Les disques durs de voyages?
by Hsalocin
This discussion is in French, the community’s main language.
Original post
bonjour à tous! pour faire le plus de photos possible, aparament, les disques durs de voyage sont une (très bonne?) solution, qu'en est il? cela coute combien, grosso modo? et quel en est l'autonomie?
d'ailleurs, si quelqu'un pouvait m'expliquer rapidement clairement comment cela fonctionne... MERCI!!
salut,
je ne sais pas ce que tu entends par disque dur de voyage. je compte partir pour ma part avec un disque dure externe, que je connecterais à mon ordinateur portable, ce qui me permettra l'autonomie nécessaire au niveau photos, films, ... par contre cela nécessite un ordinateur portable.
bon courage, et si tu as des infos sur de sdisques dur de voyage autre qu'externe, je suis aussi intéressé, je n'ai pas encore acheté mais disque externe.
merci
à bientot
julien
OK, MERCI
je vais voir ce que ça donne réellement au niveau des compatibilités (compatible mac, usb2, firewire, ...) et du prix.
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Il y a des tas de réponses sur VF concernant le "stockage nomade", c'est le nom utilisé pour éventuellement faire des recherches sur Google.
Il y a différentes sortes de matos et les X'Drive sont les plus connus.J'en posséde un de 30Go depuis quatre ans et dernièrement j'ai fait l'aquisition d'un Epson VP2000 de 40 Go avec un écran de 9, 8 cm.
Solution simple et facile pour stocker, mon X'Drive est toujours au fond du sac à dos et me permet de décharger quasiment 5000 photos en trés fin (je posséde un 8 Mgpixel).
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Voici un lien sur les X'Drive ou similaire : http://www.macway.com/product_info.php?cPath=10_984&products_id=4665
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Un lien sur les vrais X'Drive : http://www.xs-drive.com/index.htm
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J'ai acheté pour ma fille il y a un an le X'drive VP6210 avec disque dur de 80 gigas sur lequel tu peux stocker les photos évidement et des vidéos et de la musique; je l'avais acheté sur le site australien:
https://secure3.ozhosting.com/...ore/client/store.asp
Je l'ai reçu en 3 jours par DHL leurs prix sont incroyablement bas.
Actuellement le nouveau modèle VP 6230 se vend chez eux avec des disques dur de 40 à 120 gigas.
Pour infos: Prix livrés: le 120 gigas : 605 australien dollars soit 362 euros
le 40 gigas : 420 australien dollars soit 251 euros ( il est à 350 euros chez rue du commerce.com et le 80 gigas à 400 euros, ils ont pas le 120 gigas, )
XDRIVE VP6230 + 120 GIG 5400rpm + Car Charger
The latest Xdrive VP6230 with following features
Larger 2.5" Poly Sillison TFT high resolution LCD
Supports SM, SD/MMC, MS Pro, CF Type I/II, Micro Drive, xD Picture Cards without adapter. The rest with the adapters.
Organise playlist on the go - no PC needed.
USB 2.0 and backing up all kind of files.
Play MP3, WMA, WAV music files.
Supports JPG, TIFF, RAW, BMP slideshow with music background.
Play MPEG1 in dat & MPG, Motion JPG in AVI and MOV file format (quick fast forward and rewind and pause when watching video.
MPEG-4 decoder to support MP4?DivX 5.0 up to D1 (720x576)
Package contains: Cary Case, Charger 100-240V, Car Charger, Headphones, USB cable, All TV Connection cables, CD Room and Manual
IN STOCK AND READY TO SHIP
sinon, le moins cher des x'drive (mais ecran en noir et blanc et seulement photos) chez eux est le
XDRIVE VP2160 + 40 GIG 5400RPM + Car Charger
A standard-alone, Plam size and rechargeable storage device.
