What kind of a SD card would one buy for still shots only?
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I purchased a Sony 32 GB class 10 rated at 40 megabytes per second as this was the best price for a fast card. You have to be careful when purchasing a class 10 card as the actual speed can differ greatly. Some other class 10 cards were cheaper but the MB/Sec were much slower. You want to get the fastest card even for stills as this partly determines the delay time between consecutive shots. Less importantly a fast card will also speed up downloading your photos to your computer.
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I use the recommended SanDisk SD cards. I'm a fan of the Ultra version, but you wouldn't necessarily have to buy the Ultra one. Because I take a lot of photos, I buy a 16 GB SD card. I watch for sales on them. I do stay away from brands that you see at Black Friday sales, or similar...you never know what you are getting...and you get what you pay for. Hope this helps.
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Just a normal SD Card... I bought the Wintec Filemate Professional 8GB and it worked out just fine, but any will do. Make sure it's a class 10, rate of 30 mbs or higher, for best results. And make sure you format it to the camera (which will erase any pics on it but make it run faster)
2145380
I use a 32gb myself, but I would think any capacity SD type card would work.
1336898
A Standard Micro SD card. The higher the value of MB is better. Best will be 1 GB
784187
I recommend the SanDisk Extreme Pro | SDHC UHS-I Card (95 MB/s).Maximum speed for burst shooting, fast transfers and Full HD video. I use 16 Gb.
2021551
any SD card should work in a camera. It would be safe to get SanDisk because they are well-known for cameras.
575504
I like Sandisk as well, however I bought a Sandisk 32 GB class-10 card for this camera and it errors all the time so I don't use it. The 16 GB card (unknown class) that comes with the camera works well and I don't plan to buy another one unless this one dies.
1767006
Use either SD or CF, but I recommend a fast card; at least 600x speeds. Manufacturer does matter, Lexar, Sandisk are two of the approved cards.
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I bought a SanDisk 32GB microSDHC Memory Card because I have tons of pictures and it works fine with the frame.
1987277
I bought SanDisk Extreme Pro 16GB 95MB . Also has a number 3 and a number 10 in a circle. The Extreme Pro is good if you don't want to have a long wait between flash pictures. It is fast. Make sure you get the right memory card or you will be disappointed in the camera's speed.
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Good morning, buy a micro-sd card 32 Gb and works perfect.Best regards,Pedro marquez
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A Sandisk Ultra (15MB/s) writes at about 9-10 so anything faster would be wasted, generally. I tested shooting RAW+JPEG continuous (11-13MB per shot, max 0.9 fps) and got a small delay of 21 instead of 28 shots in 30 sec. Perhaps an Extreme III 20MB/s card would help, if the camera can in fact write any faster. The manual says class 4 for video but my 1st gen EyeFi (2.3MB/s write) keeps up fine. This is just not a camera that needs a fast card. FWIW, for burst shooting, try "low light" mode. min iso 320 and 1/4 res, but does 3 fps jpeg
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I use 4GB Sandisk Extreme III SDHC cards in mine, along with a SanDisk reader for quickly transferring the image files to our computers. The 4GB size are often on sale for less than $20 after rebates. They work fine for video and still photos with this camera and the fancier Lumix models.
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You can use any card labeled "SD", up to 2 GB. For SD cards over 2 GB, only cards labeled "SDHC" (SD High Capacity) will work with this camera. I personally use a cheap Kingston 2 GB SD card. It works just as well as SanDisk, and I haven't had any problems with it. Here's a link to it on Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Kingston-2GB-Digital-SD-Package/dp/B000EOMXM0/ref=pd_sim_p_title_1
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I use SanDisk Extreme Pro. You can also use the SanDisk Extreme and they will be fine.
841485
I had to purchase one when I bought the camera. If these are sold with one included they are usually on the lower end of storage so you would probably want to look to upgrade to a higher capacity card.
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Nope. You want a "Micro SD Card". I would suggest a 32GB ... prolly bout $20. Quadruples what your 'PTAB' will store internally. The one you want is smaller and usually comes with a sleeve/adapter, so that it will fit card slots in, say ... in most 'newer' cameras and digital picture frames.