Memory Card Limit I read somewhere that some older DSLR cameras have upper limits for memory card space - is that the case here? I have a 2G, but know that just won't be enough for my upcoming trip.How high can I go? 32G? 16? Memory Card Limit I read somewhere that some older DSLR cameras have upper limits for memory card space - is that the case here? I have a 2G, but know that just won't be enough for my upcoming... » Read More Memory Card Limit I read somewhere that some older DSLR cameras have upper limits for memory card space - is that the case here? I have a 2G, but know that just won't be enough for my upcoming trip.How high can I go? 32G? 16? « Show Less
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I use a 4-gig card with this camera and I shoot at the maximum quality jpeg. If memory serves me right, I can usually get 700 - 850 pictures on a full card, though I rarely do so for exactly the reasons I mentioned earlier. Always back up your pictures! Twice, if you can help it!
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I get about 1000 max quality jpegs with a 4GB card with an XTi. The camera should be compatible with any current compact flash card. Storing ALL your irreplaceable images on one massive card probably isn't a very good idea due to possible loss so a daily backup method - laptop, portable image storage solution - is highly recommended.
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Sounds like a great suggestion, thanks. Do you use a 8G will this camera? Would I be correct in assuming you'd get about 1700 pics at fairly standard settings?
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I'm not sure. Most of today new devices can handle 64gb of external memory card. Best is to read your camera manual and see if your camera will be able to read 64bg. Just an example: I have an older Samsung Galaxy Tab and it will not read 64gb. Hope this help.
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I'm not sure if there is a limit in terms of memory card storage capacity. However I use 2 64G Sandisk & I can record
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I have a 32G in mine which, I believe, is the most it can take. I've been meaning to pull the 64G out of my phone and try it in the camera but haven't done so yet.The manual does state that 32G is the max it can take so I'd go with that.
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This camera takes SDHC cards. As far as I know, once you have a camera that recognizes SDHC, the sky's the limit. For older cameras that DO NOY accept SDHC cards (those cards above 2GB), then 2GB is the limit. The reason is the file format on the cards. Up to 2GB used FAT16; above 2GB use FAT32. A few cameras that take CF cards (not SD), even if they are older, can use part of, or all o,f the larger sized CF cards, but there's no guarantee that there won't be an occasional problem with recording of images.
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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.
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it depends on the memory card that you buy. it can hold as high as 64gb64 gets 4:3032gb gets 2:1016 gets 1:058 gets :30-35keep in mind that the camera battery only last 2:10 so if you don't buy an extra battery there is no point in getting more than 32gb
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This depends on the size of the memory card you use, and the size of the pictures. Our camera, using a 2 G card, and taking the largest pics, will hold 125 pics. The camera has a lot of memory in addition to the card, allowing more pics if you need them. Hope this helps.
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From Canon's product support - Solution: The maximum memory card capacity is 2048 GBThe maximum card capacity for the Compact Flash Card standard is 2048 GB. You camera model currently supports FAT32 allowing for larger than 2GB capacities to be used.
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I think most digitals today can handle 32gb plus. Check the users manual for the camera. Class 10 is best for digital cameras.Hope this helped.
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I have no idea what the memory limit is however we have a Sandisk 16GB memory stick that works great. Also, when we purchased our digital frame, there were reviews indicating poor reliability. Ours has been going strong for a year now.
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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'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.
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SD cards. If you want to take videos they recommend class 6 or higher speed. It will handle 2 - 64 Gig cards. I have a 32in mine. 32 gig gives you about 4900 pictures at high res, or 2hrs,47 min of video.
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The max GB SD card just jumped up to 512 this last September. We're getting closer and closer to the 2 TB max. Hopefully the prices drop quickly too. :-) http://www.sandisk.com/about-sandisk/press-room/press-releases/2014/sandisk-premieres-worlds-highest-capacity-sd-card-for-high-performance-video-and-photo-capture/
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I purchased my camera about a month ago (Aug. 2012) and it still says 16GB max. I actually had the same question.....to be on the safe side I just put a 16 in but would have preferred a 32GB. db
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Hi! I actually never run out on build in 32gb.Photo works for sd. I was able to copy video from main drive to a card... I didn't tried to film on sd card. If I will try, I will consider to get some fastest card possible, because regular cards can be not able to process so much data. But I really like that camera!