Does this card support the narrow scsi bus width? I have an old Nikon LS-2000 scanner, and I read that I need a narrow bus width scsi card
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This controller is backward compatible with all old SCSI buses except HVD (High Voltage Differential) SCSI.
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I used this 68-pin SCSI card to run an Iomega JAZ drive with a 50-pin SCSI-2 connector but you will need a special cable from Amazon: C2G / Cables to Go 28157 LVD/SE VHDCI .8mm 68m to SCSI-2 MD50m (6 Feet, Beige).
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I have used an 8 GB SD card with no problems. I haven't used the camera much in a long time, so I can't say if it can accept larger cards.
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I'm sorry. I'm no help on finding out where to find a bigger card. I haven't used that camera in 5 years. Though for uploading onto the computer I had to buy an adapter for the card if I was using a certain computer. I had a computer that had a port for almost every memory card at the time. But they do make adapters to put the card in then into the computer. Hope that's helpful
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Sorry. tried looking up the specs, but on don't have enough infomation as far as sd card capacity. check your user manual, or you can call Nikon's customer service for more info.
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Hi Gregory,I am not an authority on this but the Canon website does say that your camera supports CF Card Type I and II - so you are good there. This is a high speed card and you will notice the difference when you take quick consecutive shots. I am not a 100% certain if it can access all the 8Gb of space in the card (I am not sure if the OS in the camera is 32bit or 64bit)I have an old Canon 20D and tried it in there and I was good.You may want to post a quick question in the Canon at: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/form_display/sup_by_emailGood luck! Hi Gregory,I am not an authority on this but the Canon website does say that your camera supports CF Card Type I and II - so you are good there. This is a high speed card and you will notice the difference when you take quick consecutive shots. I am not a 100% certain if it can access all the 8Gb of space in the card (I am not sure if the OS in the camera is 32bit or 64bit)I have an old Canon 20D and tried it in there and I was good.You may want to post a quick question in the Canon at:... » Read More Hi Gregory,I am not an authority on this but the Canon website does say that your camera supports CF Card Type I and II - so you are good there. This is a high speed card and you will notice the difference when you take quick consecutive shots. I am not a 100% certain if it can access all the 8Gb of space in the card (I am not sure if the OS in the camera is 32bit or 64bit)I have an old Canon 20D and tried it in there and I was good.You may want to post a quick question in the Canon at: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/form_display/sup_by_emailGood luck! « Show Less
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Tried it with my 16 GB version and it doesn't show up. Im unsure why. I checked that it wasn't the card by using a microSD to SD adapter and it gets read by both windows and mac so it is not the card. Real shame since I like the low profile this adapter has. I don't know if anyone else has had any luck with it?
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Yes, I am using the same system and the card scan works fine. This was a great investment, which really saves me a lot of time.
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Yes- Check out the Fujifilm website for more information about the specifics. It depends on the shooting mode but Rick S. is correct. There is some indication that there is a maximum size for the card.
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I have a Canon 20D and just found out that my camera only can use 8GB, I wish that I knew this before buying this card!
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Yes it does. I'm using it with a Lexar 256Gb UHS-1 class 10 card and it works very well.
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The card readers being installed in these cameras should now all support 32GB SD. If you purchased a model about a year ago, it may only support 16GB though.
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Yes, I haven't found any either (although I don't have the XSi manual). I read one review that used an 8GB card... wasn't sure if anyone had used anything larger.Thank you, Technology Guy.
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I'm currently using the Lexar Professional 400x 128GB SDXC UHS-I Flash Memory Card LSD128CTBNA40, but I'm sure it will handle any size SDXC UHS-1 Card. Including the 256GBLexar Professional 400x 128GB SDXC UHS-I Flash Memory Card LSD128CTBNA400Lexar Professional 600x 256GB SDXC UHS-I Flash Memory Card LSD256CTBNA600
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In case anyone reads this.... I am using this camera with a 64gb Compact Flash card with no problems. (Transcend) I have not tried with a 64gb SDHC card. However, I am using a 32gb SDHC card in at the same time with no problems.
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I can"t get it to read my Extreme III 4 gb card either. Any Help? I have been to San Disc site and have the latest firmware Im told so how do I make it work? Sadly I have camaras with SD, xD, and CF so I was really likeing this reader until it wouldnt read my Extreme III card.
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I use a Class 4 SanDisk in my SX10 IS and don't have problems with the busy signal. From I've read from card reviews, apparently different brands don't always rate their cards the same. Some are faster than others in the same class.Btw, I do not recommend San Disk. They make good cards but if you ever do have a problem with one, they will bend over backwards to weasel out of honoring the warranty.
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The answer to that question is to consult the camera manufacturer specifications and not the SanDisk capabilities. It all depends on what the camera supports. I have one camera that supports this type of micro SD and one that does not.