Is there a reason to use this card in a Nikon D200, D300, and D3?
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This card is very fast! Uploading time from your camera to your computer takes very little time.
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There are two advantages to this card - even when using the older cameras you've listed: (1) very fast write speed, useful if you shoot sports or wildlife in the continuous high mode, and (2) fast upload speed to your computer IF you are using USB 3.0. If you do not shoot continuous mode (and never will), and if you do not have a USB 3.0 reader (and never will), you don't need the speed this card provides. Hope that helps.
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I would assume it would. It is a fast card, but you might check Cannon's site & see what they recommend, that is what I did with my Nikon. But I well continue to purchases more of these cards even though it is kind of pricey. It is worth it to me. What I shot pictures of too are, a lot of sports, weddings & families.
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The oldest Nikon camera that is supported is the D300/D330s. So the D3s is NOT supported
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I know on a D200 there is a 10 pin hookup to the top right of the lens as you look at the camera. I think a D2X would have a similar configuration.
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I have 2 of these cards. This card should be plenty fast for video on that camera. I have used it with my 7d for video with no issues.
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Yes, you most certainly can. I have two of these in the 32gb size in my D7100 and they work perfectly fine. After much research, I found these cards to provide the most bang for the buck. If you shoot RAW, I would recommend the 32gb size as RAW files can get quite large and can eat up storage space quickly, this also applies if you are going to shoot video. If, however you will be shooting primarily in JPEG with little to no video, the 16gb will serve you well while saving you a few bucks. Hope this helps!
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Nice try. I did just that but it didn't work. I don't know if the type of SD card matters and I didn't investigate further. The camera stuck with a flashing "for", supposedly means "formatting". Otherwise this adapter works just fine with one card. 16GB is more than enough for my D700 anyway. Good luck.
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I think it would be hard to quantify the risk. 2 slots would reduce that risk but I would recommend a different Nikon if you're thinking of buying the D700 new from Amazon. For less that what Amazon sells the D700 for ($3400) you could get a D800 ($2800)or D800E if you want to spend a little more than the D700 costs. The D800/E accommodate 1 CF card and 1 SD card. I'm not a professional but I've taken almost 20,000 shots with my D700 since I bought it new about 1.5 years ago. I use Lexar Compact Flash 1000x UDMA cards (16GB and 32GB) because they're fast. I haven't had any failures yet. In the 12+ years that I've been doing digital photography I've only had failures with Viking cards so I quit buying that brand. I've also used SanDisk, Kingston and Transcend brand cards with no problems.
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I use a D 70 and I have not seen any problem with transfer speed, even at seven fps. The only lag times I experience are when the camera is doing some calculating before it "cards" the data. That would be when I'm shooting a four shot burst for night photography or when I'm doing a bracketed exposure, but this would have to do with the cameras electronics and not the transfer speed. I personally don't know of a card that is any faster than this one, so my guess would be that it will handle your picture transfers noticeably faster.
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Yes. I've been using the EN-EL3a in my D50 for almost 7 years now with no problems.
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I used in a D3000 and in a D80. It works awesome!! I recommended this lens for a great performance. Greetings!!
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I would check the actual Nikon website for any specifics, but we didn't see anything that jumped out at us when we purchased this camera. We went with a "normal" SDHD card, and did the 32GB since it was for our daughter and she tends to snap away. Brand wise, we did Lexar (Platinum) since that's what we've been using in our DSLR for a couple years without any complaints or issues...
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My 32GB is working very well in my 5D iii. I've chosen not to use a card with a higher storage capabilities, because if it fails you lose everything. Instead, I use a few 32GB for a certain level of 'peace of mind.'
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I have only used the card for about 800 photos with my Nikon camera, but I have not had any problem thus far. (I shoot raw, so file sizes are not small.)Also, I have shot some bursts... 3-6 photos/ second with no problem.
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As long as the card will fit in the slot, don't think it matters. Worse case scenario, buy two smaller ones. GREAT camera--my second Lumix. I use 8g.
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I use it in my D200 which is also the same as the one in the D100 and have had no problems.
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I shoot a D3s and have it attached permanently. No problems in setting other functions on the camera.