Will this work for a canon powershot SD1100 ID 8.0 mega pixel camera? I had a PNY optima 4gb, SDHC, 60HD card, but it has no more space avail.
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I don't know if it will work in that camera, but I found this card to be of poor quality. I bought it to save a few bucks. However 1. after some use (maybe a couple months only) the bottom where the metal 'prongs' are, the plastic started to bend. It got to the point where I was afraid to put it in my devices for fear it would break off in the device. 2. the images started to split - the top half of one photo would be on the bottom half of the other. Not worth it, buy a SanDisk.
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I purchased 4GB ..That is size that came with my Fujifilm 14 mega pixels camera..bought at Best Buy under a hundred $..I put over 1000 photos on the memory card..thanks joan
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not sure, i'd say go to the website for canon and check see if it works with that one
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I am not sure Evangeline! I would think it would work....do you have the book to your camera? It should tell you if it would. I have a Nikon CoolPix S8100 12.1 Mega-pixel camera and these PNY cards work great and hold a lot of pictures.
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I actually don't know the answer to your question. :( You would have to google the model of your camera and this SD card's compatibility.
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This does not look like a micro Sd card. Just check the manual or look it up on canons site. If it is compatible with SDHC it should work just fine. If your camera has two slots for cards I would buy two of them.
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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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I have a Canon PowerShot SD890 IS, and I wondered if I could use this card with it? (card is Kingston 8GB) email me if you want at Thanks, Carol
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this is an regular size sd card to fit any sd card slot, its not the micro(mini) one, so if you can put a regular sd card in your camera this should work, hope that helps
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Not sure. I think all Powershots are the same size but would hate to tell you the wrong info. Try Googling it? Good luck. It did work the camera I got but it was snug and fine after we figured it out.
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I doubt this will help: I have a Powershot N and it will not accept the standard sized cards -- you must purchase a mini flash memory card. Check the size of the card slot to be sure about the format of the memory you buy. Also, you can buy a mini flash memory card and use an adapter to fit the standard slot. Your camera's manual should list the memory cards that will work or go to the Canon web site. It can be confusing and you can lose money or time or both if you don't do the research first. (I, sadly, speak from experience; however, I learn from making mistakes.)
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I used it in a Cannon SX40. The quick reference guide said "use a SDHC card only". Give a check on the Canon site, the FAQ"s have info on your question-"SD / MMC Card Compatibility Information"
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Sorry, I don't know much about camera. I bought SD 1 (2) GB cards because my Nikon was, and still is, in good working condition. It won't take the 4, 8, or larger GB cards. I bought SD cards from Amazon, however, I could only program 1 of these cards, the other 4, I could not use. An Du Pond expert helped me to program them, buthe could make one work.
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I just bought this camera with a PQI 2 GB SD card and do not have any problems with it. In fact, trying to format the card on my PC only gave me 1 GB of available space so i formated it on the SD600 and got the proper 1.86 GB available memory. For what it's worth, I can get 711 pictures on best (superfine) quality with this card.
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I an not an expert on these things but did notice one specification that may help you. Compatible with all SDHC-labeled host devices (not compatible with standard SD). I would imagine the specs on the camera you mention should help you figure out if it will work in it. Hope this helps!
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I am certain it will work fine. Sandisk make good cards. I jave only run 8GB cards in mine tho.
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I don't know how old your camera is but it's still available for purchase. I purchased this card to use in a Nikon Coolpix 5400 that I purchased in 2006 and it's no longer in production. I would say it will still work it just won't read as fast as it could if you had a newer camera. Your camera can only write the images to the card at a certain speed but not as fast as the card was designed for.I personally would look at a camera that used the much more popular "SD" cards that will hold more pictures in addition to videos and they cost much less.
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I plugged in a 64GB and it seemed to work, but looking at the file setup it is apparently only using 32GB of it. I have since swapped it out for a 32GB and used the 64GB in my Canon camera.
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It worked for my Canon Powershot SD980IS, but it was VERY tight from side to side (width.) You could compare the stats of the two to make sure yours is smaller.
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Sorry. tried looking up the specs, but on don't have enough infomation as far as sd card capacity. check your user manual, or you can call Nikon's customer service for more info.