How Many pics does this 4GB memory stick hold
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Sony estimates 3.0 hours of movies at 640 (standard) and 1225 8MM still images on their cybershot DSC-H7/H9 camera.
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Well. A 4GB flash drive can hold roughly 1000 songs. And just 1GB can hold about 300 pictures, depending on the quality of your pictures. You have an 8GB? I think you can hold all that plus some.
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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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How big is your memory card I have a 16 GB I can put over 500 pics on my 16gb put another card if its full. I have never filled mine up also 32 GB should hold 1000's
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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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I'm not sure how old, exactly, but probably a few years old as it does not use SD card but an older card and can only manage 2g cards. As for how many pictures, I'd say in excess of 10, 000. It's an excellent camera.
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Nearly 100 pics in normal settings ,with a fully charged battery. And with a 16GB you can take 4000 pics.
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It actually has 4 gig but it only has one gig available for your personal use. 3 gigs is used up with all the software. I just put a 16 gig SD card in it and it's great
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Haven't a clue. But my Granddaughter seemed to have taken several hundred. But the smart thing to do is download the pic's every day or so or it becomes too much of a chore and you can't be bothered, and then you lose them all. Because really, suppose it stored 2000, what are you going to do with them? I am the wrong person to ask this because I am probably too methodical. I take a lot of pictures whilst on vacation, and then every night I download them, get rid of the crap and date them. But that's me.
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I'm not sure how many photos the memory can hold (I use a USB for mine) but yes it runs as a slide show. I will warn you though, if you have edited the photos in any way the frame will not read them.
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1430 pictures source:http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/69/~/number-of-pictures-that-can-be-stored-on-a-memory-device
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I recommend buying an SD card to insert into this Digital Picture frame. 8GB SD card can hold anywhere from 6,000 to 14,000 pictures depending on quality of your picture and format. You can buy one for under $10 w/ shipping. I don't think it has internal memory and if it does it won't fit too many pictures...maybe 10-30 only.
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I have a 4gb card that came with mine which holds mega photos. I love this camera.
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The SanDisk reserves about 500 Mgb for its own setup, etc., leaving you about 7.5 Gb. The size of individual photos depends on your camera and on the settings you choose; it ranges from 3 to 10 Mgb. If you store only still shots on the drive, that would mean you can store from 750 to nearly 2000 pics. Of course, once you start adding videos with sound, you're using hundreds of Mgb for a minute of video, so....
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I put a two gig memory card in mine. It was kinda on accident. I bought I 1 gig on ebay and they accientally sent me a 2 gig. So I decide to try it. It works great and have no probs yet.
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I did a few tests with this product and I stopped it after about eight minutes or so. The built-in 8gb memory stick seems to hold quite a bit but I've had a hard time getting this thing to record properly. Consequently, I haven't used it that much. Hope this helps!
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There are two slots, one for each of two memory cards. If you install a 4gb unit in each slot, you end up with 8gb of memory, and you don't need anything extra for it to work.