will this card work in a Canon powershot SD630 digital camera?
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In my Canon the SD HC SanDisk works greats the lowest size I have used has been the 8 GB my 2 GB chips are in Photo Frame
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Yes it will work. The Canon takes a standard SD card and this works great. Note that the SanDisk SD cards come in various sizes and a 16gig card will hold 1000's of pictures
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Yes it does: I bought for mine an 8GB Class 6 SDHC (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001ECQVSS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1) and it works like a charm! ***Make sure you get Class 6 or higher speed to take full advantage of the HC... Greetings from Costa Rica!
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If you find out if it is compatible with Canon SD 630 Power Shot, please let me know. Thanks.
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I found your camera, the reason I had difficulty is the model #. The model you gave is not a camera, it is a package with an s8600 camera. To answer your question : YES the card will work.
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Yes it would; But I would suggest a Samsung version instead of the Sandisk. Samsung 16GB Class 6 Micro SDHC up to 24MB/s with Adapter (MB-MS16DA/AM)
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What do you mean by work well, Robert? If they are compatible (which this SD card is) then it works. You only need to be concerned of the speed of the card as a slow card tend to crawl when viewing.
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It should, because according to the manual I found online it supports SD, SDHC and SDXC microSD cards. Looks like a nice camera, by the way!
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Yes it will. It's standard PCI. This card is a bit of a pain to setup though. That and the SD quality are why it's so cheap I believe.
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No, they are the wrong type and wrong pin configuration. The 2x4GB memory for the D630 may be found here: B00A0WQ8XG
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Yes it will! And it is a great way to go. TINY form-factor when the microSDHC goes into a USB adapter...and cheap. No issues whatsoever using SanDisk 8 gig microSDHC. I got a package last year that included the tiny USB reader along with the card for under $20.
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I do not know, but it works perfect in my Sony Coolpix. I use this size card as my camera is older and cannot use an SD card greater that 2GB memory. I would think if your camera can use a 512MB SD up to a 2GB, which both are very small memory compatibilities it will be just fine. This card holds about 900 pictures. The company is very good and I have had no trouble writing to them directly for answers and they stand behind the product. These small GB cards are hard to find as they are antiquated. Good luck!
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Most likely, but many sites have adapters for less for your specific model. Just type in toshiba l630 power adapters and look around.
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I have a Canon Powershot XS50HS. It works there. It is a standard SDHC chip and should fit most cameras that take that style chip. But you should ask the company about your specific camera. They are very responsive to inquiries.
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If memory serves, Polaroid SD cards are manufactured by PNY which is a very reputable chip manufacturer. The issue usually isn't so much as a brand name compatibility problem, but rather size issue. If the firmware of the s6300 is designed to handle SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) then there should be no issues. If not, then you will need to stick with cards sized at 2GB or less. The best way to ensure compatibility is by checking the manufacturers HCL (Hardware Compatibility List) which should be available on their website.
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I have a Sony DSC-W170 Super Steadyshot and the card worked is working well with that particular model. Hope this helps.
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I guess it will work. But check Canon website to make sure they are supported
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Is that "should" a definite yes?Also, can I use a "Class 6" sdhc card, or will it only accept a "Class 4". Thanks.