is this product good for using for photo memory?
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absoulutey ... the whole gambit : photo, hd video, and audio - NEVER HAD A PROBLEM - I own two for couple yrs now- never a glitch - boots up immediately and is super quiet! a must purchase... but honestly, for just photo u can purchase a smaller capacity unit. :-)
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We use it for video files at work, and it does just fine.So I would think it would work for photos as well.
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We use it for video files at work, and it does just fine. So I would think it would work for photos as well.
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We use it for my iPhoto drive, as I have so many pictures I do not have enough space on my MacBook Pro.Is this what you meant?
2234190
ive only used it briefly,only for documents and based on that I don't think it would be good for pictures. I do need to try photos
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The short answer is "yes, it will" Gregg, if you're looking for a no frills, cheaply purchased solution to gigabytes of flash memory for your daily shutterbug needs.If, however, you're a techno-phile who simply must have the most memory rated at the latest, lowest latency and the fastest write speed then this may not be your cup of tea. I also agree that the memory stick write/read speed is relatively 'slow' compared to stand alone SD or microSD cards only because of the way the adapter applies the use the card; if you don't mind allowing an extra second/s for your camera (or whatever device used) to write to the card itself once it's properly formatted then you shouldn't pass up this bargain. The short answer is "yes, it will" Gregg, if you're looking for a no frills, cheaply purchased solution to gigabytes of flash memory for your daily shutterbug needs.If, however, you're a techno-phile who simply must have the most memory rated at the latest, lowest latency and the fastest write speed then this may not be your cup of tea. I also agree that the memory stick write/read speed is relatively 'slow' compared to stand alone SD or microSD cards only because of the way the adapter applies the use the card; if you don't mind allowing an extra second/s for your... » Read More The short answer is "yes, it will" Gregg, if you're looking for a no frills, cheaply purchased solution to gigabytes of flash memory for your daily shutterbug needs.If, however, you're a techno-phile who simply must have the most memory rated at the latest, lowest latency and the fastest write speed then this may not be your cup of tea. I also agree that the memory stick write/read speed is relatively 'slow' compared to stand alone SD or microSD cards only because of the way the adapter applies the use the card; if you don't mind allowing an extra second/s for your camera (or whatever device used) to write to the card itself once it's properly formatted then you shouldn't pass up this bargain. « Show Less
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I use it to print documents. This is not a good printer for photos. The ink saturates too much and the resolution is pretty bad.
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I've never used it on photo's but I'm guessing that it would not be ideal. I use this printer as my everyday printer for color and black and white.
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I'm not sure how many photos the memory can hold (I use a USB for mine) but yes it runs as a slide show. I will warn you though, if you have edited the photos in any way the frame will not read them.
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I believe so. All the memory cards are the same size physically unless its a Micro and that comes with an adapter. You shouldn't have any problems. The bigger the memory the more pictures it will hold. Hope this helps you.Jim
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Yes. It is the correct size and shape (SD) for your camera and most cameras and it is a fast (10) memory card that is good for video too. Your camera will also accept the high 32GB capacity size. The 32GB will allow you to take over 7000 large size photos or many hours of movies. I have had no problems with my same memory card.
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I'm guessing if it accepts a micro SSD card then, yes. It's a fast card suitable for camera use. However, this particular brand has had poor reliability. For a few dollars more you can get a more reliable name brand.
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If your using it for a camera I would recommend a better and faster memory card. Other than that it should work but not as fast and if your camera takes the same type of memory card.
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I agree - in practice this works well - but - if you've got a VERY hi-res camera (D2X/D2Xs, 5D or 1DSMkII etc) you could run into the 4mb limit easily - so I shoow raw and medium quality jpeg - and all is good. Alternatively - if you're buying it SOLELY for photo storage on the move - have a look at the EPSON Photofine range (P-4000 etc) - they do just that job - but VERY well!
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No, I used it in my digital camera for stills and videos. However, I would not recommend it. It started taking half photos: the bottom half of one photo became the bottom half of the next. Or the bottom half of the photo was completely dark. I replaced it with a San Disk.
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Yes, as long as you don't tear off the stickers putting on heat sinks. The memory is made by Micron and labeled Crucial - it works great - fast and no problems.
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I used it to print 220 photos on a SD card and another 80 on my jump drive. It is fine. Not sure if this answers your question.
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The ink works fine for me. Be sure to shake it then remove tape. I do not use it for photos
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I can't answer. What I can say is that it's a compatible card for most cameras since it seems to be a "general" standard card. The reason for the lower GB is that the older cameras accept only the lower GB. It works perfectly in my older Kodak camera. It's a normal, flash memory card. I would try it and recommend it for sure. Hope this is helpful.
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They work fine for photos...have been using them for years with no problems.