SDXC is the new SD standard which the first cards are now lying in the shelves and those go up to 2TB. Here you can buy one link
And here is the link to the official SDXC site which you also linked to link
So the changes of a SD card reaching 2TB is more likely to happen then not.

There is no Pentax or any camera that support those cards but it won't take long before there is one so why not buy a card reader that support it, then buy one that support SDHC and then next year buy one for SDXC


About the transfer, we had a power failure once during transfer so the PC went blank, no problems at all but that was with a card reader.

What kind of bird is this? link
In case you notice, yes it's a Pentax site and yes those shots are taken with a Canon.

I really don't want it, it's from 2000 the current APS-C cameras are better then this camera.
Also it's 135 format so all my lenses except one wouldn't fit
For 2000 more I would rather get the 645D

here is some info.

I've looked at the AF500FTZ and that looks perfect but haven't found anyone for a good price.

There is one on ebay with buy now but that one is too expensive since for €20 more I could get the Lumopro LP160 from the store here.

minphone port is that standard 3.5mm jacket used for many headphones these days, it looks like they are trying to get that as a standard for flash guns instead of the PC socket.
I hope they succeed because the 3.5mm jacket extension cords are very cheap so you can make a wired set-up for a few pounds.

Yeah I remember that one looked promising at the time but now APS-C is good enough for me, I just hope Pentax will bring out something like the Canon 7D that might satisfy a few users who want a more professional camera.

Quite pricey btw, the 645D is now ¥839,000 (~ US $9200 / 6350 GBP) and that's 40mp, how fast times change.
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If something goes wrong during transfer you only get an corrupted write but the corrupted file should still be on the original place since it only deletes after it's fully cut/copied.

SDHC is so outdated, the new generation called SDXC is already out so buy one that accept SDXC and you're good to go till they make an SD that support 2TB

Yes and no George, flashgun work is more general I believe, stobist work almost automatically means, flash stand, light modifiers and controlled lighting so mostly manual.

Maybe advance flashgun work would have worked perfectly or flashgun work with modifiers?

Using flashgun instead of studio flash.

I know it isn't a word at all but most get what I mean and that's what count.

Well you did said my name

APS-C DSLR will always be smaller because of the reasons Kris said.
If they can make the 135 format smaller by some technique they can also do that with the APS-C DSLR.
The same thing is with the high ISO performance of the 135 format sensor will always be a step better because of the large size because if they can make a good APS-C sensor they can use the same thing but bigger for 135 format.

Gary, what do you mean?
I never said it was a problem for me but some people even find the APS-C size cameras too big and they go for the 4/3th system also the opposite happens.
I never said it's an issue but it's a difference in system that might be important for some people and that's why it's mentioned because it can be the factor to use APS-C camera instead of 135 format camera.