Portable Harddrive

[lamar328]

Hey, I'm carrying around a nikon d40 while traveling, and I want to bring a small, lightweight, and durable portable hard drive which hold around 200GB. I'm not going to have access to computers all the time, so if there's a way of just connecting the camera to the storage device without a computer then that would be a lot better.

[Marko]

I don't know anything about this product, but it looks like it might do the trick. It's only 160 GB though. Hope that helps - Marko
http://www.digitalfoci.com/photo_safe.html

[tegan]

The hyperdrive which is somewhat similar in concept but 3 times faster is also more expensive although the addition of a colour LCD screen to preview images is also helpful.

Tegan

[lamar328]

I'm really just looking for a storage device without anything fancy. It's for traveling purposes, so if it's stolen I dont want to freak out that I spent like $500 on it.
The Photo Safe (first reply) looks pretty cool, but I'm not sure if it's mac compatible. It most likely is, but I'll have to find out for sure.

[tegan]

I'm really just looking for a storage device without anything fancy. It's for traveling purposes, so if it's stolen I dont want to freak out that I spent like $500 on it.
The Photo Safe (first reply) looks pretty cool, but I'm not sure if it's mac compatible. It most likely is, but I'll have to find out for sure.

I don't know how you travel, but I have worked with $50,000 worth of photographic, audio and video equipment and have yet to have anything stolen. Maybe, just chance or luck.

I am however very security conscious.

Tegan

[PaulaLynn]

I don't know how you travel, but I have worked with $50,000 worth of photographic, audio and video equipment and have yet to have anything stolen. Maybe, just chance or luck.

I am however very security conscious.

Tegan

Whoa!