In most cases, your phone’s Sim card is in the same location, and will need to be removed along with the card. In certain phones, the slot is located beneath the battery pack, and on other phones you need a paper clip to eject the card slot. Sometimes accessing your micro SD card slot on your cell phone can become a problem. In the end, this might not become a problem, but if you enjoy running large capacity cards in your trail cameras, it is definitely something you will need to take into consideration. Each cell phone only takes a certain size card, and you will have to spend the time researching this and finding the middle ground between your trail camera’s SD card requirements and your phone’s. However, with micro SD cards you also need to pay attention to the GB size requirements for your cell phone. This is something that you will need to pay attention to regardless if you use a micro SD card or not. Some cameras only take cards up to 32 GB while others may take a card as large as 512 GB. With any SD card you have to pay attention to the size requirements of your trail camera. Once you take a micro SD card out of the adapter, it is like trying to hold onto a piece of lint, and if you drop it, you are going to spend a lot of time searching the forest floor. If you are anything like me, handling small objects often becomes difficult to keep track of.
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A full size SD card is a mere 1.25″ and takes up little space as it is. While some may argue that size of a Micro SD card could be considered an advantage, you really do not save a lot of room in your pocket when you make the switch. Prices on these devices may vary anywhere from $10 for phone adapters to $200 for high quality card readers. Where you will save in price however is when you no longer need to purchase a SD card reader. Each card is a Sandisk Ultra class 10 card *All cards from this chart are prices from Amazon. The price on its own is very comparable to a regular size SD card. The price of a micro SD card alone is not going to save you any money. There is no need to pack an extra SD card reader, or even a laptop or tablet, everything you need to see photos is already with you. Using a micro SD card gives us the convenience of simply plugging the card directly into our phone and viewing photos from it. Whether we use it only for emergencies, or to check email, or even as a GPS function, it is always with us in the field. In today’s society everyone is carrying a cell phone with them. Using a micro SD card is just simply more convenient to check your photos in the field. The files on your phone will appear in thumbnails, but by clicking on each individual picture you can access them in full image resolution. This will bring up the option for your SD card and by selecting that you will have all the files from your trail camera directly on your phone without any adapters, cords, or extra gear to carry with you.
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How to access the SD card is simply by going to your phone’s settings and clicking on storage. On most cell phones the photos will not immediatley pop up.
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