jobo giga vu VS epson p4000

[yodelyo]

hi...i was just about to buy the Epson P4000 but I just read the latest review about the new Jobo device on Rob G's link, the article says that they are not impressed w/ the Epson, that the Jobo is going to rule the world, etc. Why? I did not see any info on what was "wrong" with the epson.

I need the device to back up CF cards while shooting on location where I dont have my laptop, then be able to edit the Raw files, check sharpness, etc. ( I have the canon 1ds m2 & canon 5d ), does the epson p4000 do this well?

[kbolin]

I need the device to back up CF cards while shooting on location where I dont have my laptop, then be able to edit the Raw files, check sharpness, etc. ( I have the canon 1ds m2 & canon 5d ), does the epson p4000 do this well?
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Using a device while shooting on location you want speed... that is the drawback of the P4000.  

Kelly

[yodelyo]

Using a device while shooting on location you want speed... that is the drawback of the P4000. 

Kelly
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really.....the jobo says it can download a full 4gb card in 8 minutes, do you know how long the epson p4000 takes for this task?

[madmanchan]

really.....the jobo says it can download a full 4gb card in 8 minutes, do you know how long the epson p4000 takes for this task?
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No idea, but the P2000 takes about a half hour.  Are the P4000's out yet?

Eric

[61Dynamic]

really.....the jobo says it can download a full 4gb card in 8 minutes, do you know how long the epson p4000 takes for this task?
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As said in the article you read, it takes the Epson a half-hour for a 4GB card.