Does Canon Powershot SD 780 IS take 16 GB SDHC card? I have been trying to decide whether to buy a 16 GB SDHC card or 8 GB SDHC card. I checked many discussion forums and web sites, but so far haven't been in luck. Does anyone know whether Canon Powershot SD 780 IS takes 16 GB SDHC card or not? Thanks! Does Canon Powershot SD 780 IS take 16 GB SDHC card? I have been trying to decide whether to buy a 16 GB SDHC card or 8 GB SDHC card. I checked many discussion forums and web sites, but so far... » Read More Does Canon Powershot SD 780 IS take 16 GB SDHC card? I have been trying to decide whether to buy a 16 GB SDHC card or 8 GB SDHC card. I checked many discussion forums and web sites, but so far haven't been in luck. Does anyone know whether Canon Powershot SD 780 IS takes 16 GB SDHC card or not? Thanks! « Show Less
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My daughter lost her power shot 770 we are trying to decide what to replace it with. The best part of the 770 I thought was the ease of wich I could download her videos to my computer. ( aside from the fact that it was an awesome camera). I am worried that some one reported vsta problems, but I think going to HD video is an important step. Has anyone had success with downloading to vista OS (no software)?Does it have to download to quicktime?
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I have no experience with "Vista" as such (i use XP myself) but as far as "Quicktime" goes, my older Canon Powershot A480 would store ".AVI" files (640x480x30fps with mpeg-2 compression, i think). My later Canon Powershot SD780 IS on the other hand stores HD video (1280x720x30fps) in Quicktime ".MOV" format (with h.264 codec compression). "Downloading" to the computer should be equally easy either way, it's more a question of "playing it" (what media player software
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I had the same question at the same time! Just found the answer here: http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&fcategoryid;=145&mode;lid=18183#SupportDetailAct and search for "largest" - it is the first answer in the list that comes up. For SDHC, it says: Secure Digital High Capacity currently supports capacities up to 32 GB.
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So what does that mean regarding shooting video with this camera, ie., How long of a video can be shot with a 8GB under continuous operation, 16GB, etc?
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I have a Canon Powershot SD780 myself and have used a 16Gb card over and over with no troubles. The 4gb-PER-CLIP limit realistically kicks in at just over 21 minutes when shooting 1280x720x30fps. I once had trouble with a 32gb card which died after shooting a lot of continuous video on a warm night, i think that (inexpensive off-brand of) card might have "melted" (camera was getting hot). But i have NEVER had trouble with 16GB or 8GB SDCH cards in the Powershot SD780. Nice camera :)
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Thanks, Kurts. I just ordered a 16 GB SDHC card and hope it will work when it arrives. Here are the maximum size for other types of memory cards to be used for Canon Powershot SD 780 IS according to www.usa.canon.com:SD: Secure Digital standard card supports capacities up to 2 GB.SDHC: Secure Digital High Capacity currently supports capacities up to 32 GB.MMC: MultiMedia Card supports capacities up to 1 GB.MMCPlus: MultiMediaCardPlus supports up to 4GB currently.HC MMCPlus: High Capacity MultiMediaCardPlus supports up to 8 GB capacities currently. Thanks, Kurts. I just ordered a 16 GB SDHC card and hope it will work when it arrives. Here are the maximum size for other types of memory cards to be used for Canon Powershot SD 780 IS according to www.usa.canon.com:SD: Secure Digital standard card supports capacities up to 2 GB.SDHC: Secure Digital High Capacity currently supports capacities up to 32 GB.MMC: MultiMedia Card supports capacities up to 1 GB.MMCPlus: MultiMediaCardPlus supports up to 4GB currently.HC MMCPlus: High Capacity MultiMediaCardPlus supports up to 8 GB... » Read More Thanks, Kurts. I just ordered a 16 GB SDHC card and hope it will work when it arrives. Here are the maximum size for other types of memory cards to be used for Canon Powershot SD 780 IS according to www.usa.canon.com:SD: Secure Digital standard card supports capacities up to 2 GB.SDHC: Secure Digital High Capacity currently supports capacities up to 32 GB.MMC: MultiMedia Card supports capacities up to 1 GB.MMCPlus: MultiMediaCardPlus supports up to 4GB currently.HC MMCPlus: High Capacity MultiMediaCardPlus supports up to 8 GB capacities currently. « Show Less
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Tallguitarplayer:The instruction manuel says 8 GB 43min. 32 sec. But ther eis a limit for each clip. The maximum length for each clip is 4GB, i.e.29 minutes 59 seconds. The recording utomatically stops when either the file size reaches 4 GB or the recording time reaches 29 minutes 59 seconds.
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Yes, it does--but it does not give you the option to keep the original photo. That is, the full color photo and the color accent photo. This was an option on the SD790IS.
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Hello everybody just to confirm I placed the call to the CANON Support 1-800-652-2666 and this phone does support up to the memory capacity on the SDHC 32GB. I hope this confirms everybody's concerns & this phone # is very handy for all your needs with Tech support or any questions regards to the CANON models.
