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DinoCardelli Silver Member Nikonian since 19th Oct 2010Tue 09-Oct-12 10:04 AM
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"Best CF Card Reader"


Plantation, US
          

Posted here about problem with Nikon transfer directly to Camera after my CF reader broke.

Which does everyone recommend?

I was using a "quandry" i believe was the name from Ritz Camera (house brand I think)...which is the best to have...

Thanks..

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JosephK Silver Member Nikonian since 17th Apr 2006Tue 09-Oct-12 04:11 PM
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Seattle, WA, US
          

I am happy with my Lexar UDMA reader, but it is not cheap. I also have a $20 reader that I bought with my D70S and it works fine, too.

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fisherd80fun Silver Member Nikonian since 23rd May 2009Tue 09-Oct-12 06:38 PM
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Essex, US
          

I had a LOT of trouble with the one I bought from Ritz......I now have the SanDisk reader that can read multiple cards, and no problems at all.

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hpbpe Gold Member Nikonian since 02nd Jan 2009Tue 09-Oct-12 07:01 PM
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Acworth, US
          

I use an "Inland" multi-card reader and have had no problems.

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ctadin Silver Member Nikonian since 28th Oct 2008Wed 10-Oct-12 01:28 AM
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St Louis, US
          

I also have the Lexar UDMA Card Reader, no problems with it after owning it for 4+ years.

Cheryl

  
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MEMcD Moderator In depth knowledge in various areas Nikonian since 24th Dec 2007Wed 10-Oct-12 02:35 AM
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#5. "RE: Best CF Card Reader"
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Hi Dino,

Quantaray is the Ritz and Wolf Camera store brand.

I have a few Sandisk Extreme Card Readers and Lexar Professional USB Card Readers, both USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 and have never had a problem with any of them. One of the Sandisk Extreme and one of the Lexar USB 2.0 Card Readers are over 7 years old now and they continue to work perfectly. Of course the latest USB 3.0 versions are significantly faster if your computer is so equipped.
Good Luck and Enjoy your Nikons!

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Marty

  
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wwp512 Silver Member Nikonian since 28th Dec 2007Wed 10-Oct-12 11:04 PM
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ALBUQUERQUEQ, US
          

Same here, I used a Lexar 2.0 for 3+years without a hiccup. Recently I upgraded my computer so I bought a Lexar 25 in 1 USB 3.0, so far very happy with it, plus now I can transfer those micro SD cards from smart-phones... Good luck

  
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mkmull77 Silver Member Nikonian since 07th Jan 2010Sat 13-Oct-12 02:00 PM
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I am using a Kodak A250 50-IN-1 card reader, I have never had any problems with it. I actually have two, one I use for work and one for personal use. It's USB 2.0 compliant and and actcepts MS, SD, Micro SD, XD, and CF cards.

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