Nikon has just introduced it's NEW Nikon Zf, that has a B&W option. The camera is very nice and those of us who remember fondly our FE, FM, FE2 and FM2 will like the look.
But, as I already have the ORIGINAL Zf, I am referring to my Chrome Nikon FE with 50mm 1.8 lens, I will continue to use it while lusting after the New Nikon Zf.
I also load my FE with Ilford XP2 super 400 B&W film that is processed using the same process as color film.
So, good luck to Nikon, I wish them the best, but for me now I will continue to shoot the ORIGINAL Zf.

I had the monthly plan for several years and one day the printer said it couldn’t connect to HP. I went thru the usual googling and YouTube help and still no connection to HP. I called them and went through a process to reconnect. The printer didn’t show that but she assured me that it was. She said check my account the next day to prove it. The next day it was still not connected. I repeated the above and got reconnected for a day, but lost it. I was getting low on ink, so I called and cancelled the instant ink program which had been auto-billed all along. I ordered new ink cartridges from HP, paid for them. The next day my printer displayed a message saying the cartridges in the printer couldn’t be used because they came from the instant ink program that I had cancelled. Had I not ordered and paid for new ink, the printer would have been dead in the water. I’m done with instant ink.

My apologies for not reading through the entire posting. However, I recently came across some information I feel needs to be shared. I sent a local camera store a question if they handled CF Format 64Gb cards, and was told they did not carry that anymore. Nor do they carry SD cards. Now the requirement is XQD and CF Express cards so I would have to go to Amazon. So I ordered a CF Format 64Gb card on September 13 and expect to receive it around October 10.
So be prepared for this problem to show up in your life.

With due respect to you and of course to Paul, it would seem you are answering questions that were never asked nor were the answers needed. The OP simply asked if a card could be transferred from one camera to another without formatting in between. I have not done it but suspect it will work just fine with each camera name/information being recorded on the file when downloaded to a computer.

The information you provided to please Paul wasn't asked for nor was it needed in my opinion.

Dennis

What is missing is in the question. What are the best practices? I am starting to sound like Paul of Chicago. First, start with a newly formatted chip in that camera by that camera. Second, until the data is captured directly from the chip and is uploaded in two places, do not format the chip. I am about to go on a two-week shoot with two cameras that are capable of exchanging cards. I will not format the chips even though backed up to the portable and external drive (2) until I run out of capacity on multiple chips. When I return home, I will upload from the saved chips unless I must depend on the portable for the solution. My Nikons chips show the name of the camera from which it came. This tells you right away, albeit small, there is a difference. You spend thousands on equipment and travel, not having enough chips makes no sense. FAQ - can you take a chip used in one camera and format it\use it in the other camera? Yes...no problem.