What do you say when you have a day out, see friends, have a lovely lunch, a photo opportunity of a cycle race comes along and you find that your darling husband has taken the memory card out of your camera???
Utterly infuriating!!! That used to happen to me too - apparently I couldn't be trusted to transfer my own photos to the computer, so Simon would do it (after giving me a little lecture each time). He then seemed to have no concept that transferring the photos was a process that should include returning the card to the camera, and not leaving it in the card reader so that all unsuspecting I would head off somewhere and have NO CARD!. My camera will take photos on an internal memory, but it is limited and fills up quickly. Fortunately this scenario hasn't happened for quite some time now. Death was threatened.
Utterly infuriating!!! That used to happen to me too - apparently I couldn't be trusted to transfer my own photos to the computer, so Simon would do it (after giving me a little lecture each time). He then seemed to have no concept that transferring the photos was a process that should include returning the card to the camera, and not leaving it in the card reader so that all unsuspecting I would head off somewhere and have NO CARD!. My camera will take photos on an internal memory, but it is limited and fills up quickly. Fortunately this scenario hasn't happened for quite some time now. Death was threatened.
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ReplyDeleteWhat is worse is when you do it yourself and have no one to blame....believe me. J.
ReplyDeleteTo download my pictures I can stick a wire in a USB port - no opportunity to misplace the card. However husband sometimes borrows my battery!
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