a lens.
Thanks for the great idea EML. ??? I walk with the body bent when I load a video camera (8 kg) on the right shoulder. :eml58 said:Made my early morning coffee, Thank Youneuroanatomist said:You missed the biggest problem - the camera didn't come with a lens.
And Mackguyver, you missed another doozy that will only come to you after carrying the 1Dx around (with a Lens attached) for a few days, one arm will begin to look like an English Long bowman's lopsided arrangement, you will then, as I have done, solve the issue not by going to the Gym, not by changing carrying hands, but by convincing your wife/girlfriend/other important money manager, to allow you to buy a second 1Dx Body so you can carry two at anytime thus ensuring your Physical stature returns to "normal", unfortunately it doesn't help with your "mental" situation, but it does solve any issues regards CF cards filling up too rapidly, now you have 4.
I especially enjoyed #3 ;Dmackguyver said:3. Related to #2, my flash tried to keep up but ended up burning out
mackguyver said:Maybe I can just tape a magnifying glass to the front or something?
neuroanatomist said:mackguyver said:Maybe I can just tape a magnifying glass to the front or something?
Your 1D X came with a body cap. Take it off, drill a small hole (slightly less than 1mm in diameter, a 1/32" drill bit would work) right through the first n in Canon, then put it back on. You'll be good to go.
Of course, you won't be the first to do that with a 1-series body.![]()
Yep, and I must have missed the "take it off" part because now I have a big hole in my mirror as well. Talk about a light leak :'(Dylan777 said:neuroanatomist said:mackguyver said:Maybe I can just tape a magnifying glass to the front or something?
Your 1D X came with a body cap. Take it off, drill a small hole (slightly less than 1mm in diameter, a 1/32" drill bit would work) right through the first n in Canon, then put it back on. You'll be good to go.
Of course, you won't be the first to do that with a 1-series body.![]()
@ Neuro. You need to be very careful when you do this, otherwise, you might create "light leak" ;D
mackguyver said:Yep, and I must have missed the "take it off" part because now I have a big hole in my mirror as well. Talk about a light leak :'(Dylan777 said:neuroanatomist said:mackguyver said:Maybe I can just tape a magnifying glass to the front or something?
Your 1D X came with a body cap. Take it off, drill a small hole (slightly less than 1mm in diameter, a 1/32" drill bit would work) right through the first n in Canon, then put it back on. You'll be good to go.
Of course, you won't be the first to do that with a 1-series body.![]()
@ Neuro. You need to be very careful when you do this, otherwise, you might create "light leak" ;D
Naw, a hole in the mirror won't show in photos.Menace said:mackguyver said:Yep, and I must have missed the "take it off" part because now I have a big hole in my mirror as well. Talk about a light leak :'(Dylan777 said:neuroanatomist said:mackguyver said:Maybe I can just tape a magnifying glass to the front or something?
Your 1D X came with a body cap. Take it off, drill a small hole (slightly less than 1mm in diameter, a 1/32" drill bit would work) right through the first n in Canon, then put it back on. You'll be good to go.
Of course, you won't be the first to do that with a 1-series body.![]()
@ Neuro. You need to be very careful when you do this, otherwise, you might create "light leak" ;D
The extra hole will allow for some truly amazing and creative 'artistic' effects !