Memory Cards For Sony DSC-TX7: Anyone test this yet?
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Purely self promotional. Video demands that the SD card be capable of FAST recording data rates. Get a Class 6 SD card (class 4 as a minimum) and you will be very happy. I would recommend 16GBs as a minimum capacity. To the best of my knowledge Memory sticks are only available in the base class 2 speed, hence they really cannot be better than SD cards for video.
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Did your class 6 hdsc card work? I need to purchase a card for my new Sanyo. Older card appears to work fine.
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I bought a 16gig sony memory card but the camera does not recognize it. Is there a flash update to the camera that it will recognize it?
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Great tips in this thread, thanks.I can't find what memory card I can get for my new 790. Does anyone know if it will take an 8 or even a 16 gig SDHC card? And can I use a "Class 6", or is it only able to accept/benefit from a "Class 4"? Can anyone recommend a solid, inexpensive card reader for SDHC cards? Thanks for your replies.
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I've been using Trascend (class 10) and a Sandisk (class 4) memories. I've had no problems with either one. Hope it helps.
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I've never allowed the memory card to reach its capacity... you might want to contact the manufacturer on that one.
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A Class 6 SDHC card (which I intend to buy in 32GB for my own TX7 when the price is right) would be faster than a Memory Stick Pro Duo Mark2 and probably even a faster than a Sony Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo (since these have been around for years). My TX7 came with an instruction manual which suggests that Mark2 is sufficient; this would correspond to about a Class 4, but I'd go with a Class 6 just to be safe. In no way can a TX7 (or any similar device) come close to taking advantage of a Class 10 SDHC.Hope this helps.
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Hi Katie, first off I would love to say that the Sony TX200V is a great little camera and thru Amazon it is a real good price. The memory cards that can be used are Micro, Memory Stick Micro, Memory Stick Micro (Mark 2), microSD memory card and microSDHC memory card. It has lots of neat features and excellent pictures. I own several big cameras and a few small compacts and this one is my favorite pocket camera that goes with me everywhere. You can't go wrong buying this camera. Enjoy!
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I have not tried using any cards with that high of a capacity. Page 18 of the manual says the following: ' "Memory Stick PRO Duo" media of up to 32 GB and SD memory cards of up to 64 GB have been tested and proven to operate with your camcorder' The manual is available at https://docs.sony.com/release/DCRSX45_handbook.pdf and covers model numbers SX45, SX65, and SX85.
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I have not tried using any cards with that high of a capacity. Page 18 of the manual says the following:' "Memory Stick PRO Duo" media of up to 32 GB and SD memory cards of up to 64 GB have been tested and proven to operate with your camcorder'The manual is available at https://docs.sony.com/release/DCRSX45_handbook.pdf and covers model numbers SX45, SX65, and SX85.
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I have a Sony DSC-P150 and it got stuck in mine (the adapter), and broke the spring that allowed my older cards to "pop" in and out. Because of this, I had to remove the new DUO stick (shorter card) with tweezers to replace disks. VERY disappointing. Where can I get my old card? You just can't seem to find them anymore!
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I'm using a SanDisk 32GB Class 10 MicroSDHC card with mine. So far, no issues in the first 3 weeks with card.
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One thing to make sure you do is put the card in and format it from the camera menu. I have yet to use it in a camera, I have only used it in my PSP, but it works great.
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I can only report my own experience: I have at least half a dozon Transcend SDHC cards, used in three different cameras over the past 3 years or so. Never had any failures.
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I had never heard of Eye-Fi memory cards before. You would need to contact Brinno to see if they work in their viewer. Thank you for your information, though; I need to look into this more.
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For the very best performance, I'd get a Class 6 SDHC card (which I intend to buy in 32GB for my own TX7 when the price is right) or a Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo (which may actually be cheaper if you shop around; I have an 8GB). My TX7 came with an instruction manual which suggests that Memory Stick Mark2 is sufficient; this would correspond to about a Class 4, but I'd go with a Class 6 to be sure to exceed the camera's specs. In no way can a TX7 (or any similar device) come close to taking advantage of a Class 10 SDHC.Hope this helps.
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I'm getting a 16 GB sandisk extreme 3 sdhc card very soon. Like by this weekend and I will try it out.