SUMMARY
The Nikon D5 experienced a notable issue with its card ejection mechanism during a space mission, as humorously noted by DPReview. This incident highlights a common frustration for photographers: the potential for a card's spring-loaded ejection mechanism to send it flying during insertion or removal. The event, captured with an image from NASA, serves as a relatable anecdote for anyone who has ever fumbled with camera storage media.
TAKEAWAYS
Nikon D5's card ejection mechanism malfunctioned in space.
The incident mirrors common photographer issues with card handling.
A NASA image illustrates the space-related mishap.