Memoery Card -- 2 GB SD compatible? I'm considering buying this camera and high capacity SD card. The product page for 2GB SD card said some cameras are not compatible with high capacity.Is anyone using 2GB with this? Memoery Card -- 2 GB SD compatible? I'm considering buying this camera and high capacity SD card. The product page for 2GB SD card said some cameras are not compatible with high capacity. » Read More Memoery Card -- 2 GB SD compatible? I'm considering buying this camera and high capacity SD card. The product page for 2GB SD card said some cameras are not compatible with high capacity.Is anyone using 2GB with this? « Show Less
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Hi Yes Angry Mom you can use more than 2GB especially with 5mp digitals cameras. but with 6mp and above you can use only 2GB SD memory.
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You can definitely use a 2 GB card with this. I have the S2 IS and I even called Canon before buying my 2 GB card. You should have absolutely no problems!
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I'm using a 2GB SD card on an S3 IS without any difficulty. Don't know about the S2 IS, but seems like it should work equally well.
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Kingston 2GB stinks. 2 Weeks and started getting corruption errors. Kingston said they do not support their 2GB cards for Caon S2's
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2GB but i added a 2GB sd card and it fits all my pictures and most downloaded apps if allowed to transfer to sd card n I have 2+GB LEFT. SO the more memory u need I would get a higher sd card.
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This camera takes SDHC cards. As far as I know, once you have a camera that recognizes SDHC, the sky's the limit. For older cameras that DO NOY accept SDHC cards (those cards above 2GB), then 2GB is the limit. The reason is the file format on the cards. Up to 2GB used FAT16; above 2GB use FAT32. A few cameras that take CF cards (not SD), even if they are older, can use part of, or all o,f the larger sized CF cards, but there's no guarantee that there won't be an occasional problem with recording of images.
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I use 64gb SanDisk Extreme... I love it... this is the second camera Im using it with. I mostly HD and video.
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I am using a 64GB SD card and haven't seen any issues. I don't think there is a limit to the SD card GB but I haven't used beyond 64GB card.
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I too noticed that with the camera's internal memory, but not with my 2GB stick. btw, look at this product: Iogear USB 2.0 MEMORY CARD RW ( GFR202MSD ) in amazon, it is a pen drive which holds the memory stick inside it. Very cool and cheap, I'll be buying one. Oh, also, I was a bit disappointed with the video quality the first 2 days, then I noticed the default is "medium" quality, once I changed it to "high" quality, I decided THIS IS THE ONLY CAMCORDER I NEED.
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We're using a Sandisk 4G SD high capacity card and its working great. I think any of the SD cards work. Best to get biggest you want to buy for max pics.
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I had a 2 GB available and have never needed more. If you keep all photos on the camera without ever deleting any, use a bigger one.
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I looked in my camera but someone switched sd cards. I believe I had the fast sdhc cards 64 GB. Just to let you know, this camera is amazing... I have the battery charging right to use tomorrow. I bought this camera for a surfing trip in Nicaragua. I was in the water taking picture and set it at its highest resolution and It is GREAT. I have a Lumix camera and this beats it. Plus I can take this one in the water. Hope it helps
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I'm not sure if there is a limit in terms of memory card storage capacity. However I use 2 64G Sandisk & I can record
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You may have ran out of your 2 GB as it as i may be wrong in that it need turning or working space with GB's. Option as the 2 GB'S may have one good use as a storage option or backup far a small amount of photo or videos. GO FOR something bigger may be 16GB in that way you may run out of battery power leaving you with more GB to come back to.
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The model of the camera is not important, Len. What you'll need to find out is what type of memory card it uses for the storing of pictures. After finding what type of card you have, you should be able to see on the specs of the card reader to see if it is enabled for that. With how many types it accepts, I'm willing to bet there IS a slot of whatever you're using.
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I've used only with 32gb sdhc, however, web-canon, I check the specifications, which supports sdxc, therefore, whether it must be compatible with 64gb, I recommend you cards 16gb or 32 gb sdhc, sandisk ultra or extreme, the 64gb are still expensive, and should not use cheap memory, remember that the more large memory and a class 10 standard, can make the camera run slow, if you decide to use 32gb gb or 64gb, I recommend the ultra or extreme, of sandisk, the 16 and 32gb and or have had in canon SX130, sx160, SX20IS, fuji hs-10, fuji hs-25, and I used micro sdxc 64gb sandisk ultra in my smartphones, and performance and reliability is excellent. I've used only with 32gb sdhc, however, web-canon, I check the specifications, which supports sdxc, therefore, whether it must be compatible with 64gb, I recommend you cards 16gb or 32 gb sdhc, sandisk ultra or extreme, the 64gb are still expensive, and should not use cheap memory, remember that the more large memory and a class 10 standard, can make the camera run slow, if you decide to use 32gb gb or 64gb, I recommend the ultra or extreme, of sandisk, the 16 and 32gb and or have had in canon SX130, sx160, SX20IS, fuji hs-10, fuji hs-25, and I used micro sdxc 64gb sandisk ultra in my... » Read More I've used only with 32gb sdhc, however, web-canon, I check the specifications, which supports sdxc, therefore, whether it must be compatible with 64gb, I recommend you cards 16gb or 32 gb sdhc, sandisk ultra or extreme, the 64gb are still expensive, and should not use cheap memory, remember that the more large memory and a class 10 standard, can make the camera run slow, if you decide to use 32gb gb or 64gb, I recommend the ultra or extreme, of sandisk, the 16 and 32gb and or have had in canon SX130, sx160, SX20IS, fuji hs-10, fuji hs-25, and I used micro sdxc 64gb sandisk ultra in my smartphones, and performance and reliability is excellent. « Show Less
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I have a 2GB card in this camera - I do not know if there is a bigger one that is compatible.
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The manufacturer recommends that you use between 64 and 128MB which leads me to believe that this camera is pretty old. Newer equipment uses SD disks in the gigabyte range. The down side is that SD disks in the megabyte range are getting harder and harder to find. However, I've read about someone who shot video using up to 99GB on the SD450. He had difficulty getting his computer to recognize the disk. More than likely it's because the computer can't read or format a disk that exceeds the operational requirements of the SD450. In your case, since 2GB SD disks are relatively cheap these days, I suggest that you try it. If your computer lets you format the disk you should be able to upload your pictures. Just bare in mind that if you go higher than 2GB, you may run into problems uploading your pictures.
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I use device for my 4GB sdcard and dx card on my older camera and works great on both cards. Unfortunately I can't answer question on the higher capacity sdcards as I don't have one. ..sorry.
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2 GB cards are SD cards. SDHC are higher capacity. My Nikon D50 (older camera) uses 2 GB cards, nothing larger. 2 GB cards should work on older cameras like mine.