how many photographic images will it hold at one time?
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Like the others have said, it does depend oh the resolution and quality level your shooting at. I'm using this card in my Canon T3i it's an 18MP camera each photo is generally around 10meg. with this Transcend 32 gig card in the camera it says I should get around 3800 photos.
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Simple: divide the card's storage by the number of bytes in each of your pictures. Most 10 MP (megapixel) cameras generate photos of roughly 4.5 MB (megabytes) each. Divide the effective storage space of a 16 GB card (roughly 15 billion bytes) by 4.5 million bytes per picture, and you get (VERY roughly) 3333 pictures, each of which can be blown up to 16" x 20". It all depends on the resolution of your photos; if you shoot in .RAW (uncompressed) format, you'll use up the card far faster, since each image uses about ten times as much storage as a .JPG image. If you take 4 x 6 snapshots of only a few hundred megabytes, you might get over ten thousand pictures into a 16 GB card. Simple: divide the card's storage by the number of bytes in each of your pictures. Most 10 MP (megapixel) cameras generate photos of roughly 4.5 MB (megabytes) each. Divide the effective storage space of a 16 GB card (roughly 15 billion bytes) by 4.5 million bytes per picture, and you get (VERY roughly) 3333 pictures, each of which can be blown up to 16" x 20". It all depends on the resolution of your photos; if you shoot in .RAW (uncompressed) format, you'll use up the card far faster, since each image uses about ten times as much storage as a .JPG image. If you take 4 x 6... » Read More Simple: divide the card's storage by the number of bytes in each of your pictures. Most 10 MP (megapixel) cameras generate photos of roughly 4.5 MB (megabytes) each. Divide the effective storage space of a 16 GB card (roughly 15 billion bytes) by 4.5 million bytes per picture, and you get (VERY roughly) 3333 pictures, each of which can be blown up to 16" x 20". It all depends on the resolution of your photos; if you shoot in .RAW (uncompressed) format, you'll use up the card far faster, since each image uses about ten times as much storage as a .JPG image. If you take 4 x 6 snapshots of only a few hundred megabytes, you might get over ten thousand pictures into a 16 GB card. « Show Less
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Simple: divide the card's storage by the number of bytes in each of your pictures. Most 10 MP (megapixel) cameras generate photos of roughly 4.5 MB (megabytes) each. Divide the effective storage space of a 16 GB card (roughly 15 billion bytes) by 4.5 million bytes per picture, and you get (VERY roughly) 3333 pictures, each of which can be blown up to 16" x 20". It all depends on the resolution of your photos; if you shoot in .RAW (uncompressed) format, you'll use up the card far faster, since each image uses about ten times as much storage as a .JPG image. If you take 4 x 6 snapshots of only a few hundred megabytes, you might get over ten thousand pictures into a 16 GB card.
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That depends a great deal on what format you're recording them in, (JPG, TIF, or the camera's RAW format, etc.) and at what resolution you're shooting.
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Almost 500 GB... It depends from the size of your pictures to know how many can you store in it!
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it has only 16 MB internal memory/13 MB available memory for image storage (1 MB equals one million bytes) so, you would probably need an extra SD card if you want to hold more than 30 or so pictures.go to think link and scroll down to the bottom:http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq-path=7086&pq-locale;=en_US
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I have not reached the capacity of the frame yet and I have at least 1,000 photos on the frame. Be aware though that the frame does slow down on its upload after you get over 1,000 pictures
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It can hold about 500 low resolution jpgs or pictures and less than that if you have a high resolution setting. Also it can have an aprrox 30 minutes of video only...no pictures.
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If they are small maybe two. I have just done one at a time. It is very quick and easy to switch between photos.
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I would say no. There are 4 columns for 4X6 pictures. The two middle columns are for 24 horizontal photos and the two outer columns are for 16 vertical photos and same on the reverse. Each side holds 40 photos.
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Hi Virginia,If it ahas 25 pages it will hold 50 8x10 pictures. The one I order was a gift so I can't check for you. It is very nice and I will order again if the need comes up.
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For 4*6 pictures, you can put several (2-3) in the same slot with ease. I have not tried putting more than that into the slot.
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I have 2. I have a friend who recommend it to me. I haven't had any trouble with it at all. Very satisfied. Holds a lot of pictures!
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Well. A 4GB flash drive can hold roughly 1000 songs. And just 1GB can hold about 300 pictures, depending on the quality of your pictures. You have an 8GB? I think you can hold all that plus some.
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It depends on the size of the chip that you install. I have a 32 Mb chip and have over 500 JPEG photos on it. It is truly an all day photo album.
1260312
It will store just about everything. I like to use it for movies and pictures.
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I have a 4 gb in my phone and lots of memoryI have a 4 gb memory card and have 56 pics on it. never filled it up yet.
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It depends on how big your memory card is. I have a 2GB memory card in mine and it can hold around 70 pictures. Is that what you mean?
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I don't know the exact number or what size photos you are talking about but it will do a lot of 4x6 photos.
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No it does not. But I think there is some (minimal) internal memory that would hold 2-3 pictures.