This is the Photofast CR5400? or a generic one?
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Generic. Didn't use it much, and just with 16GB and smaller cards one-at-a-time, but it worked fine. Always wondered if it would span across two cards as if it were one larger one, but never tried.
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I'd go with the 430 EX, not the new one. I bought one about 6 months ago and I think it recycles fats enough, but I guess that depends on what you're taking pictures of. I don't tend to burst in photo's I need a flash for. I got the remote for it, which works great and I can get in the picture or better yet, keep the camera for moving on the tripod for night photo's.
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I think it's time from start is about standard, I am trying to find something simular out about this camera as well. I do know the FujiFilm S8100fd is simular in price and features and has some real nice fast picture modes where it will take pictures extremely fast but at the faster settings it takes them at less MP (5MP is really fast though) and it will take full res at around 1 second each. Hope that helps.
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Thanks for the response. In the interim from posting and now I actually purchased a Canon as the gift, but I found a lot of solid information about photo formats and more at CNet.
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This looks like the one I sent Back, I would send it back it is not the good camera, The one you want looks like this one costa about $ 50 .00 to a $ 100. more and a friend has one and it works great. Do send all the stuff back. john
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My understanding is that the product is a generic; not a Sony reconditioned product.
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Yes sir, I own both the D5200 and the timer, they work fine for long exposure (Bulb) and/or interval pictures. Connected in the GPS port.
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This appears to be due to a change in the standard used to make speed measurements (which are notoriously useless for printer comparisons). Canon is now using ISO/IEC FCD 24734 for the 860, while the 850 was measured using "conventional PPM", whatever that is. Maybe the new ISO standard will be more useful for comparisons.
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Their pretty much the same....just that the sd600 is rechargeable so that means that you pretty much need to buy a second one if you are goin to travel or just take a bunch of pictures. Secong thing as you mention is that sd600 is slim...so is more portable.The other one just needs AA batteries..I went to walmart and bought a duracell recharger with AA bateries and it charges for 15 min. and you are ready to go....Bottom line....if you want more pictures, go with the a540...cheaper...same as the sd600
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it's a nikon and it works well. I get almost 500 pics on a charge with a d5200
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I purchased one of these but I don't remember the exact model number. I use it on my Canon 6D. It works perfectly.
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Gator is correct, eBay is full of fake cards.Regarding the best card for the D800? The best is the fastest and the fastest are CompactFlash not SD types. CF is, at least, twice as fast. I think it's safe to stay with the most reputable companies such as Lexar and Sandisk.Because the D800 produces quite large files (50MB) I will get the 400x or 600x CF cards. The D800 has quite a large buffer but if one wants to take advantage of the 3 or 4 fps the camera allows the card with the fastest write speed will be the best.
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The camera comes with a non-rechargeable batery which will last quite awhile. My advise is to get a genuine Kodak klic-8000 rechargeable battery. As far as the actual charger goes, you will probably do ok with a generic charger. A Kodak battery sells from 25.00 to 29.00 and a generic is probablyless than 10.00, however it is probably not as good.We think it is a GREAT camera...especially when on sale for 150.00 or so.
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i think its same item. c-typ112 is this camera item. 18485 is this gold "color" camera item number. it is same camera,,.
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I dont think it will its a mid level dsrl so it light sensor isnt that strong. Also you going to be using a fast shutter speed so you dont have blurry photos which doesn't let a lot of light in. You probably have to get a more expenses one like one of the Mark canons. Overall for the most part thats what determines the cameras price
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Yes, Look for a profile called something like Canon Pro 9500 Mark II<PR>1 Photo Paper Pro II. For some unknown reason they were very cryptic when naming this profile. When you print see if you have "Photo Paper Pro Luster" as a Media Type option. If you do not, you may not have the latest driver. In that case Canon recommends using "Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss" as the next best alternative.
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as for me, the 3rd party seem to be as good as pentax original one. i personally bought "MaximalPower" for fuji NP-50, 3.7V 1100mAh, 4.1Wh. i bought 2, both are fine, meaning now i have 3 battaries, and while using i can not tell if there's a difference, all functions well, similar number of shots for all.