What is the SD Card Capacity? Will the SD700 take a 2GB memory card? The manual froom Canon only talks about a 512 card.
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I bought this camera on 12/22/2006. I installed a SanDisk 2.0 SD standard card. It seems to be working great. You can buy this card from Amazon.com for $40.00 including shipping. There is no tax. Also you can buy it from COMPUSA fir 39.99 plus tax. I am curious is a 4GB card would work also.
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This camera will work with a 2GB SD card. It is not compatible with SDHC (High Capacity). I believe the 750 was the first to support SDHC.
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seen this same card that is spoken here for $ 9.00 an a 2 gig for 20.00.....
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Depend on the SDCard that you pick and the pictures size that you want. I didnt change the size and the card was 4GB and I took around 150 pictures, and 4 or 5 videos, 3 minutes each. If you are thinking of buying the camera, I totally recommend it. I also brought with me my other camera, Canon 16 megapixel a lot more expensive than the kodak, and I ended up using the Kodak more than my Canon.
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My response said that the card worked flawlessly in my D200 with it being 24 GB'S larger than the manual recommends. The D800 uses SD, the D700 uses CF
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I bought from amazon..SanDisk 8 GB Class 4 SD Flash Memory Card SDSDB-008G-AFFP by SanDisk around $ 7.50 holds a HUGE amount of photography. you can also buy them at walmarttarget, radio shack,, all over the place, maybe even walgreens. don't pay a lot of money. I got 8 gb because I was giving it as a gift, and I didn't know if she would want to do a lot of videos.. 4 gb is good too
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Thanks for the info. I have decided on the 720 but am now confused on the memory card debate. I have read/heard conflicting opinions on sd vs sdhc. I'm thinking an sd 2gb should do everything I need without memory card error risks. Any thoughts as to upgrading beyond?
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I use a 32GB SDHC card, works great. The manual says that's the maximum capacity.
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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 agree with L.F. Hunter - I have used a Transcend 8GB and 16GB Card with my Canon 1100 and they work great and are fast (Class 6 speed). I think, but may be wrong, that the limit with this camera is a 32GB SDHC card. I use my camera for a lot of video and the 16 GB card allows up to 127 minutes of video or up to 4,496 Superfine, 8MP photos.
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According to the Service Manual (page 19) for my Canon Power Shot S2 IS, (which is what I bought this card for), with the Color Space "Normal," Compression "Normal," and a Medium Number of Recording Pixels (2048 *1536 pixels), the Recording Capacity (number of images) for a 1GB flash card is 2084. By derivation, a 2GB card should hold approximately 4168 images. Hope this helps. It remains to be seen if mine will hold this many.
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Greetings Ms. Gabrielle Z. In looking at the web site of fujifilmusa [I found the brochure and booklet for the S1500 I presume Finepix. It states that the camera takes sd card 2gb/ and sdhc cards of 4gb and 8gb. It has a graph of dimensions of j peg 3648 fine/ j peg normal/ etc. I would now use the 8gb. If you can you can buy up any 2 gb you find. Prices are going up on them. Maybe use the class 4 sd & or check with fuji support for additional directives. Possible damaged card. check on it, wipe clean the metalic pieces with clean soft cotton shirt gentlly fog it n wipe. Good Luck. Steve
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Canon sd750 anyone have my camera can i use a bigger card than what i listed?
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You may have gotten the answer but the manual says: 2GB card can hold 380 12M pictures, 650 5M pictures(using the Extended zoom lens capability).
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The manufacturer recommends that you use between 64 and 128MB which leads me to believe that this camera is pretty old. Newer equipment uses SD disks in the gigabyte range. The down side is that SD disks in the megabyte range are getting harder and harder to find. However, I've read about someone who shot video using up to 99GB on the SD450. He had difficulty getting his computer to recognize the disk. More than likely it's because the computer can't read or format a disk that exceeds the operational requirements of the SD450. In your case, since 2GB SD disks are relatively cheap these days, I suggest that you try it. If your computer lets you format the disk you should be able to upload your pictures. Just bare in mind that if you go higher than 2GB, you may run into problems uploading your pictures.
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I bought from amazon..SanDisk 8 GB Class 4 SD Flash Memory Card SDSDB-008G-AFFP by SanDisk around $ 7.50 holds a HUGE amount of photography. you can also buy them at walmart target, radio shack,, all over the place, maybe even walgreens. don't pay a lot of money. I got 8 gb because I was giving it as a gift, and I didn't know if she would want to do a lot of videos.. 4 gb is good too
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I think it's at least 500 - 800, depending on your settings. If you're worried about the capacity why not just get a 4Gb card for the camera? They're going for under $10... I'm still amazed at the quality of the pictures... Video quality is also good. making stills from the video is a pain but much better than I dared hope for...
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I just bought this camera with a PQI 2 GB SD card and do not have any problems with it. In fact, trying to format the card on my PC only gave me 1 GB of available space so i formated it on the SD600 and got the proper 1.86 GB available memory. For what it's worth, I can get 711 pictures on best (superfine) quality with this card.
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I think the best way to find out is by calling Canon to see if your camera will accept an SD card of this capacity. Some older cameras will only accept up to a certain number of GB's for the camera. I have an older camera from 2008 that will only accept up to 2GB.