Support SM, SD/MMC, MS, MS Pro and CFType I/II, MicroDrive, Mini-SD (with adapter), RS-MMC (with adapter), MS Duo (with adapter), MS Pro Duo (with adapter).
Infinite memory & storage expansion configuration with internal Hard Disk.
Black and White LCD displays working status ( no picture preview ).
Fast & easy file transfer and storage with a simple button operating.
Very Fast Transfer rate both from memory cards to the unit and from the unit to PC.
PACKAGE CONTAINS:Carry Case, Charger, Car Charger, Cables, CD Room and manual.
IN STOCK AND READY TO SHIP
qui coute livré: 250 australien dollars soit 149.60 euros.
Sur leur site, pour avoir le prix livré, tu fais comme si tu commandes, tu mets ton choix dans le chariot, et tu fais view cart, et dans le bon de commande tu cliques sur France pour le pays et le prix se mets à jour en dollards australiens. après tu convertis le prix en euros avec un convertisseur de monnaies par exemple: http://www.xe.com/ucc/fr/
https://secure3.ozhosting.com/...ore/client/store.asp
Je l'ai reçu en 3 jours par DHL leurs prix sont incroyablement bas.
Actuellement le nouveau modèle VP 6230 se vend chez eux avec des disques dur de 40 à 120 gigas.
Pour infos: Prix livrés: le 120 gigas : 605 australien dollars soit 362 euros
le 40 gigas : 420 australien dollars soit 251 euros ( il est à 350 euros chez rue du commerce.com et le 80 gigas à 400 euros, ils ont pas le 120 gigas, )
XDRIVE VP6230 + 120 GIG 5400rpm + Car Charger
The latest Xdrive VP6230 with following features
Larger 2.5" Poly Sillison TFT high resolution LCD
Supports SM, SD/MMC, MS Pro, CF Type I/II, Micro Drive, xD Picture Cards without adapter. The rest with the adapters.
Organise playlist on the go - no PC needed.
USB 2.0 and backing up all kind of files.
Play MP3, WMA, WAV music files.
Supports JPG, TIFF, RAW, BMP slideshow with music background.
Play MPEG1 in dat & MPG, Motion JPG in AVI and MOV file format (quick fast forward and rewind and pause when watching video.
MPEG-4 decoder to support MP4?DivX 5.0 up to D1 (720x576)
Package contains: Cary Case, Charger 100-240V, Car Charger, Headphones, USB cable, All TV Connection cables, CD Room and Manual
IN STOCK AND READY TO SHIPsinon, le moins cher des x'drive (mais ecran en noir et blanc et seulement photos) chez eux est le
XDRIVE VP2160 + 40 GIG 5400RPM + Car Charger
A standard-alone, Plam size and rechargeable storage device.
Support SM, SD/MMC, MS, MS Pro and CFType I/II, MicroDrive, Mini-SD (with adapter), RS-MMC (with adapter), MS Duo (with adapter), MS Pro Duo (with adapter).
Infinite memory & storage expansion configuration with internal Hard Disk.
Black and White LCD displays working status ( no picture preview ).
Fast & easy file transfer and storage with a simple button operating.
Very Fast Transfer rate both from memory cards to the unit and from the unit to PC.
PACKAGE CONTAINS:Carry Case, Charger, Car Charger, Cables, CD Room and manual.
IN STOCK AND READY TO SHIPqui coute livré: 250 australien dollars soit 149.60 euros.
Sur leur site, pour avoir le prix livré, tu fais comme si tu commandes, tu mets ton choix dans le chariot, et tu fais view cart, et dans le bon de commande tu cliques sur France pour le pays et le prix se mets à jour en dollards australiens. après tu convertis le prix en euros avec un convertisseur de monnaies par exemple: http://www.xe.com/ucc/fr/
CHRISTIAN
"Ne pas rire, ce n'est pas sérieux"
"Ne pas rire, ce n'est pas sérieux"
Oui, moi aussi je te remercie, car je tatonne depuis un moment pour mon voyage de cet été dans l'ouest américain, et tes informations me sont bien utiles! Avec les conseils de Vilcanota, j'avais déjà opté pour un x-drive (et pas l'epson, trop cher!), mais je n'arrivais pas à savoir lequel. Maintenant mon choix est fait (vp 6230 40 gigas) et je vais aller voir sur le site australien.
