Only difference is the listing doesn't include the Passport Pro, they seem to be discontinued.Īnd wireless connectivity.and a SSD version. Yeah, and that's the type of drive I linked to. They have two versions.a normal hard drive of old with the built in card reader And as you point out.there are other fine solutions for the OP as well My local brick and mortar still had them two months ago. Have to shop around a bit but I've found both versions still for sale in just a few minutes. Was nice to see them add a card reader and wireless to them.
Hard drive with sd card reader portable#
I've used My Passport portable drives for years. Requires card reader to phone (some phones can act as the reader) then phone to wireless drive.
Hard drive with sd card reader pro#
I consider the My Passport Wireless Pro to be a normal external hard drives.with added features though the only ones with built in card readers. but it takes a few more steps and a bit more hardware/phone app. You can also do it with a portable hard drive that doesn't have a built-in card reader. You said " No, there is not a way to d/l directly from a memory card to a normal external hard drive." I simply showed that there is a way. That gives the OP a way to " download the photos and video from the SD cards to a 3TB portable hard drive in the field?" I prefer the SSD version.
They have two versions.a normal hard drive of old with the built in card reader and wireless connectivity.and a SSD version. Yes, but that's not a normal external wireless drive. You can with a Western Digital My Passport Wireless Pro. No, there is not a way to d/l directly from a memory card to a normal external hard drive. The cheapest is just north of $400 USD and you still have to purchase a drive for it.
But with the decline in price & size of tablets and laptops they have all but disappeared or are priced so high you may as well just get a small laptop. Things like this used to be very popular, and were in a category called Portable Storage Device. The drive would need to have it's own memory card reader as well as a file management system to handle the copying. Is there a way to download the photos and video from the SD cards to a 3TB portable hard drive in the field?
I have a 64GB and 256GB SD card but expect to fill these in a few days shooting I'm just about to go on an extended holiday and won't be able to take a laptop.
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