Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Cameras, Lenses and Shooting gear => Topic started by: stever on May 16, 2015, 08:27:12 pm
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I've been carrying a colorspace as emergency backup (I always take a lap top for extended travel) for quite a while. The colorspace is a bit fiddly (fortunately I've not yet had to download cards to it) and heavy. I'm wondering if a tablet can replace it now that 128gb micro sd cards are getting sort of reasonably priced.
Looks like there are a limited number of tablets that have a usb port and micro sd with at least 128gb.
Anyone backing up to a tablet? Any recommendations? Any apps that will let me view RAW files?
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I would consider a Surface Pro. Not quite as light but a real OS and the ability to tether.
Paul
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^^^This!
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I would consider a Surface Pro. Not quite as light but a real OS and the ability to tether.
Paul
+1 on surface pro 3. There is a reason that they are somewhat pricey...they are selling well and the version 4 is much anticipated. Because they integrate so much easier than Android or IPad tablets and because they are fully functional, lots of businesses are standardizing on them now. Just spoke to a video guy last night from a local news station at a graduation party and that is all they use. He loves his and said it replaced his laptop, tablet and his desktop with the docking station they gave him with it.