Canon Digital video Camcorder ZR85 I need to know if I can use the 2gb sandisk memory card in my cameras- this video cam, and I have a Canon SD110. I have a 1GB sandisk card in both, but i would like to use a 2Gb. But will this be ok?I can't seem to get an answer from Canon.Thanks Canon Digital video Camcorder ZR85 I need to know if I can use the 2gb sandisk memory card in my cameras- this video cam, and I have a Canon SD110. I have a 1GB sandisk card in both, but i would... » Read More Canon Digital video Camcorder ZR85 I need to know if I can use the 2gb sandisk memory card in my cameras- this video cam, and I have a Canon SD110. I have a 1GB sandisk card in both, but i would like to use a 2Gb. But will this be ok?I can't seem to get an answer from Canon.Thanks « Show Less
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As long as your camera supports Memory Stick Duo/Memory Stick PRO Duo, then you're set.
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I believe that most, if not all, Canon products use SD (Secure Digital) cards or miniSD cards. This product is a Memory stick which is mostly compatible with the Sony products. Also, I believe that the 2GB size might qualify the card as SD HC (which is a high-capacity card).. so in order to compatible with your camcorder and camera they would advertise that your product is SD HC compatible. I would stick with a lower capacity SD card (under 1gb) just to be on the safe side. Hope this helps!
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I too noticed that with the camera's internal memory, but not with my 2GB stick.btw, look at this product:Iogear USB 2.0 MEMORY CARD RW ( GFR202MSD )in amazon, it is a pen drive which holds the memory stick inside it. Very cool and cheap, I'll be buying one.Oh, also, I was a bit disappointed with the video quality the first 2 days, then I noticed the default is "medium" quality, once I changed it to "high" quality, I decided THIS IS THE ONLY CAMCORDER I NEED.
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I've used only with 32gb sdhc, however, web-canon, I check the specifications, which supports sdxc, therefore, whether it must be compatible with 64gb, I recommend you cards 16gb or 32 gb sdhc, sandisk ultra or extreme, the 64gb are still expensive, and should not use cheap memory, remember that the more large memory and a class 10 standard, can make the camera run slow, if you decide to use 32gb gb or 64gb, I recommend the ultra or extreme, of sandisk, the 16 and 32gb and or have had in canon SX130, sx160, SX20IS, fuji hs-10, fuji hs-25, and I used micro sdxc 64gb sandisk ultra in my smartphones, and performance and reliability is excellent. I've used only with 32gb sdhc, however, web-canon, I check the specifications, which supports sdxc, therefore, whether it must be compatible with 64gb, I recommend you cards 16gb or 32 gb sdhc, sandisk ultra or extreme, the 64gb are still expensive, and should not use cheap memory, remember that the more large memory and a class 10 standard, can make the camera run slow, if you decide to use 32gb gb or 64gb, I recommend the ultra or extreme, of sandisk, the 16 and 32gb and or have had in canon SX130, sx160, SX20IS, fuji hs-10, fuji hs-25, and I used micro sdxc 64gb sandisk ultra in my... » Read More I've used only with 32gb sdhc, however, web-canon, I check the specifications, which supports sdxc, therefore, whether it must be compatible with 64gb, I recommend you cards 16gb or 32 gb sdhc, sandisk ultra or extreme, the 64gb are still expensive, and should not use cheap memory, remember that the more large memory and a class 10 standard, can make the camera run slow, if you decide to use 32gb gb or 64gb, I recommend the ultra or extreme, of sandisk, the 16 and 32gb and or have had in canon SX130, sx160, SX20IS, fuji hs-10, fuji hs-25, and I used micro sdxc 64gb sandisk ultra in my smartphones, and performance and reliability is excellent. « Show Less
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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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About the only reason for MOST PEOPLE to get more than a 2 GB SD card is because they intend to take movie clips. It would take an awful lot of still photos to fill up a 2 GB card! If you intend to take a lot of movies, go for a larger card.With any of these cameras, if you intend to take long movie clips, use either a high speed SD card or a fast SDHD card. I have to be honest. I am somewhat ignorant of the real world speeds of the SDHD cards, compared to the high speed SD cards, though there are websites that do comparisons of such things.
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I use a ADATA 32gb SDHC class4, works just fine, it is suggested in the manual, three types that you can use.SD memory card for - 512mb/1Gb/2GbSDHC memory card for - 4/6/8/12/16/24/32GbSDXC memory card for - 48/64GBuse SD cards conforming to class 4 or higher of the SD speed Class Rating for motion picture recording
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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 had the same question too, but couldn't find a definitive answer online, so I called Canon to find out for sure. They said the largest SD card that could be used in this camera was the 8GB.
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I have no idea yet,I only film weddin days and 64GB are more than enough for me if 64 is not enough for you the camcorder can record to 2 memory cards in sequence
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It depends on what type of memory card the video camera needs. One caution: although the memory stick can take two microSD cards (an in principle, these can be of any size), you can only access the memory of microSD#1. This can be overcome if you format the entire memory stick as one "piece". Then, the device will see the whole memory stick as being the combined memory of both microSD cards. However, the only drawback here is that you can't access one of the microSD cards separately in another device -- it's how the memory allotment is treated when it sees the two microSDs as one. If the video camera takes memory stick pros, then it shouldn't be a problem. I also agree, the memory stick write/read speed is relatively slow compared to SD or microSD alone.
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I too noticed that with the camera's internal memory, but not with my 2GB stick. btw, look at this product: Iogear USB 2.0 MEMORY CARD RW ( GFR202MSD ) in amazon, it is a pen drive which holds the memory stick inside it. Very cool and cheap, I'll be buying one. Oh, also, I was a bit disappointed with the video quality the first 2 days, then I noticed the default is "medium" quality, once I changed it to "high" quality, I decided THIS IS THE ONLY CAMCORDER I NEED.
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Hi and thanks for your question.You can use a 2, 8 or even a 16 gigabyte SD memory card. Right now I'm using a 32 gig card.
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I use two Sandisk SDHC class 10 cards, a 32 GB and a 16 GB. I can easily shoot a short film (30 min or less) at 1080p with no need to clear either card.
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Here is the answer from the Users manual: You can use following memory cards with this camcorder: "Memory Stick PRO Duo" (Mark2) media, "Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo" media, SD memory card, SDHC memory card, and SDXC memory card of Class 4 or more. However, proper operation cannot be guaranteed for all memory cards. You cannot use a MultiMedia Card. "Memory Stick PRO Duo" media of up to 32 GB and SD card of up to 64 GB are confirmed to work with this camcorder.
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It takes only the standard Sandisk. But it has slots for 2 of them so your max memory would be 128Gig, with two 64 gig cards. There's also a way to record directly to a PC, but I've never had a memory shortage problem, and I've never tried it.
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It takes one SD memory card. I've used sandisk 8gb 45mb/s with this camera, works great!
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I don't know - my camera is a Canon Power Shot A530, but if your camera uses a 2GB memory card, it should use this card. You need to see what your camera uses now. Some cameras use cards with 4, 8, 16 or more GB. My camera is an older model and won't accept any larger GB card. It is also hard to find the 2GB memory cards, so this supplier is good to deal with.