SD and SDHC: is there a difference? I don't know the difference between these so I don't know if this camera will take an SDHC? I want a 4 gig card and have noticed that these are identified as SDHC. Kodak indicated is accepts SD. Is there a difference? thanks! SD and SDHC: is there a difference? I don't know the difference between these so I don't know if this camera will take an SDHC? I want a 4 gig card and have noticed that these are... » Read More SD and SDHC: is there a difference? I don't know the difference between these so I don't know if this camera will take an SDHC? I want a 4 gig card and have noticed that these are identified as SDHC. Kodak indicated is accepts SD. Is there a difference? thanks! « Show Less
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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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Thanks. I'm currently enjoying the camera already. I want a 4 or more gig card for video. I'm also accumulating the compulsory accessories, batteries, chargers, screen protectors, etc .
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Interesting. I never even knew that standard SD (not SDHC) were available up to 8 gig. I thought that they maxed out at 2 gigs. good to know. Wish the thing DID read SDHC at the card slot. Still, it's a pretty nice device.
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I was a bit confused about the SD versus micro SD thing when I ordered also.Turns out, its both. Apparently an SD card can be used as is, if that's what your gadget takes. But if you want the micro SD you just pop it out of the SD.It is actually INSIDE the SD card!
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I've found that ALL "SD" cards will work. SD is a standard for the card size and performance. Even though all SD cards are the same size and will fit and function in any device with an SD reader, the performance can vary. I use the medium to high grade (fast) ones for the best performance. If you are going to shoot HD video you really should use the higher grade SD's as they are faster and will give you a higher quality final image. Research it some more by "Googleing" SD standards to learn more about SD standards of performance. You can usually find the higher grade ones on sale somewhere, just make sure the speed is adequate for your needs. Good luck!
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SDHC works like a champ, I believe it can handle up to a 16Gb card...Fred Dagg seems to have provided the thorough answer below.
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We bought an 8gb SDHC to go with this camera and it works great. Don't know if a bigger one would work any different or not. Hope this helps.
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Physically, SD cards are the same size unless you're referring to mini-SDs which are very small but still work in a standard SD slot by using an adapter that usually comes with a mini-SD. The difference in SD cards is internal and has to do with speed and capacity. The IOEGA MediaShair has the standard SD slot that will except any SD card.
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Mine came with a 32 GBToshiba SDHC i. The card says 30MB/s, although I dont know what that actually means. The card cartridge that comes with the extras package is also cool, although I still find a standard USB Camera cord to be the better method of uploading my pictures to computer. I'm a little leery of constantly pulling the memory card out of the camera and into the computer. I wish that Canon had included the USB cord with the camera. The extra battery with this package costs $60 on Canon site so this is a really good deal. And 32 gigs is a huge card. It's amazing how inexpensive memory has gotten over the past few years. Mine came with a 32 GBToshiba SDHC i. The card says 30MB/s, although I dont know what that actually means. The card cartridge that comes with the extras package is also cool, although I still find a standard USB Camera cord to be the better method of uploading my pictures to computer. I'm a little leery of constantly pulling the memory card out of the camera and into the computer. I wish that Canon had included the USB cord with the camera. The extra battery with this package costs $60 on Canon site so this is a really good deal. And 32 gigs is a huge card. It's amazing how inexpensive... » Read More Mine came with a 32 GBToshiba SDHC i. The card says 30MB/s, although I dont know what that actually means. The card cartridge that comes with the extras package is also cool, although I still find a standard USB Camera cord to be the better method of uploading my pictures to computer. I'm a little leery of constantly pulling the memory card out of the camera and into the computer. I wish that Canon had included the USB cord with the camera. The extra battery with this package costs $60 on Canon site so this is a really good deal. And 32 gigs is a huge card. It's amazing how inexpensive memory has gotten over the past few years. « Show Less
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Here is a link to answer your question:http://www.differencebetween.com/difference-between-sdhc-and-vs-sdxc/
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There's one right here on Amazon, Kodak C1530 EASYSHARE Digital Camera Memory Card 8GB (SDHC) Secure Digital High Capacity Class 4 Flash Card, but you can use any SD or SDHC card like SanDisc and other. If you make a lot of videos buy a large storage card, like 16GB, if not, buy a small one, like 4MB. Take pictures, be happy!
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When a digital camera says "Busy" just after taking a shot what is happening is the camera writing the image you just shot as a file on the memory card. Some memory cards are faster than others. When selecting an SDHC card for use in a digital camera look for one that is a Class 6 card, this refers to the write speed and is the fastest of the three existing classes (2, 4 and 6).
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In looking at the specs for the camera, it says it accepts an SDXC card. I love this card. Works great. Never had any issues with it and have taken over 8000 pictures on it and numerous video files.
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According to the manual for an item I just purchased, one must be able to format the SDHC card with a FAT 32 system. The standard SD card is formated with FAT 16. That difference may mean that your device must be FAT32 capable to use the SDHC card. Not sure, but logic says...
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Usually camera companies use the same cable (and software I guess) to download your pictures into your computer. I ended up buying a Cannon and found that the cable of my previous Cannon was compatible so I did not have to buy a new cable. I am imagine the same is true for your Kodaks. Hope this helps.
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Really depends on how you intend to use the camera. I take a lot of pictures of my kids. Also depends on what resolution you set your camera to take photos. You should be fine with a 4GB card, but I have purchased 32 and 64GB cards just so I can keep most pictures in one place. Any brand of SD card that you trust is fine.
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I honestly don't have an answer for you. I have no idea about your use nor the difference in SD memory. In my case I had a defective memory card and it was replaced by the company with no problems.
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Greetings, No, the camera does not include a SD card.From the manual: This camera supports use of SD memory cards of the following type and capacities:SD memory cards up to 2GBSDHC memory cards from 2GB up to 32GBSDXC memory cards from 32GB up to 2TB.I use this camera for work and I have separtely purchased a SDHC 32GB card.Has been working fine from Jan 2014 to present (March 30,2014).I use the included camera's cable to connect directly to the camera to transfer the files to my PC.I am very satisfied with the camera, I use it to evaluate high speed machinery function, and it has worked well.Also impressed with the battery life of this camera, it has been fine.Best reguards, Art Greetings, No, the camera does not include a SD card.From the manual: This camera supports use of SD memory cards of the following type and capacities:SD memory cards up to 2GBSDHC memory cards from 2GB up to 32GBSDXC memory cards from 32GB up to 2TB.I use this camera for work and I have separtely purchased a SDHC 32GB card.Has been working fine from Jan 2014 to present (March 30,2014).I use the included camera's cable to connect directly to the camera to transfer the files to my PC.I am very satisfied with the camera, I use it to... » Read More Greetings, No, the camera does not include a SD card.From the manual: This camera supports use of SD memory cards of the following type and capacities:SD memory cards up to 2GBSDHC memory cards from 2GB up to 32GBSDXC memory cards from 32GB up to 2TB.I use this camera for work and I have separtely purchased a SDHC 32GB card.Has been working fine from Jan 2014 to present (March 30,2014).I use the included camera's cable to connect directly to the camera to transfer the files to my PC.I am very satisfied with the camera, I use it to evaluate high speed machinery function, and it has worked well.Also impressed with the battery life of this camera, it has been fine.Best reguards, Art « Show Less