"WinXP can cause Nikon, Canon dataloss"

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"WinXP can cause Nikon, Canon dataloss"

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"Watch out for Compact Flash formats!"
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and from Canon here
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Great, I use a Nikon 990 and XP. Good thing I don't do too much with pictures after I take them. I may have rotated here and there. I hope they fix this soon. Nice find, I haven't exactly been keeping up on the digital camera world lately.
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Yeah this is good ta know ;)
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