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According to the Canon G20 video Camera website that camera will take 2 sdhc cards. Be sure to buy the largest capacity card available and be sure it's a "Class 10" for video...
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With the 20d cameras can only store up to a total of 8GB's . So if you get a card with larger capacity it stops at about 8GB. There is a firmware update through canon which will enable a larger capacity. Go to the canon website and request a link for the firmware update.
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Hello,The SD850 is the upgrade of the SD700 hence the 35-140mm. While, the SD870 is the upgrade of the SD800 both have 28-105mm. See the SD850 review here for more details: http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/canon/powershot_sd850-review/index.shtml
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I currently am very impressed with the camera. I have two of them and have had them almost two years. I cannot answer your question specifically regarding the 16 gig card but I can tell you that I use an 8gig card for video only with thirty second clip rates. the longest I have left them without checking them was two months and I had almost two hundred video clips of animals. I have never filled up the card. This is during rut in Wisconsin so I think a 16 gig card would last forever, as long as the camera excepted it which is what I am uncertain of. Good luck, cameras are the best I have ever had, way better than Wildgame or Cuddieback from personal experience. I currently am very impressed with the camera. I have two of them and have had them almost two years. I cannot answer your question specifically regarding the 16 gig card but I can tell you that I use an 8gig card for video only with thirty second clip rates. the longest I have left them without checking them was two months and I had almost two hundred video clips of animals. I have never filled up the card. This is during rut in Wisconsin so I think a 16 gig card would last forever, as long as the camera excepted it which is what I am uncertain of. Good luck, cameras are the best I have... » Read More I currently am very impressed with the camera. I have two of them and have had them almost two years. I cannot answer your question specifically regarding the 16 gig card but I can tell you that I use an 8gig card for video only with thirty second clip rates. the longest I have left them without checking them was two months and I had almost two hundred video clips of animals. I have never filled up the card. This is during rut in Wisconsin so I think a 16 gig card would last forever, as long as the camera excepted it which is what I am uncertain of. Good luck, cameras are the best I have ever had, way better than Wildgame or Cuddieback from personal experience. « Show Less
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Personally I put in a 4 GB SDHC card and it can hold ~500 pictures on the highest quality setting. I don't think you need much more memory than about 8 GB with this camera.
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I haven't found a maximum size listed in any of Canon's documentation. The camera should be compatible with any existing SDHC card currently made and, theoretically at least, any future SDHC card (though it may require a firmware update).
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Hi Lee,I'm Jewel with Kingston Technical Support, here to address your question. Do you mean the Canon Powershot A720 IS? If you do it supports up to a 32GB SDHC card. As such this Class 4 8GB SDHC card is compatible and will work with the camera. For any further assistance, please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you.Thank you for selecting Kingston as your upgrade partner.
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Mind did come with an 8GB SD Card. That is not very much space for a 12 mp camera. Oh, it isn't a micro card. I also purchased a SanDisk Ultra 32GB 30mb per second card. Here is the Amazon link for the card: SanDisk Ultra 32GB SDHC Class 10/UHS-1 Flash Memory Card Speed Up To 30MB/s- SDSDU-032G-U46 (Label May Change) [Old Version]
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No. I found it best to use 32GB micro SDHC. 16 GB is good too, but may be good for maybe a few hours before it's full and starts to loop and write over other files.
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I bought an SDHC card for the camera with 16 Gb. You can purchase as much storage as you want, but I felt this was all I would need because I transfer photos and video off the camera to my computer and then delete what I have stored on the camera so I am ready for the next event.
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SD memory cards are limited to less than 4GB according to the standard. SDHC is a newer extension of the SD memory card standard allowing memory cards to be designed with more memory than 4GB (up to 32GB). While the Rebel XS can use either SD or SDHC cards, your computer may not be able to read the newer SDHC cards if its a few years old so you may need an external SD/SDHC card reader. Generally speaking, photos can be copied faster from a class 6 memory card to your computer when you're using a memory card reader. A Class 6 may also help a bit when you're shooting in burst mode and hit the maximum. A class 4 card will work perfectly fine, just somewhat slower when transfering your photos.
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I have a Canon 20D and just found out that my camera only can use 8GB, I wish that I knew this before buying this card!
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I have a 16 GB SDHC card in mine, and have never come CLOSE to filling it! Hope this helps!
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According to the manufacturer page it supports up to 32GB. http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/digital_cameras/powershot_sx160_is#Specifications
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I like Sandisk as well, however I bought a Sandisk 32 GB class-10 card for this camera and it errors all the time so I don't use it. The 16 GB card (unknown class) that comes with the camera works well and I don't plan to buy another one unless this one dies.
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This camera takes either SD or SDHC cards. They are physically the same size and shape, but the HC means "high capacity". It's crazy how many pics you can fit on a modern digital camera with the newer cards!