Can't Review Photos On 128GB Card

[rhinton1961]

I have a Lexar 128gb SD card. I am using a fully updated X-T1. I usually shoot raw+jpg. When the card gets about half full I can't review my pictures in the camera. It still store pictures, but I just can't review them in camera anymore. Is it me? Is it the card? Any help appreciated. 

[darknj]

Quick question, is it a real 128gb card or one of those cheap knock off?

[rhinton1961]

I assume it's a real deal lexar. I bought it through B&H.

[darknj]

Yes, it it's a real one then.

 

Did you scanned the SD card for consistency ? Even real cards, you can still get faulty ones.

[erwiurewurwehu]

I wonder if there is a limit on the number of images. If you delete some images can you review again?

[darknj]

I wonder if there is a limit on the number of images. If you delete some images can you review again?

 

The file viewing limit wouldn't make any sense on such a high end body. Plus, rhinton shoots JPEG + RAW, that's like 3k pictures in total, not really a high number if you ask me. My Nikon 1 can review over 10k of Jpegs without a single hitch, it would seems very queer for the X-T1 to be stopped at 1.5k pictures

[erwiurewurwehu]

The file viewing limit wouldn't make any sense on such a high end body. Plus, rhinton shoots JPEG + RAW, that's like 3k pictures in total, not really a high number if you ask me. My Nikon 1 can review over 10k of Jpegs without a single hitch, it would seems very queer for the X-T1 to be stopped at 1.5k pictures

It wouldn't make sense indeed. But you never know... 

[Max_Elmar]

All cards die. It's just a matter of time. About 3-5% are faulty from the factory. I never use cards larger than 16gb except for video. Just too easy to loose thousands of images at once. The cost per GB goes up, too. Last I checked, you need a new folder for more than 9999 photos. Still, again, way too many too lose in one shot.