It says "HD Video" on the memory card title name. This will work for pictures too, right? RAW photos?
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Yes, it says HD video because of the speed of data transfer to the camera, but it is perfect for pictures too
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It works great for RAW file photos. I've used it many times for video and photos on my Nikon D5200 and Friends 5D Mark iii.
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Hi Harold, using a memory card larger than 64GB may not be recognized by this Sony HDRCX900/B. -Ely
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Yes, this card should be an excellent card for both stills and video. It is very fast and it should hold hours of video if you so desire. It is also very compatible with pretty much every device as it is SDHC and not SDXC, as it would have been had it been a 64GB card. (Even those are very compatible with modern cameras.) Good luck.
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It should work in any electronic devices unless the device specifically stated otherwise. I can only comment on the storing quality of the product in question. I have noticed the difference in the quality of my videos and picture using the class 4 verses the class 3, 2, 1. My videos are less snowie and more high def and my photos as well. I hope this helps in your determination for selecting a storage card.
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I am using a Sandisk Micro SD 16GBI have had not problems with photos nor HD videoSorry, I dont know the speedIt is at least 3 or 4 years old so it is not the very fast chip
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Projector is good and working fine to show the videos taken using the camcorder only. But when I tried to copy any other videos into the memory card, it is not showing those videos at all.
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You can order them on Amazon. For HD video, I highly recommend class 10 high quality cards, like Kingston, Sandisk, etc.
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No, mines is like yours, no hd...This is a poor quality camera and I still have problems with it tilll this day. Sometimes the color will not even come in and shows black and white.
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You need a SD or an SDHC card - since you'd like to take HD video's I'd suggest a 4 or 8GB Class 6 SDHC card (Class 6 implies it reads/writes at at least 6 MB/s).
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I'm sure you got it figured out by now, but to anyone else, I use a CLASS 10 SDHC 8GB card with no problems. Key is that it is CLASS 10. And the video length can be changed in settings.
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What class memory card did you get? The owner's manual states you should use class 6 SDHC cards for HD video. You may be able to use class 4 cards, but there's very little price difference. So get a class 6 card and be done with it. The camera rocks, so take the card back, not the camera. Oh, and set video to AVCHD, not MPEG.
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I'm sorry but I can't say for sure. How I knew that this particular vid card worked for me was by looking up its compatibility and rather or not it fit in the vid card slot. Sorry I cannot help you further on this matter.
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I have used standard cards without a problem, the camera will format the card. If you plan to capture video, be sure to get a card that is rated for that function. There is a SD card class rating you can read about, as I recall it is suggested using at least a 10 for video.
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I purchased these for "older" camera that cannot format/use the newer HD or SD cards. It has worked fine on my DSLR camera.
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Yes, but I got some trouble with video being corrupted. It might be my copy. Worked perfect for loading photos. Plug and play.
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It says full 1080 HD right on it so I am guessing it does, I've not used it for that yet but it seems like it would, I love the camera!
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the book says use a 10 or 4 class card for hd video recording so guess use that for all photos