Jesu S wrote:
I planned on taking some photographs at a family BBQ last weekend. It wasn't a critical function, so I took just one body and a 24-70 lens. I pocketed a few spare batteries and cards, and thought I was all set. No sooner than I had taken my first shot I got a message telling me that my SD card was full. I thought this odd, because I had 32GB cards in both slots, and had remembered to format them that morning. I figured the card had failed, swapped the card for a new one, and thought nothing of it.
Back home, when I was downloading the pics I thought I'd try and figure out what had gone wrong with the card. Sure enough there was one JPG and one CR2 file, and the free space was near zero. I pulled the card out of the card reader and was about to toss it in the trash when I thought I saw something in the small print on the card. It was not a 32GB card. I had accidentally picked up an old, old, old, 32MB card from my first digital camera, a 2MP Kodak. It only recorded JPG, and could store about 50 photos on a 32MB card!
I did trash the card, so I don't make the same mistake on a more important occasion!
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