Backup without a computer while traveling (Page 3): Same here, I just use a Apple card reader connected to my IPhone to download images or to upload images. Works great.

Fstop12 Loc: Kentucky

Canisdirus wrote:

It's a wireless card reader...might be useful.

I have a dozen fast cards...so no need for me.

Same here, I just use a Apple card reader connected to my IPhone to download images or to upload images. Works great.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

Fstop12 wrote:

Same here, I just use a Apple card reader connected to my IPhone to download images or to upload images. Works great.

For 1,000 raw images, you'd need a lot of storage space.

Fstop12 Loc: Kentucky

jerryc41 wrote:

For 1,000 raw images, you'd need a lot of storage space.

If a picture takes up 30 megabytes, which is the average file size in RAW format photos, a 64gb card can hold approximately 2,184 pictures.

I know the IPhone 14 will take a 48 meg photo but the card still gives you plenty of space.

47greyfox Loc: on the edge of the Colorado front range

jcwall396 wrote:

What is the actual name of the device you're using?

I’m assuming this is what he’s got. I bought one when Ravpower had them. They work like a charm.

https://www.amazon.com/NewQ-Filehub-AC750-Travel-Router/dp/B09T9QKQH7

JBRIII

I checked the link to Amazon:
1. States it works with Android, but more in passing, everything is about i-devices?
2. Can store at least some raw formats, but they can not be viewed, maybe only non-camera specific?
3. 2 GB version also and one from different maker.
4. Needs ver. 9 or higher of Apple software, Android? I have had a great deal of problems with devices that need Android or Apple software versions my cell phones can't be updated to which is why I am emphasizing this.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

Fstop12 wrote:

If a picture takes up 30 megabytes, which is the average file size in RAW format photos, a 64gb card can hold approximately 2,184 pictures.

I know the IPhone 14 will take a 48 meg photo but the card still gives you plenty of space.

I never did the math - not my favorite subject. Your iPhone accepts cards? My Moto and Samsung do, and I find it very convenient.

Fstop12 Loc: Kentucky

jerryc41 wrote:

I never did the math - not my favorite subject. Your iPhone accepts cards? My Moto and Samsung do, and I find it very convenient.

Yes, I use an Apple USBC SD card reader on my IPhone.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

Fstop12 wrote:

Yes, I use an Apple USBC SD card reader on my IPhone.

Ah!

DougS Loc: Central Arkansas

I prefer to not edit while on trips. My solution is to take plenty of cards, some fairly large. I review some occasionally while still in camera.

47greyfox Loc: on the edge of the Colorado front range

JBRIII wrote:

I checked the link to Amazon:
1. States it works with Android, but more in passing, everything is about i-devices?
2. Can store at least some raw formats, but they can not be viewed, maybe only non-camera specific?
3. 2 GB version also and one from different maker.
4. Needs ver. 9 or higher of Apple software, Android? I have had a great deal of problems with devices that need Android or Apple software versions my cell phones can't be updated to which is why I am emphasizing this.

I use it with my Google Pixel running the latest OS. I also run it from my iPad running 16.4.1. When used for backup, I usually save the BU to a thumb drive or SSD from a SD card.

jayluber Loc: Phoenix, AZ

Memory cards are so inexpensive - just change cards every day or so and you have safely stored your photos. 10days - 5 - 10 cards. easy...

nikon123 Loc: Toronto, Canada

So, what is the device called exactly? From all of the below discussion, it appears that it will transfer raw files. Do you know the size of the device, e.g. 1 terabyte? Lastly, what is the cost?

In September, I am off for a one month vacation/family reunion and I would love (maybe) to leave my computer behind.

Thank you

Architect1776 Loc: In my mind

iamimdoc wrote:

I posted a few weeks ago re: this issue. br br M... (show quote)

So there is a Q device, separate drive and iPad and connections.
And how is having 3 devices that need connecting better than a single small laptop with PSE and wireless internet connection?

47greyfox Loc: on the edge of the Colorado front range

nikon123 wrote:

So, what is the device called exactly? From all of the below discussion, it appears that it will transfer raw files. Do you know the size of the device, e.g. 1 terabyte? Lastly, what is the cost?

In September, I am off for a one month vacation/family reunion and I would love (maybe) to leave my computer behind.

Thank you

Already been answered.....

https://www.amazon.com/NewQ-Filehub-AC750-Travel-Router/dp/B09T9QKQH7

Canisdirus

nikon123 wrote:

So, what is the device called exactly? From all of the below discussion, it appears that it will transfer raw files. Do you know the size of the device, e.g. 1 terabyte? Lastly, what is the cost?

In September, I am off for a one month vacation/family reunion and I would love (maybe) to leave my computer behind.

Thank you

It is a throughput router basically.
There is no hard drive...this is not a storage device...it is a transfer device.