greger wrote:
thanks, I am new to using this site. still learning about the camera to. thanks for your help.
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greger wrote:
Hi, I have a canon 7d mark II. I'm still learning about it. when shooting sports I found that it was not recording 10 frames per second. someone told my my sd card was not fast enough. someone else said to use cf cards because they are faster. I order one to try. but I don't have a cf card reader to plug into a usb port to watch the photos. can anyone recommend a good reader. would be nice if it would read sd and cf cards.
thanks
I don't know about your area, but it can sometimes be a challenge to buy CF cards and readers in my area nowadays. The market is pretty limited, and places like Micro Center tend to stock only large and fast cards that can be overkill for many cameras.
And I've found that it can be a challenge to find card readers today, as well. While the CF form factor is not necessarily obsolete, the world has mostly moved past it for new applications.
I'd suggest that while you are seeking the way fowrard, your best bet, even though not the cheapest, may be to buy through a local camera store or a trustworthy source like B&H. They can guide you through the best match of what they actually have for sale to what will provide the best service in your camera.
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thank you. I'm new to all this.
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