Memory Card Limit: I read somewhere that some older DSLR cameras have upper limits for memory card space - is that the case here?
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I'm not sure about the memory limits, but I wouldn't shoot with a card much larger than 8 gigs anyway. Even a 4-gig card can hold plenty of pictures, but memory cards fail, become corrupted, and sometimes they may even break. I say you're better off getting several smaller memory cards, simply because the thought of losing all those pictures on a full (or nearly full) 32-gig or 16-gig card sounds like a nightmare. Additionally, having less space will force you to back up your pictures. It may even encourage you to delete the pictures you know came out obviously bad while you're in the field, which can help you conserve space. I suggest picking up a portable hard drive for when you need to travel and back up your pictures on the fly. They make models that fit into your pocket, and they will automatically copy the pictures you've taken directly from your memory cards. You don't need a computer or laptop to use them, and they can hold 200 gigs or more. Hope this helps!
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Before I purchased this camera, I checked many sites regarding which card to use-Internal memory of only 52MB was not enough for my use-the end result was purchasing a SanDisk 16GB Ultra card. There are 32GB Ultra cards also available. Bottom line: Internal memory is very limiting, and the use of an Ultra card (recommended over a basic SD card) will add peace of mind while shooting "extra" pictures or extended-video. Great camera, by the way!
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I have a Canon 20D and just found out that my camera only can use 8GB, I wish that I knew this before buying this card!
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I have used an 8 GB SD card with no problems. I haven't used the camera much in a long time, so I can't say if it can accept larger cards.
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According to manufacturer specifications this camera has 1.4GB of onboard storage (please note that not all of this storage can be used to save pictures). Nikon does not specify a card size limit so we would recommend not using anything larger than 32gb.
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We have one. If a previously working card is rejected the camera may have an electronic failure or the card itself may have failed. Try formatting it in a laptop/desktop with an appropriate card slot. Also, we found that the camera can handle up to 2GB SD cards but not higher. kodak.com/go/z740accessories says "Z610, Z650, Z700, Z710, Z730, Z740, Z760, Z7590: SD memory cards up to 2 GB." We got a 5-pack from Overstock.com. Stores now concentrate on the (much) larger ones for newer devices.
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I never run out memory, but in manual said that the camera will vibrate and turnoff when the memory is full, so i think you can´t use it.
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I have to say that I'm not aware of the distinction between "old large SD cards" and "regular small SD" cards. But I have two 5D's and both of them use only Compact Flash cards. If Canon has made some sort of adapter available for SD cards, I haven't heard about it. Frankly, I'd rather use the CF cards anyway--they seem easier to handle and not as likely to get lost. I say that from experience with some other cameras I have that take only the smaller SDs. You probably know that some cameras do have two slots, one for each type of card--at least that was true with the Olympus 4/3 system (OMD E-5 for example) and probably with some of the Nikons and other Canons. I have to say that I'm not aware of the distinction between "old large SD cards" and "regular small SD" cards. But I have two 5D's and both of them use only Compact Flash cards. If Canon has made some sort of adapter available for SD cards, I haven't heard about it. Frankly, I'd rather use the CF cards anyway--they seem easier to handle and not as likely to get lost. I say that from experience with some other cameras I have that take only the smaller SDs. You probably know that some cameras do have two slots, one for each type of card--at least that was true with the... » Read More I have to say that I'm not aware of the distinction between "old large SD cards" and "regular small SD" cards. But I have two 5D's and both of them use only Compact Flash cards. If Canon has made some sort of adapter available for SD cards, I haven't heard about it. Frankly, I'd rather use the CF cards anyway--they seem easier to handle and not as likely to get lost. I say that from experience with some other cameras I have that take only the smaller SDs. You probably know that some cameras do have two slots, one for each type of card--at least that was true with the Olympus 4/3 system (OMD E-5 for example) and probably with some of the Nikons and other Canons. « Show Less
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I'm sorry I am not positive on this, but I recall reading that a 4gb is the smallest amount of memory. But I do know that I love this camera! My 3 yr old got ahold of it, opened the lense and hucked it into the road! I was hocked that it still worked, just a couple scratches. My last camera, a Casio, crapped out on me a few days before the warentee was up and didn't honor the warentee. Did I mention I love this camera though?
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The maximum microSD card in ALL D-Link cameras is 32GB right now. That's straight from the manufacturer by way of D-Link's PR firm. I'm a writer for a local magazine and tried a 64GB card with no success. Contacted my rep at the agency and he just found out last week that it is 32GB. Had to return my 64GB I purchased.
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I personally shoot with 4GB cards with this camera body. I wouldn't want to have that many images on 1 card with the risk of corruption and loosing everything.
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Hi, Patricia. That camera, being older technology, can only handle a 1G SD card, maximum. I went through the same thing when I first got mine. You can get a 1G card online, but they are hard to find in stores. That said, it is a fairly nice camera, and I use mine often. Best of luck. Bruce
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I have a 32GB card, so far I have not had any problems. However, I only have the camera a little over a month. In my previous camera I had 1 and 2GB cards and they never failed me.
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The camera has its own limited memory, but accepts a card. I had to purchase one.
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i am currently using 64GB SD card. That is the max that this camera is compatible with, hope I've helped.
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Sorry. tried looking up the specs, but on don't have enough infomation as far as sd card capacity. check your user manual, or you can call Nikon's customer service for more info.
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I'm not sure if your camera could handle 32gb memory cards. If you already tried another 32gb card in your camera and it worked, I wouldn't see any reason for it to not work. I have a 5D mark I that works with a 32gb card but when I format the card with the camera, it says that I only have 8gb of available space on the card... Even if it is a 32gb card. You should check before buying a card to prevent yourself from spending money... for nothing.