The description says that the Fujifilm XP70 16 MP Digital Camera uses a SDHD memory card..does it also use a SD and an SDHC? I can't find HD cards.
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I assume you think SD is Standard Definition. SD is the type of card, like AA, or AAA for batteries, it is the correct card for the slot it fits into.
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Yes, this have a memory card slot for SDHC and SDXC. Japan model have japanise manual but the Operation System of the camera is in Japanise and English and have tutorials in english in the screen, is very very easy to learn to use.
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I don't have a Fuji xp70. But it works on my Samsung wb850f camera. Thank you.
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I think all DX cameras have a 1GB limit for memory cards. You can make sure by searching Kodak 4530, and go to Kodak support.
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1. Camera will not shoot video with out a memory card or stick. I ordered a Sony 64GB SDXC Class 10 UHS-1 R40 Memory Card SF64UY/TQMN when I ordered the camera. "Only to find out the Camera will only handle up to 32 GB SD cards."
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FYI, just bought my Z712S and a 4 Gig SDHC card last Black Friday, and the camera accepts the memory card. The camera is so easy to use that I didn't even need to read the manual to use the basic functions. I also bought 2 KLIC-8000 recahrgeable batteries and a charger (works with both AC and in the car) from eBay.
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The particular camera I bough didn't come with a memory card but you can get them on Amazon for really reasonable price. I think I use a 16 or 32 GB so I never have to worry about having a full card, especially b/c the camera shoots video.
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Personally, I bought a transcend 16gb sdhc memory card and it works fine. I dont know if it takes sdxc because i dont have an sdxc memory card but sdhc works great so far.
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With this camera I bought the 7 day shop professional high speed secure digital high capacity SD HC memory card - class 10. It has been superb with the camera and was a competitive price - mine is 32GB though - which is more than enough for me.I hope this helps.Paul
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I have sold my camera but only ever used sdhc. Check what the specs say on fuji's web site
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Hi Dear Kristin,Good day.Thank you for your message.Based on your question, here is the answer:1, This camera doesn't come with memory card; 2, This camera supports Micro SD Card up to Max 32GB;And 8GB, 16GB, 32GB Micro SD are available from Ueasy Store.8GB: extra 8USD/pcs;32GB: extra 30USD/pcs;Is there any other question about this camera?Kind regards,Ueasy Store
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It uses a regular SD Card, that will fit into any camera, but I don't think it comes with one. If it did, it didn't hold more than a couple pictures. I put one in immediately with more memory. This was a few years ago; maybe now it comes with more...
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When I needed smart media card, I was replacing a card that no longer worked in my camera. I am not sure that it works in Fujifilm cameras. Butk,you might be able to check online for matches. But, if you know you used smart media before, it will work again. The cards are larger than the new SD cards being sold. Good luck. GJ
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No, there is no memory card included. I purchased a 16 GB Sandisk SDHC card on eBay for $12 with free shipping. It takes care of lots of pictures. You can buy smaller cards for less. I also purchased a charger and two extra batteries from Amazon. I have found battery life is very good.
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iT DOESN'T COME WITH MEMORY CARD. I BOUGHT ONE ULTRA PLUS SDHC UHS-I CARD [speed up to 48 MB/s 320 x ] , SanDisk [ could use other one, the EXTREMEPLUS , by ScanDisk ]
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Always assume a camera does NOT come with a memory card unless it specifically states that it does. Most cameras (from all manufacturers) have very little built-in memory; perhaps enough for a couple photos just to test out the camera. Memory cards are relatively inexpensive. For cameras that support both SD and SDHC it's probably best to stick with SDHC Class 6 (Class 4 may be OK if on a tight budget, but avoid Class 2). If they support only SD, you want one of the faster SD cards usually rated 50x or 133x or labeled with words like as "ultra" or "elite" or "extreme". Although many cameras aren't even fast enough to fully utilize that speed you don't want the memory card to be the bottleneck, so don't just get the cheapest/slowest one you can find since even the moderately fast ones are pretty low-cost. Also note, for this camera specifically, it says: "Capture images to SD/SDHC memory cards (not included)" So any SDHC Class 4 or higher card should probably be fine. Even some of the cheaper brands like Transcend seem to work OK in most of my cameras/devices, although the bigger name brands like Sandisk, Lexar, Kingston, or the HP-branded ones might be slightly better quality in some cases. I think 2GB is plenty for most point and shoot cameras (and many people get by with even smaller ones) but going larger means you can store more photos before needing to transfer them to a computer. Keep in mind that if you have only one card and it gets lost or damaged or stolen before you transfer them to a computer you could lose all your photos. That's why I usually go with the smaller cards and use more than one card if I need to take a ton of photos, or go with an Eye-Fi card that can transfer the photos to a computer or the web wirelessly if you're near a usable Wi-Fi network and leave the camera turned on long enough for them to upload. Those are a little pricey, but available from Amazon, or the eye.fi site, or from Google with an online storage plan ( http://www.eye.fi/google ).
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The camera is capable of using all 3 types of cards. SDHC and SDXC give you the largest capacities. SD cards max out at 4 gigs. SDHC max out at 32 gigs and SDXC can go up to 2 Terabytes but typical cards are 64 to 128 gigs and they are $$$$. I bought a 16 gig SDHC class 10 for my camera. Each image at full resolution is about 5 to 7 MB in size. A 4 minute movie in full HD is about 140 MB in size. Class 10 is the fastest class and can read/write fast enough to keep up with HD video recording without lag. they are all flash memory type cards.