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Best HW config for importing Sony A7R3 Raw

Community Beginner ,
Jul 09, 2021 Jul 09, 2021

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After upgrading from Canon 40D to Sony A7 last year I found that my old Calumet card reader (running on 10 year old desktop hardware) was unable to read Sony SD cards.  A cheapo USB hub with a card reader was able to be read by LRC, but importing just 50 files routinely clocked in at 2+ hours...pretty rediculous.

 

Since I'm starting from scratch with brand new (current) hardware, what is the best hardware config for importing Sony Raw to LRC efficiently?

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Jul 10, 2021 Jul 10, 2021

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First you should make sure the problem is not the card itself ... simple troubleshooting ... do you have the same problem with another camera card?

 

If you do have the same problem, then you most likely have a bad card reader. I suggest you purchase any card reader that doesn't get described with the word "cheapo".

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Jul 10, 2021 Jul 10, 2021

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Its definately not the card.  I have 4 cards, same issue with all of them.  The card reader was a vendor freebe at MSFT Ignite, so yeah. I'll purchase a USB 3.0 dedicated reader and see what happens.  

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Community Expert ,
Jul 10, 2021 Jul 10, 2021

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What happens if you connect the camera directly to the computer? Doing so will help you to identify if you just have a bad card reader...

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Jul 10, 2021 Jul 10, 2021

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That sounds like USB 1 (maybe USB 2)

 

Have you tried a USB Card reader that's a bit newer?

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Its on the way.

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