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1bwana1 wrote:
Yesterday while shooting I got an card error when the camera was trying to write a file to the card. I turned the camera off and back on and shot the rest of the day without issue. I formatted the card in camera after transfering the images to my computer. I shot most of the day today with the same card. This afternoon I again got a card error message. This time no matter what I did the camera wouldn't write to the card. The camera also couldn't show my images already taken from the card.
Thankfully the M11 has internal memory so I was able to keep shooting today without issue. When i got home my computer was able to download the images from the card, and from the internal memory so only 1 image was lost. I tried the card again in the camera and it seemed to work after formatting. However, I have lost confidence in that card, replaced it, and threw it away.
So, I am left wondering if this was a card failure (on my second time in all my life), or has a bug finally surfaced in my M11 that is killing my cards. Not sure how to know the answer except to keep shooting, and see if I start experiencing more card failures.
Anyone else have similar experiences with either cards, or the M11?
Steve...Show more →
I'm sorry to hear about this, Steve. I faced a similar problem with my previous M11, but in my case, it had an early firmware. Even with different cards, the issue persisted, leading to random freezing. I used UHS-II SD cards from Sandisk and Lexar, just like you, and the issue didn't occur with the internal memory. My second M11 didn't have this problem, but one day, it just shut down and never came back on. That one might've had a hardware failure.
If it keeps giving you trouble even with different cards, it might be a good idea to send it to Leica NJ. There could be a silent hardware update, and it's best to get it looked at before the warranty ends.
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