What's the difference between a SDCH memory card and a SSDXC memory card-both class 10
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If it's marked "SDHC 64GB" then it's a lower capacity (cheap) fake (and slower). Authentic 64GB cards have to be marked "SDXC" (SDHC has a 32GB limit) - and cost over $30.
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Yes, there is a difference. SDHC is a slightly newer specification. Right now, it is for 4GB and 8GB only. The Very Newest cameras will state specifically DS and/or SDHC, but others that may turn out to support it didn't list it in their marketing materials like this camera. It is not on Kodak's web site, but if you google SDHC Z712IS you will see some photo forums where 'experts' say it does. Note also that Amazon (search it) sells a Kodak Accessory kit with case, card reader, SDHC card, that says it is for the Z712IS. Buyer Beware, but at least with Amazon, returns are not a problem in worst case, especially when info comes from own web site. Also search for these three words in google - shamino's dealtime z712is - and this person says they use all the time. Finally Sandisk.com has a technical PDF write-up on the differences. This is a great camera!
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I ordered a Transcend 32 GB Class 10 SDHC Flash Memory Card, when I purchased my camera. It is in my camera and I have used it to take pictures. Works fine. No problems. It's a great camera and I hope this helps you.
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I use a Class 4 SanDisk in my SX10 IS and don't have problems with the busy signal. From I've read from card reviews, apparently different brands don't always rate their cards the same. Some are faster than others in the same class.Btw, I do not recommend San Disk. They make good cards but if you ever do have a problem with one, they will bend over backwards to weasel out of honoring the warranty.
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Nothing is absolutely certain, but most devices that read SD cards will be able to read any SDHC card up to 32Gb in size. Once you get past 32Gb, you move outside of SDHC specifications and move into SDXC, and this is where your older equipment might have trouble. (SDHC and SDXC cards are physically the exact same size, but they have a different memory structure.) But this 32Gb SDHC card should be readable by most SD card readers, computers, cameras, etc. (As you purchase new equipment, you'll be purchasing SDXC-compatible devices, and the size of that format goes all the way to 128Gb.) I've used this 32Gb card on some pretty old equipment with no problem.
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This camera takes any standard SDHC memory card. Class 10 are the fastest when storing information, so the camera is ready sooner to take your next picture. But anything above class 4, which are very inexpensive now, will do for normal shooting.
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64 gig class 10 sdxc is the best card you can use. They make bigger but dont know if the camera will work with it. This is what I have and it holds appx 8500 pictures or can take almost 9 hours of video. Get like two and you'll never need another one again.
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It is true that the hfs10 has internal memory and the hfs100 has external memory. Other than that, there are no real differences. You'll just need to know which works best for you personally. For me, having multiple sd cards on hand is a must. Therefore, any kind of internal memory is instantly obsolete, never to be used. But thats just my personal need for this camera. To each his own, right?
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Class 10 is normally faster than class 6. The minimum rating for class 6 is 6Mb/sec, whereas the minimum for class 10 is 10Mb/sec. Sandisk products normally run higher than the minimum required. The faster speeds will allow for faster file transfers.
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According to information I found on the Fuji website the S9400W will accept SDHC cards to 32 GB and SDXC cards to 128GB. Not all digital cameras can utilize the SDXC format and higher capacities, but this one can. Fuji also recommends a Class 10 SD card card made either by Fuji or SanDisk. There are a number of choices in Class 10 cards in terms of capacity and transfer rate.
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i don't understand the20 mb/sec. http://www.sdcard.org/developers/tech/sdhc says class 2, 4, 6 only do 2, 4, and 6 mb/sec. the link to the sandisk card shows class 6 but does say 20mb
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I got the SAMSUNG MicroSDXC 64GB PRO Class 10 UHS-I Card for the fast read/write speed (70/20mbs). Search for best price!
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The SanDisk 32 GB SDHC Memory Card Extreme Pro Class 10 UHS-I provides photographers and videographers with a high-speed SDHC memory card rated UHS Class 1 and SDHC Class 10, offering up to 95 MB/s read and 90 MB/s write speeds. This high-capacity card is specifically engineered for sustained RAW + JPEG burst shooting modes and fast-action Full HD video recording
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Not sure what class the Kingston is but the class 10 Samsung was very fast and since I used it in my Galaxy camera the transfer speed was important to me so I could back up over 2500 picture plus some video to my MAC
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No problems with sdhc class 6 cards 4gb....I use 3different brands without issue...Kingston, kingmax, anda-data.......enjoy!
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In looking at the specs for the camera, it says it accepts an SDXC card. I love this card. Works great. Never had any issues with it and have taken over 8000 pictures on it and numerous video files.
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I did not find it on PNY's website here is the link tho, if you email them they may be able to send out a PDF or something...http://www3.pny.com/4GB-Performance-SDHC-Class-4-P2113C476.aspx I know it looks different than the one they show online, but the size and class are the same so they should be very close