Why assume that everybody here is (a) a currently working professional and (b) spends much or all their working time shooting irreplacable images.
I'm glad somebody noticed!
I haven’t. All photographers take photos they wish to preserve. Professionals simply have more reason to do so.
You've never taken any photos you wish to preserve?
I've never met or heard of any photographer that has never taken any photos that they didn’t want to preserve, so it isn’t about me.
Non-professionals don't have clents to lose.
I didn't say that. I have taken many REPLACABLE photographs. Rather fewer irrepacable ones.
I didn't say that, either.
They don’t need any to want to preserve their images.
It's a valid question for someone taking a position against the utility of two card cameras.
That you have taken many replaceable photos is irrelevant. It's the irreplaceable ones that matter and that a two card camera addresses. Since you do take irreplaceable photos then obviously a two card camera would benefit you too, as it would all photographers.
It's a valid response because as I said earlier, you are taking a position against the utility of a two card camera.
Not to what he was responding to. I was merely remarking on the fact that a two card camera has obvious utility for everyone. That's why he owns a two card camera.
Yet he admitted later to using two cards.
Read more CAREFULLY what he was originally responding to.
Again, what you were responding to had nothing to do with what you do or find useful. I merely stated a fact, that a two card camera greatly decreases the chances of losing images compared to a one camera camera.
See the sentence in bold above.
I have not taken 'a position against the utility of two card cameras'. I have agreed with the opinion that it is a matter of personal judgment whether it is worth the cost, effort or whatever to use a two card camera as a way to reduce the risk of losing images. Or indeed, to use any other particular strategy.
Then you have't met any who work by the hour.
He also hasn’t been listening, or rather reading, all that closely to what people have been saying in this thread. And that’s before we get to the kind of convoluted, triple-negative kind of sentences as above...
Sry dude, but your poll doesnt really help here, as you dont seperate XQD cards which are a completely different kind of breed compared to old and flimsy SD cards. XQD also is PCIe and not SATA which is also superior and more reliable.
so it's pretty safe for me to assume you never take a picture in your life....;-)
For me . . . I still want the Nikon Z6. LOL.
And in some situations it's ridiculous to have only one photographer getting the shot.