Merci de nous avoir aussi bien dégrossi l'affaire😉
Merci de nous avoir aussi bien dégrossi l'affaire😉
Carnets de voyage (USA, ouest canadien, Namibie, Madère, Egypte, Islande): Voir mon profil.
http://sites.google.com/site/lemondedegrisemote/
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Salut Nicolas, sympa ton blog sur la Bolivie, autrement pour revenir au topic, le stockage nomade est le meilleur pour un long voyage, même pour les plus courts d'ailleurs 😉
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Désolé mais je ne connais pas qui serait intéressé par des photos de là bas.
Bonnes chances.🙂
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We go to Southern Africa not just for the animals, but also for that soft light, the atmosphere, and those incredible wild campsites where you feel so at home... I’d love for you all to share your favorite spots here—those we miss so much.
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I didn’t know the area before, but the Camargue is packed with "experiences": - Taking the ferry - Walking on the beaches and watching the kitesurfers - Crossing the dike on an electric bike - Horseback riding along the shore - Visiting a *manade* and attending an *abrivade* (cattle roundup) - Exploring Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, Aigues-Mortes, or Arles - Touring the salt flats of Giraud or Aigues - Photographing birds at the Parc du Pont de Gau - Watching a bull race and cheering on the *razeteurs* (bull-chasers) - Experiencing a Gypsy evening - Hiking "flat" among the reeds - Tasting bull meat - Relaxing in a peaceful haven - Testing mosquito repellent - ...
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If you’re a photographer, the park lets you stay until 6:00 PM, and afterward, you’re free to leave whenever you want. Those are the best hours for observing and photographing birds. But it’s also where you’ll see massive telephoto lenses that’ll make you feel small if all you’ve got is a small hybrid camera (like my Lumix G80) with a 100-300mm lens.
A few photo memories—starting with the *Manade de Baumelles*:








ko samui
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I suggest we take a little visual trip around the world while we wait to experience some of these destinations on your future travels. 😉
The concept is simple: one country, 5 photos that, for you, capture the essence of that country. The same country can be shared by multiple participants.
Everything goes, and the thread is open to anyone who wants to join—budding photographers, pros, or complete newbies...
Just one rule: no bad vibes! 🙂
I suggest we take a little visual trip around the world while we wait to experience some of these destinations on your future travels. 😉
The concept is simple: one country, 5 photos that, for you, capture the essence of that country. The same country can be shared by multiple participants.
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https://youtu.be/Se1be9tOpno
Bonjour à tous et toutes,
Il y a quelques années, j'avais fait cette photo jointe sur l'un des monuments funéraires du cimetière du Père Lachaise. J'avais à l'époque, posé la question de sa signification sur le forum, mais pas vraiment de réponse satisfaisante. Reste mon interrogation, donc je "reviens à la charge " avec cette photo. Merci à tous les chercheurs, connaisseurs... Pour ma part, ce n'est pas le 7 en lui même qui m'intrigue, mais le quadruple sur fond de delta lumineux! Bonne journée
Il y a quelques années, j'avais fait cette photo jointe sur l'un des monuments funéraires du cimetière du Père Lachaise. J'avais à l'époque, posé la question de sa signification sur le forum, mais pas vraiment de réponse satisfaisante. Reste mon interrogation, donc je "reviens à la charge " avec cette photo. Merci à tous les chercheurs, connaisseurs... Pour ma part, ce n'est pas le 7 en lui même qui m'intrigue, mais le quadruple sur fond de delta lumineux! Bonne journée