Anyone know of a device that has a hard drive in it (or preferably one I can put a hard drive in) where you plug in an SD card, press a button and it copies the contents of the card to the hard drive?
I feel like I've seen such a device in the past.
The other option being a tablet/phone, USB hub, USB hard drive, USB SD card reader and do it that way.
A bit of proper searching also brought up those. There's a number of devices out there but I believe they're unfortunately far too expensive for what I'm looking for.
I guess a lot of them are aimed at the pro photography market and therefore £££.
Storage isn't the issue, I've already got too many SD cards. I want a way to backup on the move. Main reason is that I'm going on holiday in June and will be taking a lot of photos and like the idea of having a backup once I fill an SD card.
If I could do SD to SD I guess that could be a reasonable way considering the amount I have. I should be able to do that with the RPi setup.
Yeah I understood the backup part. I wonder if there's such a thing as an sd card duplicator.
Edit: just remembered my phone has an sd card slot. So you'd just need an OTG adaptor cable, sd card reader (not sure if you'd need a powered hub for it)*, and (maybe) file mgt app (I use File Manager HD).
I think I'm going to try the Pi Zero option (since I own one that hasn't been used since I bought it months ago :$ )
Ordered some bits, cheapo micro USB OTG hub and a few adapters and such. If I need to I'll go down the phone/tablet route but I like the idea of booting up the Pi, plugging in a hard drive, then the memory card and it happening automatically.
Just 3D printed a case for it too, but I can't seem to get the photo to upload.
Realistically I probably won't be filling one quickly, even though I'll be shooting RAW+JPG but it would be good to be able to backup everything each day.