I know in future it will become cheaper, but should I beware of a 512 GB flash for under $50.00 or even $100?
1656008
I researched those pretty extensively and the verdict seems to be that you get what you pay for. The lower-priced high-gig drives aren't really high-gig once you receive them.
1656009
Only in 10 years. Kingston made this drive simply to prove it was possible (since other manufacturers refused to do it stating its impossibility). It will take a long while before this becomes common, and even longer before it becomes cheap.
1656010
It is almost certainly a rib off. When you get it it will only hold 64GB or could also be 512 MB.....
711056
I think it's at least 500 - 800, depending on your settings. If you're worried about the capacity why not just get a 4Gb card for the camera? They're going for under $10... I'm still amazed at the quality of the pictures... Video quality is also good. making stills from the video is a pain but much better than I dared hope for...
711057
Can't really answer that since I download and reformat the card after a trip or round of use. However, I can say it's got to be in the hundreds. Also, you can get a class 10 4 gig card for $5 to $10 and not have any concerns.
547632
I have the SanDisk-Extreme Pro 32G Class10 I sure like the 95 Mb/s but it's 50 bucks @Amazon.
1827661
I seriously doubt that you will be happy with this flash. It is touted as an automatic TTL flash that works similar to name-brand flashes made for your camera. It is not. Suggest that you look seriously at the smaller Canon flash or a Metz equivalent. This flash is a manual flash and unless you are handy with setting aperture and shutter speed for different lighting situations, I would advise you to steer clear.
785080
All the Rebels and mid-level Canons have pop-up flashes. You don't NEED to buy a flash... but you may want to at some point to avoid that washed-out living-dead look. You don't NEED to buy anything except an SD memory card to get started. I would suggest at least a 4GB card class 4 or 6. I would also recommend having more than one card. Suggested accessories include a memory card reader for your computer (this is much faster than trying to download photos through the camera), a spare battery (see SterlingTek.com for very good generic batteries) and a case. That's about it... for starters, at least.
1029141
thanks for your info! Will look into the site and hopefully get a good deal on a memory card :)
2178879
You can get 512 SD cards cheap on ebay. Also watch your online sales. I bought mine for .96 cents at circuitcity.com 2 wks ago. They also had 1GB cards for $3.96.ETA: Just checked and newegg.com has Transcend 1GB Secure Digital cards for $3.49. S&H; for my zip code is $3.99 for 2http://www.newegg.com/product/ProductList.aspx?N=1053107930&Submit;=ENE&SubCategory;=68&Tpk;=sd%20cards
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Value of productsIpad: $830no flash: -$430only apple-certified apps: -$399Net value: $1...wait bring an apple product: -$1new net value: $0Asus: $1100-Flash: $0-ability to add an external optical drive and install any windows compatible software: cost of optical driveNet value: significantly more than an Ipad.Ya, I realise my opinion is completely bias and I add nothing to this topic, but I might have made someone laugh and I can live with that.
1819141
Yes. Any flash memory with more than 256MB of free space should work great.
36857
You're right. Amazon's list price of $845.82 is way off. The local camera store, Cord Camera in Ohio, told me Canon's MSRP for the 580EX II is $439. But it's supply and demand. Try to find a 580EX or 580EX II flash on Adorama.com or B&H; (bhphotovideo.com) You won't. So it's 14% market-up from those that have them to sell. That's reasonable. What isn't reasonable is expecting an online stores to say your savings is -14%. Hence the mark up on the list price and the claim that you're saving 41%. If you can find this item in stock from a reputable seller at $350, pass along the web site.
1501521
THE OM-D E-10 has a built in flash. In my opinion any flash you could get for under $100 would avail you little improvement over the one you already have. If you can find a used Nissan or Olympus you might do alright.
2242754
I would use 400. It's a little more "grainy" looking in prints but you won't really need your flash in daylight.
775055
I don't think it is! I believe you could get a 16 gig USB drive- they are around $25-35 now.There's a whole technology inside each of these devices. The SD protocol is different than SDHC protocol. It would be interesting to get my 8 gig micro SDHC card and put it into a USB adapter and see if that runs!
1563194
I carry 2 64GB cards for my D5100. I use a single card for a shoot and move them as soon as practical onto a more stable platform (backed up). Then I return the card to my cycle. This lets me shoot as much as I want without fear of running out of space. I also shoot jpg & raw. They are so cheap (I saw them for $15.99 the other day) that I cannot see a reason not to use them. The other people fearing about loss of the pictures are right though, do not store your pictures on here. Move them as soon as possible.
2116655
Excellent for the price, no flash, make sure you get a high quality high capacity memory card
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Hi, About $63.00 at http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Extreme-Pro-CompactFlash-Card/dp/B00F2IY3TE/ref=sr_1_12?m=A35M44192ANPZX&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1422463951&sr=1-12&keywords=sandisk&pebp=1422463957950&peasin=B00F2IY3TE