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If you're talking about A Owens' original comment above, sounds to me more like he's being rather condescending about what he refers to as cameras 'still using SD' - as if that's some sort of old, inferior, outdated technology, and by inference, boasting to those in the know that he himself has probably already upgraded to something more expensive, faster, better, more reliable and altogether superior which uses CompactFlash or QXD media.

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You can read the full advisory on SonyвЂ™s support page. Dan Carr of Shuttermuse says heвЂ™s been through the process and was required to provide the following information when you speak with a representative: Sony specifically requests you not contact the retailer you purchased your card from. If your card is one of the affected units, Sony requests you call their support line (239вЂ“768вЂ“7669) or connect with a representative through its online chat support. If your card has NO star mark, your card is affected by this issue.' To check whether your card is affected, look for a star mark on the lower left corner on the back of the card. Sony: ' cards can be identified by the presence of V60, R:277MB/s, and W:150MB/s on the card frontside. Sony: 'To check whether your card is affected, look for a star mark on the lower left corner on the back of the card. (If your card has an alphanumeric beginning with TR, your card is not affected by this issue.) If your card has NO star mark and has an alphanumeric beginning with TV, your card is affected by this issue. Sony: 'To check whether your card is affected, look for a star mark and an alphanumeric on the lower corner on the back of the card. Sony provides the below illustrations to help you deduce whether or not your card is affected by the issue, but you can tell at a quick glance by looking for a little star on the back of left-hand corner of the card - if you have a star, your card isnвЂ™t affected.

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The product advisory, posted last Friday, says cards in SonyвЂ™s SF-M series, Tough SF-M series and Tough SD-G series are affected by an issue wherein вЂdata on may be damaged or data may not be recorded correction when shooting video on a camera in the video speed class mode.вЂ™ No further information is provided on what exactly is causing the problem, but Sony says itвЂ™s offering replacement cards through Mafor SD cards currently under warranty. Sony has issued a product advisory for select SD cards in three of its SD card lineups, stating video captured with these cards could become corrupted without warning.

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