Sony HDR CX-110: Does the HDR CX-110 use SDHC cards?
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Yes. The memory card slot in the HDR-CX110 accommodates either Sony's Memory Stick PRO Duo, Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo, SD cards (Class 4 or higher), or SDHC cards (Class 4 or higher). The Memory Stick PRO Duo (Mark 2) is certified to work with Sony's AVCHD recording format. If you use an SDHC card, make sure it is at least Class 4 or 6 for the higher bit rate writes this HD camcorder uses. Performance for both types of cards are comparable if you get a high quality SDHC card.
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According to page 232 of the Canon G9 user guide, you CAN use SDHC memory cards, provided that you format the card 'IN YOUR CAMERA'. Here is the link to the user guide, which you may download to your computer also. Hope this helps! http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/0/0900009910/01/PSG9_CUG_EN.pdf P.S. Make sure that you have Adobe Reader installed on your computer, so that you can read and/or print out the manual! Adobe Reader is available for free at Adobe.com. Also, it looks like you will have to copy and paste the URL I provided, as it doesn't seem to function as a link here in my answer.
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What kind of memory card does CX150 uses? Only sony or SD works too? Thanks.
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You need to buy any SDHC Memory Card - I recommend this one: http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Extreme-Class-Memory-SDSDX-032G-AFFP/dp/B007M54E1M/
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To my knowledge, the 2GD cards are NOT SDHC. I think the "HC" means high capacity and SDHC cards are different than older SD cards. Many olded cameras and other devices won't accept the SDHC cards. A new device might use an older SD card but not the other way around.
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It uses both SDHC cards and the Sony Pro Duo cards as well... If your going to film in HD, get the Pro HG Duo series cards.
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Hi German Cabrera, apparently this Sony HDR-CX150 doesn't support on using camera filter. -Ely
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Yes it will be compatible with sdhc. I use that card myself but you will need one of those card adapters.
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I have a JVC and use SDHC 32GB cards the camera has two slots. This gives me lots of time even shooting RAW and can be down loaded from the Camera or removing and using a PC Slot. from experiance use the Camera to Reformat after you down load so you can ensure full use of the memory card.
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Actually it is. The HDR-CXC360 has a dedicated A/V R port which is the plug this uses.For newer cameras you just need a Multi to A/V R adapter.http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CDIE0QW/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1
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SD - unfortunately i have an older camera that cannot use SDHC and I found these.
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I have the Sony HDR CX-12 and it works with that model. You may want to check with Sony's website to ensure that it is compatible with the CX-7 as well.
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Yes they do. I usually record in MP4 image quality and use Quick Time Player or VLC player. My computer is MAC Mini OS-X. One of my videos on You Tube taken with my Cx-220. http://youtu.be/zfDtjPE17ro If you download VLC Media Player (free) it will play almost any format. Thanks MM
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You've probably bought your Sony DCR-SX44 by now, but the manual suggests a SD/SDHC card of 32GB or less - with a Class of 4 or higher.
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You DON'T need an adapter for a standard SDHC memory card...however, you DO need one for a MICRO SDHC card for most card readers, cameras, etc...the exception being most cell phones, which only accomodate the Micro size behind the battery!
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Yup- need to have some data on there...it helps! Too bad the SD card reader is limited to SD and won't play the newer SDHC. So the card reader is limited to 2 gigs. Somewhat useful but not supe-useful for video as many of those files or folders are well over 2 gigs.
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I have SDHC, 4&8GB cards in them. I don't know what the difference is between the SDHC or the plain SD card is, that just happens to be what I ordered. The cards are so easy to get to that I just open it up, shut the cam off, take out one card and put another one in, turn the cam back on, shut the door and I'm done, about 30 seconds. Hope this helps you, take care, Ed.