how many photos can 8GB hold?
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The SanDisk reserves about 500 Mgb for its own setup, etc., leaving you about 7.5 Gb. The size of individual photos depends on your camera and on the settings you choose; it ranges from 3 to 10 Mgb. If you store only still shots on the drive, that would mean you can store from 750 to nearly 2000 pics. Of course, once you start adding videos with sound, you're using hundreds of Mgb for a minute of video, so....
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I THINK the way to do it is to take some of your photos, put them in a folder, and right click it to see the "properties" and how much space it is taking up in the folder and then calculate how many GB that is. I am not that knowledgeable about computers and USB flash storage, but that is what someone told me who seems to know a lot.
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I put an 8 Gig card in mine and travel extensively. It has been more than sufficient.
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Haven't a clue. But my Granddaughter seemed to have taken several hundred. But the smart thing to do is download the pic's every day or so or it becomes too much of a chore and you can't be bothered, and then you lose them all. Because really, suppose it stored 2000, what are you going to do with them? I am the wrong person to ask this because I am probably too methodical. I take a lot of pictures whilst on vacation, and then every night I download them, get rid of the crap and date them. But that's me.
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You could use whatever size you would like but 32gb can hold 2-3k photos...I run to 32gb, one for photos and other is dedicated for video. Works well
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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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Music files and photo files can take up lots of memory. How much memory depends of the size of files you want to record there. I have a quality camera, and my photo files often run a little over 10 meg. I could store around 750 of those on an 8 gig thumb drive. (8 GB = 8000 MB)
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i really agree with the answer supplied by Michael Maguire...it all depends on the size of the photos you wish to store. Mr Maguire gave an excellent answer.
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I have a 32GB card, works just fine and holds around 1000 high quality pictures.
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The album holds 8x10 photos. If your photos are this size, then they will fit in this album. The album is very nice!
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Yes. I use an 8 gig SD card. With an adapter, you can connect that card with your computer. I reduce the size of my photos to abut 25% of original so more will fit on the card. I have 2,000 pictures on the card and the card is only 20% full.
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Transcend 8GB, class 6. No problems. Got 2 rather than 1-16GB just because they do go bad (no matter the brand) and I would rather have just 1/2 of the vacation pictures spoiled rather than all of them.
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I used the 16GB, took over 1700 pictures / short video clips and only used about 1/3 of the space. Just a thought. However, I believe it takes up to 32GB. Good luck.
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Hi Linda! It would depend on a few factors such as the sizes and resolutions of the images. The smaller the photos, the more photos that can be stored! I would think you should be able to put several hundred if you want a guess. :)
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A 16Gb card can hold 5061 pictures with compression, 3217 without. So a 32Gb card will hold twice that amount.
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You have to make some calculation on your own. How many megabytes are your photos? The 500 Gb disk is about 500 thousand megabytes. So if you divide 500 000 by your average photo size, you get approximate the amount of photos you can store. If your photos are 10 Mb, then it can store 50 000 photos.Best regardsRune Fimland
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With the stick that I am using I only have about 120 pictures. I think the number will depend on the device that you use in the frame. I don't think it has an internal memory. For me, I just use sticks and change them when I want to.
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There is 32GB (I am answering this from memory) of internal memory, not all of which is available to store images. It can take a SD, SDHC, or an Extended SD(XC?) (>32GB).