SD750 VS. SD1000: I need a SD card?
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As a user of the SD750 myself, I find it very easy to use in comparison to the SD1000. A few things you ought to know about the SD750 is that, it is an actual upgrade of the SD600 which by the way was a phenomenon camera. And to me it is quite obvious that the SD1000 is of a lower value compared to the SD750. You should also know that the SD750 has a digital image stabilizer that actually works unlike the SD1000, it takes an amazing shot in the dark. For example, when ever I go clubing, I enjoy taking lots of pictures of subjects without the drunks in the background and this camera does it all for me. Not to forget that it is SDHC capable, so if you are someone who enjoys taking short videos on the go, these camera will do that for you also with an amazing sound amplifyer, all you do is just by a 4GB SD card and you got yourself up to 80mins of video recordings and did I mention that the large lcd screen is scratch resistant? and a longer battery life. I know all these functions and features without even reading the manual nor did I install the driver that comes with it, why you may ask, because it is also idiot proof. It is quite obvious I need to go work for canon and that the 750 is without a doubt a better buy or as most will say, a wiser investment.
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Nope-but SD cards have come down in price. Try to get a fast one like Class 10 to speed up the processing.
886417
Any Class 10 SD Card will work. You can use SD, SDHC, SDXC. I would stick with a name brand since you will probably be using this for paid gigs and reliability is more important than price.
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SDHC CARD (at least that's what is written on the little thing) Hope that helps. I don't think the amount of storage makes any difference.
531717
Stick to brand name SD cards. You can use those in lots of other devices too.Memory sticks are a Sony proprietary device so are less interchangeable. I tend to stay with established standards, and unless another design offers compelling new features I see no reason to use it.
298559
any high speed SD card....NOT TO EXCEED 2 GB CAMERA WON'T 'SEE' ANYTHING LARGER.
211604
Any standard SD card should work. I have an old 2 Gig an it holds a lot of photos from the converter.
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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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Not an expert on this but I think the 700 series only supports 4GB SD cards.
1029639
There's no SD slot, so as the other answer said, you'll need to get a USB SD reader. There's good ChromeOS support for uploading photos to Picasa and services like that, too.
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hi you may try 64gb sd card for your storage needs amazon has offers some times for the cards for less then 25 usd!
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You should be able to use any SD card. The more space the better unless you are constantly backing things up. I think I used two different capacity cards at one point and it worked fine.
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I am using a 64 GB, class 10 micro SD card. Currently Fry's has one on sale for about $40.00. That's in its LA, CA area stores, of course.
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SD or SDHC. 8Gb cards are inexpensive and should be perfectly adequate for the files that you will produce.
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i bought this on friday and i got this one, http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003VNKNF0 basically any SD, SDHC, SDXC will work with this.
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I have the SD700 and I am looking to upgrade to the 850 or something similar. Both seem to have the same battery indicator issue. It would be really nice for them to include an indicator but, alas, no. So what I do with the 700 is 1) have a second battery. I rarely need it but it is good to have on vacations and other high use periods. 2) The battery will last for WEEKS when I am not using it to often, so when its convenient I throw it in the charger. It usually takes less than an hour to come to a full charge. Good luck!
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Yeah, I was wondering the same thing. I have a 4gb SDHC that would make or break the decision to buy this.