Memory Card Limit I read somewhere that some older DSLR cameras have upper limits for memory card space - is that the case here? I have a 2G, but know that just won't be enough for my upcoming trip.How high can I go? 32G? 16? Memory Card Limit I read somewhere that some older DSLR cameras have upper limits for memory card space - is that the case here? I have a 2G, but know that just won't be enough for my upcoming... » Read More Memory Card Limit I read somewhere that some older DSLR cameras have upper limits for memory card space - is that the case here? I have a 2G, but know that just won't be enough for my upcoming trip.How high can I go? 32G? 16? « Show Less
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I use a 4-gig card with this camera and I shoot at the maximum quality jpeg. If memory serves me right, I can usually get 700 - 850 pictures on a full card, though I rarely do so for exactly the reasons I mentioned earlier. Always back up your pictures! Twice, if you can help it!
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I get about 1000 max quality jpegs with a 4GB card with an XTi. The camera should be compatible with any current compact flash card. Storing ALL your irreplaceable images on one massive card probably isn't a very good idea due to possible loss so a daily backup method - laptop, portable image storage solution - is highly recommended.
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Sounds like a great suggestion, thanks. Do you use a 8G will this camera? Would I be correct in assuming you'd get about 1700 pics at fairly standard settings?
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it depends on the memory card that you buy. it can hold as high as 64gb 64 gets 4:30 32gb gets 2:10 16 gets 1:05 8 gets :30-35 keep in mind that the camera battery only last 2:10 so if you don't buy an extra battery there is no point in getting more than 32gb
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Hi! I actually never run out on build in 32gb. Photo works for sd. I was able to copy video from main drive to a card... I didn't tried to film on sd card. If I will try, I will consider to get some fastest card possible, because regular cards can be not able to process so much data. But I really like that camera!
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You can use any card labeled "SD", up to 2 GB. For SD cards over 2 GB, only cards labeled "SDHC" (SD High Capacity) will work with this camera. I personally use a cheap Kingston 2 GB SD card. It works just as well as SanDisk, and I haven't had any problems with it. Here's a link to it on Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Kingston-2GB-Digital-SD-Package/dp/B000EOMXM0/ref=pd_sim_p_title_1
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Surely your camera's instructions describe what card size to use. All SD cards are the same size (about a postage stamp) regardless of capacity (2gb, 32gb, etc.). If your camera takes SD, it takes SD.
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I agree with the answer below. I have used a SD 2 gb, but if you are going somewhere where you might see great things all day, visiting a national park or a foreign city, then 4-8. I have some items which I photograph almost daily, and then empty the card. In that case, a small one works well enough.
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Hi Tami. The camera specs on Amazon say the camera supports SDHC, "Storage Media: SD/SDHC Memory Card". This means the camera will support SDHC cards over 2g capacity. SDHC is 4-32g. I like the Transcend SDHC cards, they are fast and reasonably priced. They are also available from Amazon directly, and I recommend that you purchase that way. The Transcend USB reader/card combo is great value. The reader is fast. 16g is probably overkill for photos only. For video though, I would go for 16g. With Transcend it does not cost much more. Hope this helps! Your daughter will love you!
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About the only reason for MOST PEOPLE to get more than a 2 GB SD card is because they intend to take movie clips. It would take an awful lot of still photos to fill up a 2 GB card! If you intend to take a lot of movies, go for a larger card.With any of these cameras, if you intend to take long movie clips, use either a high speed SD card or a fast SDHD card. I have to be honest. I am somewhat ignorant of the real world speeds of the SDHD cards, compared to the high speed SD cards, though there are websites that do comparisons of such things.
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I use a SanDisk 32GB SDHC card. Not sure if there is an upper capacity limit. The manufacturer recommends a class 10 card for the fastest read/write speeds.
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The maximum microSD card in ALL D-Link cameras is 32GB right now. That's straight from the manufacturer by way of D-Link's PR firm. I'm a writer for a local magazine and tried a 64GB card with no success. Contacted my rep at the agency and he just found out last week that it is 32GB. Had to return my 64GB I purchased.
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I use a16gb card in this camera. I put in 64 gb card from my canon SLR and the Nikon says I have 9999 photos left. After taking about 10 pictures I still have 9999 images left. It may be a limitation of the display because a 64 gb card would have ~11,000 images.
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I think the best way to find out is by calling Canon to see if your camera will accept an SD card of this capacity. Some older cameras will only accept up to a certain number of GB's for the camera. I have an older camera from 2008 that will only accept up to 2GB.
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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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Always FORMAT new cards first in camera, I have been using the 16GB for quite sometimes now, no problem what's so ever!! Good luck!!
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Your going to want to upgrade the memory card. I now have 4 cards that are 64 GB cards. This 32 card just doesn't cut it.
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I have a 2GB card in this camera - I do not know if there is a bigger one that is compatible.
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In case anyone reads this.... I am using this camera with a 64gb Compact Flash card with no problems. (Transcend) I have not tried with a 64gb SDHC card. However, I am using a 32gb SDHC card in at the same time with no problems.