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    I can fit around 28 raw photos on a 512MB card.

    The camera is 8MP
     
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    Okay! I guess I'm gonna have to upgrade to a 2Gb card...
     
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    my 1GB card for the 80Mpx 20D will take 107 RAW. Its a Sandisk Extreme III which is recommended for the high fps in case you want to shoot the action of a hippo charging at you O0
     
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    Hi, i cant see no photos? Are they removed? Please.. Post them again.
     
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    just got a Sandisk 4GB Extreme IV CF card. On a EOS 20D it can take 466 RAW shots at ISO100. I found out that this projected number will drop if you set to higher ISO settings. At ISO800 it goes to around 360.
     
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    Interesting. I wonder if that's from the data overhead of all the noise in the image...
     
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    yes with more noise you expect to less compression.
     
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    Wait, RAW? That does not make sense....

    Unless you are shooting RAW+Jpeg. Then perhaps the JPEG size will change for different ISO. That at least makes a bit more sense. RAW is the raw data from the camera pixels that wont change with different ISOs.
     
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    why not? RAW is lossless compressed.
     
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    You are absolutely correct! For some reason I assumed it was not compressed. A quick search shows that I was wrong... BTW I saw a few links that suggest that Nikon is doing quantisation of data before saving a compressed RAW. Strange.

    Thanks for clearing that up
     
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    More on the D70 NEF compression scheme here.
     

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