Scandisk 8gig extreme III: Does anyone know if this will work in a Canon s80 powershot?
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Well canon s80 used sd card only and Dell Axim x50v used both CF and Sd card( it has two slots) hope that would help.
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JC - thank you so much for the wonderful suggestion about using a separate SD card reader! i, too was about to purchase the Canon A1000 IS and was turned off by the negative reviews of the software.i have a SansDisk card reader (that accepts SDHC) and plan to go this route. Thanks again!VK
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Yes. Check the Canon Web site on S3. It does take SDHC cards. Also, go to the Amazon reviews on the S3. See the postings at the bottom of the page.
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Thank you, thank you! This is rhe problem with the Canon A590IS I'm having. I guess I will keep my Canon S2 Powershot then!
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I don't know. I have a coolpix aw100 - no idea if it takes the same battry as the s80.
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It did not work in my DS1812+. I then bought some Kingston part that was much more expensive and it worked.
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Why would you not be able to use it? I have a SanDisk Extreme Plus 32GB using two of them in my D7100 and they seem to work fine. And if does not work amazon has a great return policy.
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Jeffrey,I have a Belkin reader and it won't recognize a SanDisk Extreme III 2.0 GB SD card. On the SanDisk site, it says that both the 12in1 and the 5in1 readers will work with the Extreme III cards. So I was getting ready to buy this one - glad I didn't since as you say, it won't work. Have you found a reader which will work?
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Hi, I have the Canon Powershot 50x HD and it worked very well in that camera. I don't know about your camera but check with the manufacturer. I had to contact them and they were very responsive and helpful. They should have the true information. That style of media chip works in most cameras. With a 32 gig chip I went to Madagascar for two weeks and took 900 pictures in HD and several videos and there was still room on the chip.Jeannie Marcus
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Sorry, wish I could, I'm not a camera buff, mine is old but functional. I'm not familiar with your camera, suggest you try this sandisk, if it's wrong, return it.Be careful when installing the disk that you insert it correctly. It's easy to put in backwards, and it won't fit. Good luck! Gloria D
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SanDisk's firmware updater (which BTW is a Windows-only program) for SDHC support does not work for their earliest ImageMate 12-in-1 and 5-in-1 Reader part numbers (20-90-00135 and 20-90-00136).But it worked for my old ImageReader, which now works fine with my new 8GB Extreme III SDHC card in Windows XP. I'm impressed that SanDisk offers this firmware update for free for an old out-of-warranty adapter.
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I verified this 12-in-1 reader. I formatted the 32gb SanDisk CF Card Extreme III in my old 5D Canon, shot a couple pictures, installed it in the reader and my Power Book recognized it just fine.
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I went directly to Cannon and here's what they said: Your camera will accept both MMC (MultiMedia Cards) and SD (Secure Digital) cards. This includes newer SDHC memory cards that are over 2GB. Utilizing the newer SDHC or High Capacity cards, your camera should be able to accept any size cards available on the market today as well as into the future, up to 2TB. Even though memory cards do not come in capacities as high as a terabyte, the camera is capable of accessing that amount of memory. Unfortunately, due to the ever-increasing number of companies manufacturing and selling these cards, we cannot test and evaluate all the different brands, sizes, and speeds of cards available in the retail market. As such, we are unable to speculate as to the performance of the camera with a particular card installed, or to recommend a specific type of card. That's good info for me, too. Hope this is what you were looking for. Addendum: this from a photography forum: "The Canon PowerShot SX10 IS accepts SD/SDHC/MMC memory cards. The SDHC cards come in 32 GB. I have used 16 GB in my SX10."
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It should read this just fine....I have used photo discs with this Superdrive with no problems.
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Well Mate, I Used It For My Samsung Galaxy Note, And It works Really Perfect And Very Fast Read And Write Even on USB Cable Connection to PC (Which Should Affect Speed) But It works as If Normal Hard disk, But Haven;t Tried it for Cameras , But One Advice U Should Know, The Faster the Better, Specially on Videos or Snap Shots , so It Doesn't Increase Saving Delay, I got Scan Disk Normal SD Card For My Nikon S3100 Camera It was Class 10 Extreme (http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Extreme-Class-Memory-SDSDX-016G-AFFP/dp/B007M54E08/ref=sr_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1356478866&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=Scan+Disk+Extereme) From Ebay , and Works Fine And Good Speed For Read And Write On PC, But Can't Judge Cause My Camera Shutter Speed Is Slow. So I would Recommend you : Try to Go The Your Camera Product Page and There Should Be Some Recommended SD Cards and The Minimum Class Rate For It. Hope This Helps You, Good Luck :)
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We use a ScanDisk 16GB SD card. I would think that a ScanDisk 64GB card would work in it as well, but don't know for sure.
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Marilyn, I have several SanDisk Cruzers of various sizes and (1) GigaWare Flashdrive. I have lots of photos on a SanDisk Cruzer and many, many music files on the GigaWare Flashdrive. I don't think you need to be too concerned about which flashdrive works best with photos unless those files are exceptionally large, opening the door to "access time" concerns. Most of my photos range from 500k to 4M and there's no problem. If I had photos ranging from 15M upward I still wouldn't be too concerned. My music files range from 20M to 40M and I have NO complaints about the access time, and I'd expect the same from a SanDisk Cruzer. My only advice to you would be to invest in the LARGEST Flash Drive you can afford at the time, and in the event the flash drive "acts up" shortly after delivery--get rid of it immediately. I've had NO problem with my SanDisk Cruzers or my one GigaWare Flash Drive. Hope this helps you out.