Can a fujifilm finepix s9200 handle a card of this speed?
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The speed of read/write are great but I am not certain if your camera has any restrictions for the capacity of the card.
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A Sandisk Ultra (15MB/s) writes at about 9-10 so anything faster would be wasted, generally. I tested shooting RAW+JPEG continuous (11-13MB per shot, max 0.9 fps) and got a small delay of 21 instead of 28 shots in 30 sec. Perhaps an Extreme III 20MB/s card would help, if the camera can in fact write any faster. The manual says class 4 for video but my 1st gen EyeFi (2.3MB/s write) keeps up fine. This is just not a camera that needs a fast card. FWIW, for burst shooting, try "low light" mode. min iso 320 and 1/4 res, but does 3 fps jpeg
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I use a high speed 64gig no problem. I have read that some have trouble with slower cards.
1212678
Yes. This card is one of the fastest I've owned and has more memory than you'll probably ever need.
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I have this model and I can use a 64gb micro_SD card class 10 speed in it successfully.
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at res of less than 3MP it can go up to 5fps see more specification details at: http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/f/finepix_f50fd/specifications/index.html
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It will not, many cards over 2gb gave errors or wouldn't write on older cameras like the 300D
391347
Yes 48mbps is pretty fast. I didn't use it for mac or S5 but I think it would probably work fine with them as memory cards work with all devices
836373
Any speed SD card, but you should put in a class 6 and above, so it can keep up with the full HD and burst shots
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From Sandisk's website for the Extreme Pro:write speeds up to 90 MB/s** (600X) and read speeds up to 95 MB/s** (633X) . The caveat and double asterisk is that the speed may be limited by your camera. They work just fine in full-frame professional DSLRs.Extreme Pro are much faster than Extreme cards. It varies by specific card by the rated speeds may be 1.5 to 2.0 times faster. You can see the specs on Sandisk's website. Their website also has a device-recommendation tool where you can get a recommendation for your camera or other device.
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Get a high speed card definitely! You will see the huge difference when you shoot a video and the high speed card writes and reads much faster when processing photos.
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Hi Bill,If your camera accepts Type II CF cards over 8 gig it should work. The final deciding factor is the software inside the camera. If it won't take the higher capacity mempry cards it most probably will not work. Hopefully you have Amazon Prime. If so returning it is very easy to do. Just make sure you don't destroy the packaging and keep it in pristine condition.Dan
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256GB was recently confirmed working in the Panorama. EDIT: As of December 2014, the Latest firmware will support up to 512GB. There is no need to manually format >32GB cards in PC to FAT32 as in the past. The camera will format the large cards exFAT and you're good to go.
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I got a 16GB Class 6 Sandisk card before our vacation to Europe. On a bicycle ride around a lake the camera would stop midstream in a video shoot and said something like "the data stream is too fast for the card". I was shooting in the highest HD mode. It happened several times so high speed action (a lot of data) is too fast for a Class 6. Buy a faster card. I wish I had.
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The factory claims it will work with a SanDisk 64GB and 128GB card, class 10 or faster. Here is the link: http://www.fujifilm.com/support/digital_cameras/compatibility/
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I'm guessing if it accepts a micro SSD card then, yes. It's a fast card suitable for camera use. However, this particular brand has had poor reliability. For a few dollars more you can get a more reliable name brand.
887575
If it uses standard compact flash cards, there shouldn't be a problem. It's faster than the old cards. But that's about the only difference.