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Nikon D80 / D50 & Kingston SDHC cards
Kingston sells a range of SD cards known as SDHC (High Capacity) cards, in
various speed classes. Would these cards make a difference when used with a D80 or D50? In other words, it is worth paying the premium for a SDHC or is it just as good as plain old SD card because the camera doesn't know any better? |
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Nikon D80 / D50 & Kingston SDHC cards
On Fri, 19 Oct 2007 21:30:54 GMT, Sitara Lal wrote:
Kingston sells a range of SD cards known as SDHC (High Capacity) cards, in various speed classes. Would these cards make a difference when used with a D80 or D50? In other words, it is worth paying the premium for a SDHC or is it just as good as plain old SD card because the camera doesn't know any better? As I understand it, SDHC allows cards of 4 GB and above, whereas standard SD is only spec'd up to 2 GB (though there are some 4 GB SD cards, and it's apparently a crapshoot as to whether they'll work on any given camera). The card speed is a separate issue; there are slow and fast SD cards, ditto for SDHC. The really high speeds are mainly useful when downloading photos to a computer, rather than while taking the pictures. My personal view is to buy one or two notches below the fastest; reasonably zippy, but without the price premium of The Fastest Cards Available. -dms |
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Nikon D80 / D50 & Kingston SDHC cards
"Daniel Silevitch" wrote in message ... On Fri, 19 Oct 2007 21:30:54 GMT, Sitara Lal wrote: Kingston sells a range of SD cards known as SDHC (High Capacity) cards, in various speed classes. Would these cards make a difference when used with a D80 or D50? In other words, it is worth paying the premium for a SDHC or is it just as good as plain old SD card because the camera doesn't know any better? As I understand it, SDHC allows cards of 4 GB and above, whereas standard SD is only spec'd up to 2 GB (though there are some 4 GB SD cards, and it's apparently a crapshoot as to whether they'll work on any given camera). The card speed is a separate issue; there are slow and fast SD cards, ditto for SDHC. The really high speeds are mainly useful when downloading photos to a computer, rather than while taking the pictures. My personal view is to buy one or two notches below the fastest; reasonably zippy, but without the price premium of The Fastest Cards Available. -dms D50 can't use SDHC. D80 can. |
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