memory card: can I use class 6 SDHC card on this camera?
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Bob, did you ever find out? I just ordered the camera and want to know the same thing! Thanks for any help.
1609031
I read some comments on dpreview.com of a guy who tested the Pentax k-7 with two different class 4 SDHC cards and one worked well (SanDisk Ultra II) while the other didn't (PNY). You can see the site below for more details. I would think a class 6 would work fine. http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1036&message;=33814313
1095523
yeah it does. a class 10 is supposedly the best and higher quality sd card. But i dont use a class ten. i just have a generic one. And others cant tell the difference between them, either.
1380939
I have had no problems with my Sandisk Class 6 SDHC card, but I bought a Toshiba 16GB Class 4 SDHC card and I get a buffer overflow message after about 20 seconds of recording at which point recording stops. Another problem is a message I get when first turning on the HF200. Something like "Data is corrupted, would you like to fix it? Yes/No". Canon's documentation says both Class 4 and Class 6 cards are supported for HD recording. Perhaps recording at the maxiumum 24Mbps 1080i data rate only works with Class 6 cards. Also note that these problems occurred after trying both full and quick card initializations on the camcorder.
945599
Class 6 is supposed to be more stable but my class 10 32gb Samsung card works great! Check out the "dashcamtalk" forum for more info.
637868
I beg to differ in regard to use extreme III sdhc card. This is just a basic HD 1280x720 video. It is not needed to use higher class card. I have been using class 2 card to shoot video on this camera and I have no problem what so ever. I have been shooting video 30minutes non stop with no problem. If your camera shoot 1920x1080 I would suggest class 4 and higher.
1849725
SD - unfortunately i have an older camera that cannot use SDHC and I found these.
1229498
I would strongly recommend class 10 SDHC cards for the EXILM. The higher speed card is going to allow the camera to empty from it's buffers to the card as fast as possible, providing the best results.
1287421
Any SDHC memory card. If class 4 - upto 16Gb and if class 10 - upto 64Gb. The link below would be perfect for example: http://www.amazon.com/Transcend-Class-Flash-Memory-TS32GSDHC10E/dp/B003VNKNF0/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8
638441
If your camera supports class 6 (most all do) then it will. You can use an adaptor if you have a standard SD size card slot. I have done this with other brands, no reason why it shouldn't.
932597
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
2163561
I use a Sony 32GB SDHC Class 10 Memory Card (purchased here on Amazon) and it works perfectly. You need a SD card for this camera.
294455
I own this camera too, and though I think it's a great camera, I'm bummed that it can't read the newer SDHC cards. It can, however, read the 4GB 150x SD cards. I have a Ridata with these specs, and the camera works great with this card. I could be wrong about this, but I *think* a firmware update from Canon would allow the SD630 to use SDHC cards. The following year's models can read/write SDHC cards.
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I used a class 2 4GB microSD card before switching to a 16 GB class 6 card. No issue with both card. Haven't try with a class 10 card.
1007029
I had a Transcend 16 GB Class 10 Card in my T2i, and it would take photos, yet not record 1080 HD video, after a few short clips! Canon Tech Sprt told me, that although the card was rated at Class 10, it was dropping down below class 6 at certain times during its use! That the camera was only designed and tested and meant to be used with an ACTUAL CLASS 6 CARD! If you can believe that! I now have a 16 GB Class 10 Lexar Card in it, and it is working fine. (Class 6, is cited in the owners manual.)
804941
You can get away with a class 6 card. The class in card symbolizes write speeds and class 10 is generally for shooting raw files on a pro camera at bursts. Class 6 is more than fine for most cameras. The size of the card is completely up to you. If you get a 32 GB card you can go a lot longer without having to download your material off the card. I am using a 16GB in mine and I offload the files off the card onto my computer about once a month and it works great. You may shoot more pictures and video than me though.
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You must check with the manufacturer of your device for compatibility. It is a class 10 SDHC memory card.