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CF vs CF II
Why do some say 12x and some say 22x
"Jeff Durham" wrote in message ... It is a form factor (size) issue rather than speed. Jeff "sylvia" wrote in message m... Are there diffrent speed of CF or something? "Jeff Durham" wrote in message ... The difference between type I and type II is the thickness with type II being thicker. Most devices that accept type II should be able to use type I. I think the microdrives have the same thickness as type II. Jeff "sylvia" wrote in message om... Hi, What the diffrence between Compact Flash and Compact flash 2, can every card that takes one take both? thanks for the help, dan |
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The 12x and 22x have nothing to do with the form factor (type I or type II).
The "X" is an indication of speed, but I am not sure "times what" as the baseline. Here is a website that compares the different flash cards and how they perform in various cameras. That is what you really need to know. http://www.robgalbraith.com/bins/mul...?cid=6007-6425 I purchased the Transcend 40x 1GB card for my Canon 300D. It was almost as fast as the Sandisk cards, less expensive, and in stock. Jeff "Dan Irwin" wrote in message om... Why do some say 12x and some say 22x "Jeff Durham" wrote in message ... It is a form factor (size) issue rather than speed. Jeff "sylvia" wrote in message m... Are there diffrent speed of CF or something? "Jeff Durham" wrote in message ... The difference between type I and type II is the thickness with type II being thicker. Most devices that accept type II should be able to use type I. I think the microdrives have the same thickness as type II. Jeff "sylvia" wrote in message om... Hi, What the diffrence between Compact Flash and Compact flash 2, can every card that takes one take both? thanks for the help, dan |
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1X=150KB/SEC
"Jeff Durham" wrote in message .. . The 12x and 22x have nothing to do with the form factor (type I or type II). The "X" is an indication of speed, but I am not sure "times what" as the baseline. Here is a website that compares the different flash cards and how they perform in various cameras. That is what you really need to know. http://www.robgalbraith.com/bins/mul...?cid=6007-6425 I purchased the Transcend 40x 1GB card for my Canon 300D. It was almost as fast as the Sandisk cards, less expensive, and in stock. Jeff "Dan Irwin" wrote in message om... Why do some say 12x and some say 22x "Jeff Durham" wrote in message ... It is a form factor (size) issue rather than speed. Jeff "sylvia" wrote in message m... Are there diffrent speed of CF or something? "Jeff Durham" wrote in message ... The difference between type I and type II is the thickness with type II being thicker. Most devices that accept type II should be able to use type I. I think the microdrives have the same thickness as type II. Jeff "sylvia" wrote in message om... Hi, What the diffrence between Compact Flash and Compact flash 2, can every card that takes one take both? thanks for the help, dan |
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On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 20:06:29 -0500, "Douglas" . wrote:
1X=150KB/SEC I know that is what it is for CD-Rs; I didn't know it was the same for CD cards. I learn something every day, if I'm lucky. Bill Funk Change "g" to "a" |
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CF vs CF II
and that effects the memory how. Faster writing to the camera? is
there realy a big difference? Big Bill wrote in message . .. On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 20:06:29 -0500, "Douglas" . wrote: 1X=150KB/SEC I know that is what it is for CD-Rs; I didn't know it was the same for CD cards. I learn something every day, if I'm lucky. Bill Funk Change "g" to "a" |
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