Is anyone using the Kingston 4 GB CF in a Olympus C-5050? If so was anything special setup required to get the camera to recognize it? Thanks!
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I have it in a Canon Rebel and have had no trouble. My camera reconized it right away. I know this is not exactly the info you wanted but maybe it will help someone else.
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It works great with Canon 5d MKIII as that is the camera and cf card that I use. I have never been able to overun the buffer using this card and shooting at the maximum frames per second. I also have a friend that has a 5dMKIII and the same card and is just as satisfied as I am with this setup.
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The limitation on the capacity is not related to the camera, I believe. I found no restrictions in the users manual. It is only to the size of the card that you use. I regularly use a 32gb and find that more than adequate. But I do not believe that you would find a problem with one with a greater capacity.
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I had the same problem with a Patriot 8GB Class 6, but no problems with a Sandisk 8 GB Class 4. Seems like the Sony HX5V is kind of finicky with memory cards.
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Will this SD card work in an old Canon Powershot A60? Manual says to use a CF card.
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I have to say that I'm not aware of the distinction between "old large SD cards" and "regular small SD" cards. But I have two 5D's and both of them use only Compact Flash cards. If Canon has made some sort of adapter available for SD cards, I haven't heard about it. Frankly, I'd rather use the CF cards anyway--they seem easier to handle and not as likely to get lost. I say that from experience with some other cameras I have that take only the smaller SDs. You probably know that some cameras do have two slots, one for each type of card--at least that was true with the Olympus 4/3 system (OMD E-5 for example) and probably with some of the Nikons and other Canons. I have to say that I'm not aware of the distinction between "old large SD cards" and "regular small SD" cards. But I have two 5D's and both of them use only Compact Flash cards. If Canon has made some sort of adapter available for SD cards, I haven't heard about it. Frankly, I'd rather use the CF cards anyway--they seem easier to handle and not as likely to get lost. I say that from experience with some other cameras I have that take only the smaller SDs. You probably know that some cameras do have two slots, one for each type of card--at least that was true with the... » Read More I have to say that I'm not aware of the distinction between "old large SD cards" and "regular small SD" cards. But I have two 5D's and both of them use only Compact Flash cards. If Canon has made some sort of adapter available for SD cards, I haven't heard about it. Frankly, I'd rather use the CF cards anyway--they seem easier to handle and not as likely to get lost. I say that from experience with some other cameras I have that take only the smaller SDs. You probably know that some cameras do have two slots, one for each type of card--at least that was true with the Olympus 4/3 system (OMD E-5 for example) and probably with some of the Nikons and other Canons. « Show Less
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Yes, that card will work with the Olympus camera. Awesome camera for underwater use, I was very happy with the quality of the images from a snorkeling trip in the Caribbean, video too!
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i bought the Kingston 16 GB Class 4 MicroSDHC Flash Card with SD Adapter SDC4/16GB and have it in my Camera and it works perfectly. i have my camera set to HD mode and it gives me almost 3 hours of recording time.
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Thank you all for your prompt answers. I actually tried the Kingston Technology 128 GB Secure Digital Extended Capacity (SDXC) Class 10 Memory Card and it worked! I hope that our dialogue has been beneficial to all. God bless!
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I bought a SanDisk Extreme Pro 95MB/s 10 SDHC1 8GB memory card to use with it, but the regular one like you listed is the other type that I use. Either works well, although I like the higher end one for quality. This camera is more expensive, but very excellent.
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My camera is..OLYMPUS...a FujiFilm Digital A805. I use XD 2GB High Speed Type M ...and I found my memory cards at AMAZON.COM
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I have NOT experienced using the SanDisk CF in a Sony A900 but I would think that it would work - any CF card brand should work or be compatible with any camera brand. In my case, I use SanDisk, Lexar and Kingston CF cards with my Canon DSLR camera.
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Nope - this is CompactFlash (CF), your camera uses Secure Digital (SD) memory. Types of memory your camera supports is either SD, SDHC (high capacity), or SDXC (extended capacity).
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I agree it works well even with 4GB card. When I use external card reader to upload pics to the card and then I plug the card to the frame itself. Its weird that whan I use 2GB CF card I can upload pics via cable PC-FRAME but when I use SD card I have to use external reader.Anyway looks like it way to go by now. I also dont feel secure to update to the firmware that is older than what I curently have and hope that upcoming 10" model wont have such issues.Thanx for reply.
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I bought the 8GB Kingston, not the 4GB card. Looking through Amazon ads for the Coolpix 8800 most have either 512Mb or 1GB cards with them. Nikon may be able to help. Sorry I wasn't any help.
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although I use Kingston with my canon cameras, it appears they have not been tested for your camera...as a professional photographer I couldn't recommend this memory card for your camera
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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.