Do you have to have an HD camera in order for this SD card to work? Or can it be used on any camera?
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It is not necessary to have a HD camera. It works in my old Nikon with low mega pixels perfectly fine!Good luck!
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SD - unfortunately i have an older camera that cannot use SDHC and I found these.
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Hi, you can use any other brand of memory card, as long as it will not exceed to 64GB. (max memory card that has been tested to work on this camera is up to 64 GB). -Ely
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That's strange I Haven't had any problems geting the sd card to work with it. If you are using a SD extreme card it won't work. I would make sure that it's an SDHC card and not SDHX.
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You can use any card labeled "SD", up to 2 GB. For SD cards over 2 GB, only cards labeled "SDHC" (SD High Capacity) will work with this camera. I personally use a cheap Kingston 2 GB SD card. It works just as well as SanDisk, and I haven't had any problems with it. Here's a link to it on Amazon. Kingston 2 GB SD Flash Memory Card SD/2GB
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There is no reason it shouldn't. (The camera's specification lists SDHC cards.)
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To answer your question... I'd venture to guess it would work for your camera if it just takes a typical "SD" Card. Micro cards and memory sticks are specialized for specific usage. But most cameras are designed with the industry standard SD Card fit and you just choose your quality and memory based on your needs. Your owners manual would indicate the type of card you need and there many to choose from. I use the Sandisk for my HDSLR's and Sony for my Sony equipment. YouTube could help in your selection if you can search it and the quality improves by the season with Cards now. WiFi cards are now the rave if you desire that type. Sorry for the delay... I am filming in Manila. Good luck, Maggie. To answer your question... I'd venture to guess it would work for your camera if it just takes a typical "SD" Card. Micro cards and memory sticks are specialized for specific usage. But most cameras are designed with the industry standard SD Card fit and you just choose your quality and memory based on your needs. Your owners manual would indicate the type of card you need and there many to choose from. I use the Sandisk for my HDSLR's and Sony for my Sony equipment. YouTube could help in your selection if you can search it and the quality improves by the season with Cards now.... » Read More To answer your question... I'd venture to guess it would work for your camera if it just takes a typical "SD" Card. Micro cards and memory sticks are specialized for specific usage. But most cameras are designed with the industry standard SD Card fit and you just choose your quality and memory based on your needs. Your owners manual would indicate the type of card you need and there many to choose from. I use the Sandisk for my HDSLR's and Sony for my Sony equipment. YouTube could help in your selection if you can search it and the quality improves by the season with Cards now. WiFi cards are now the rave if you desire that type. Sorry for the delay... I am filming in Manila. Good luck, Maggie. « Show Less
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not necessary unless you happen to use the card on a standard SD slot......
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i bought this on friday and i got this one, http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003VNKNF0 basically any SD, SDHC, SDXC will work with this.
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You are wasting your money... Your camera can do video to the best of its own ability with just the Sandisk Ultra SDHC cards. That's what I use.
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It works with any SD slot and is used for video, pictures, or as a storage drive(like a thumb drive) for whatever you want to save. It is normally used in cameras or camcorders.
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I would recommend a sd hc card that says for video. I bought one cheap from tiger direct and it works great. It is for my son's camera. Good camera for starters
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You need a SD or an SDHC card - since you'd like to take HD video's I'd suggest a 4 or 8GB Class 6 SDHC card (Class 6 implies it reads/writes at at least 6 MB/s).
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If it's an old SD (only) memory card, that may not be working. Try the newer SDHC ones.
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The hd just means it records high definition video well. Its a standard sandisk sd card. Works in all of my cameras.
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I've never used the camera to format an SD card; I've never seen that error. I use Class 10 cards in mine. If the card is already formatted, there should be no need to format it in the camera. I'd check the write tab on the SD card, make sure it's not write protected. But if you know the SD card is good, already formatted and working in other devices, and you put it in the camera and weren't trying to format the card when you got this error, yes, I'd return the camera.
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I haven't used it with that camera, but to format means the camera wants to make sure it can work with the camera you're using. It's not a bad thing to format-- BUT-- if you have ANYTHING on your SD card it will be deleted and removed, so you will want to save everything on that to another device or your computer before you actually format. But yeah you can go ahead and format and I'm sure it'll be alright. :)