Knarf Posted yesterday at 09:43 AM Share #1 Â Posted yesterday at 09:43 AM Advertisement (gone after registration) I am off on holiday soon with a Q3 and would like to back up photographs on a daily basis, I know that I can download to the Leica app on my phone. But ideally I would like to backup to an external HD if possible, not thinking of taking my laptop as I will be traveling light! So the question is, has Seagate etc produced an external HD that you can plug a SD into and just download to it?? TIA for any advice / suggestions Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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PhotoCruiser Posted yesterday at 10:54 AM Share #2  Posted yesterday at 10:54 AM One of those is somewehere in a drawer, unused for a long time. Bought it many, many years ago for same reason and it worked as supposed. I suggest to not use a hard disk, but a SSD disk instead, much more robust for travelling than a HD with moving parts. Google for "external ssd with sd card slot" and many treads and products pop up. Just make sure that the device has a copy button to copy SD card to the SSD/HD and verify if only all files are copied or if you can choose them. Option would be to buy many SSD cards and a reinforced SSD Card wallet to store them protected, SSD Cards are cheap nowadays. Chris 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Chuck Albertson Posted 23 hours ago Share #3 Â Posted 23 hours ago Western Digital used to make an external drive that does exactly what you described - the My Passport Wireless SSD (it also broadcasts a WiFi signal for viewing videos, etc., on your laptop). I've used one for years for backup, both at home and on the road. But I think it has been discontinued. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
PhotoCruiser Posted 8 hours ago Share #4  Posted 8 hours ago I investigated a bit more and discovered that Google is inaccurate with the finds showing mostly discontinued products. The only available backup solution ist the ClouZen one from B&H but rather expensive. Honestly i would get enough SD cards or bring a iPad or the smallest MacBook Air and a card reader. Chris  Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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