Re: Question for the group.

[Joseph Chamberlain <drjchamberlain@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi, Bobbie.

I have already sold my previous camera. It was a fantastic camera but lacked some features that are becoming part of every DSLR today.

I tried to use a Sky-Fi card or similar a while ago but it wasn't supported by the 1Ds Mk II. There was another app available for the iPad that allowed tethered shooting that also wasn't supported by that camera. There is an entirely new generation of accessories that require networking capabilities that appear to be available only on newer (and perhaps more expensive) bodies.

Thank you for your answer and for bringing up some really good points.

Joseph.

On February 21, 2013, at 3:27 PM, BL BLAZY <blb820@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Joseph,

Normally an addition of new equipment requires extensive testing of
the system to insure accurate medical images. I would like to suggest
you keep the body you have now and designate its use to medical only.
Same with lenses where possible. These things have a way of ending up
in a court of law now and then, the tighter your standards are - the
less likely it is to introduce contamination. In addition you will
have a ( or another) back up body.

Am curious if anyone here has successfully used skyfi with the body
you are currently using.  Going to a skyfi card with a older Nikon did
not flow as smoothly as expected within the
clinic I had worked in.  Perhaps this alone will finalize the decision.

- Bobbie