It requires Class 10 SD Memory Card, but I see several different SD card. Which is the right SD card ? SDHC or SDXC
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According to Panorama themselves, it requires an SDHC memory card. Choose from 4GB to 32GB, the higher the GB the better.
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256GB was recently confirmed working in the Panorama. EDIT: As of December 2014, the Latest firmware will support up to 512GB. There is no need to manually format >32GB cards in PC to FAT32 as in the past. The camera will format the large cards exFAT and you're good to go.
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The latest Panorama S and Panorama G firmware supports &gt;32GB (larger 64GG, 128GG, 256GB & 512GB) cards as well. There is no longer a need to manually format larger cards FAT32. (since native exFAT is now supported)
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The answer depends on how big of SD card you want to put in the panorama. you need a sdxc card for 64 gb and larger. dashcam forums have the most extensive information at http://dashcamtalk.com/forum/threads/consolidated-panorama-ii-faq-useful-links.4388/. i bought the recommended 32 gb transcend for the best value for buck. Transcend 64GB SDXC Class 10 UHS-1 Flash Memory Card Up to 45MB/s (TS64GSDU1E)
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The camera menu will format up to 32GB. (use Class 10 or faster) If you want to go larger than 32GB You can manually former 64GB and 128GB in your PC to FAT32 and Panorama will then be able to record to those as well. There is also exFAT support in the latest firmware, but FAT32 is more stable. for more info see:dashcamtalk.com/powerucc-panoramaii/#Large_Capacity_Cards
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The latest Panorama S and Panorama G firmware supports >32GB (larger 64GG, 128GG, 256GB & 512GB) cards as well. There is no longer a need to manually format larger cards FAT32. (since native exFAT is now supported)
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Any SDHC memory card. If class 4 - upto 16Gb and if class 10 - upto 64Gb. The link below would be perfect for example: Transcend 32 GB Class 10 SDHC Flash Memory Card (TS32GSDHC10E)
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I couldn't find the manual on CanonUSA.com so I will have to reply on memory... I believe the camera should be fine with any SDHC card (but not the SDXC cards). Since the camera doesn't have video, however, there's no need for a 32GB card or an extremely fast one. Many photographers like smaller cards - 4GB or 8GB - so that if a card should be lost or fail, you will lose less photos. As far as performance goes, the XS has a more limited write speed so a class 10 card may be overkill (though it could download faster to your PC from a card reader). In my experience, Sandisk cards have performed the best and been most reliable but be sure to buy them from a reputable dealer as there have been numerous reports of poorly performing counterfeits being sold on certain bidding sites.
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I got a 64GB micro SD-XC class 10 kingston and it works really well with this tablet. I fully recommend this memory card for this tablet.
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I'm pretty sure there isn't SDXC card support but you can always use a 128 GB flash drive. Not sure what you would use 128 GB SD card on a tablet. Will support up to 32GB SDHC cards. If you need more space there is always cloud storage from Amazon, Google, or even Microsoft.
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Any SDHC 16GB card should be good. I usually get Class 10 cards (as they're usually faster than Class 4/6, but not always). As with any product, read the reviews before deciding to buy it. Note that higher-capacity cards tend to be less reliable than the low-capacity ones, so you might be better off buying two 16GB cards instead of one 32GB one. Back up your files often!
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If it calls for SD it should fit. Class 10 is what you should use in camera that does video and takes pictures. I had to sent my back. I had an error code when I got mine. I format it. It took pictures. That evening was my daughter birthday. I took pic and video. I saw it on there. Next morning, error on two PC and laptop. It was asking to insert card in. I put it back in the camera. Nothing. I lost the memory of the birthday party. My trust is in Scan disk and kingston card.
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If I understand it correctly, the Class code relates to the quality/how well it performs for the use/type of recording done (ie, audio, still pictures/photos, or video recording) in a device. If you're using a video camcorder, for example, or taking videos on your digital camera (especially a newer one with HD-High Definition-), you definitely want a Class 10 memory card for the best results.
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It is SDXC / SDHC card and it has no Micro SD card, but it is good.I thought I will use this on my Surface Pro 3,but I can't use due to full size card.I am using this on my laptop and working perfectly.
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Hello,YES. The Photo Safe II will work with SDHC memory cards. It will not work with SDXC memory cards. So, SD cards that are 16Gb and smaller will work. For 32GB SD cards, please carefully check if it is SDHC or SDXC, 32GB are produced as either SDHC or SDXC. And, anything 64GB and larger are going to be SDXC for sure and will not work with Photo Safe II.We hope that this information is helpful. Please let us know if you have any other questions about Photo Safe II.Sincerely,Digital Foci
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According to page 26 in the manual, it can accept a SD memory card, SDHC memory card, or SDXC memory card, Class 4 or faster Up to 64 GB.
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This camera takes any standard SDHC memory card. Class 10 are the fastest when storing information, so the camera is ready sooner to take your next picture. But anything above class 4, which are very inexpensive now, will do for normal shooting.
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Class 6 micro sd card will work, a class 10 is too fast for it skips frames and class 4 has a few issues with being recognized fully. Class 6 cards are the best way to go
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From the downloadable manual: SD/SDHC/SDXC memory cardAlso: Memory cards with an SD Speed Class rating of 6 or faster arerecommended for recording movies. When using a memory card with alower Speed Class rating, movie recording may stop unexpectedly.Mine should arrive tomorrow!
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You'll want to get at least a 16 or 32 GB Fast transfer speed MicroSDHC Memory Card. The fast transfer is important so you don't waste time downloading pictures and videos to your computer, so stay away from Class 4 cards unless you enjoy twiddling your thumbs. Class 10 is the way to go. If you plan on many videos the 32 GB card is best. Memory cards are inexpensive these days; a reputable card by SanDisk (SDSDQU-032G-AFFP-A) is only $24.12 at amazon. I used to spend that much on developing just one roll of film in the old cameras.
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Check out Wikipedia's entry on it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Digital_card#SDHC SDHC normally only works on devices that specifically state that they have support for it. So it really depends on what you are buying it for. To ensure compatibility, I would bet on the regular microSD card. That being said, if you want the 4gb or 8gb sizes, you would need the SDHC, but make sure you have a compatible device.
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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