power shot A470 specifies to use 32GB Can I use less?
782011
I think that means max. So I'd say you could use 16GB in factI usually use 16's instead of 32's
782012
I believe you can use less, it has 32mb on board. The video are 640x480 not too large so i can't imagine you would need this size but it's a good price for the card. http://www.trustedreviews.com/Canon-PowerShot-A470_Digital-Camera_review_features-table_Page-4#tr-review-summary
782013
If the smaller card fits, it could be compatible. I'd want to see the camera and card you had in mind before giving a definite answer.
2274001
I find it amazing that you are able to use a 32GB much less a 64GB. I'm using a Kingston Digital 16 GB Class 4 microSDHC Flash Card with SD Adapter (SDC4/16GBET) that was sold a a bundle and have no problems with the card. The dash cam is ummmm. Hmmmm. You get what you pay for. Don't upgrade the card. Upgrade the camera and card or it won't be worth your money. Put the videos on your PC and format the card FAT32 after.
1863754
Yes, you can use a 32Gb external card. 16Gb was the largest card at the time the device was released, so that's why the 16Gb size was noted as the maximum size.(In other words, Hagon is NOT correct... a 32Gb card works fine, I have one in my n900, etc...)
1676588
The 64 gig card is not recommended. A class 4 32 gig card is what I have been using, it gives me between 5 and 7 hours of nonstop recording with no error.
1626709
I did a lot of research on that before purchasing and found out that the 500GB runs at 7200 RPM while the 1GB runs at 5400RPM.Hope that helps!
1897857
Yea, 32 GB shouldn't be an issue, but make sure it's class 10 so it's fast enough to record. Your record time will depend on a lot of stuff... straight run, open and shut, on and off. Hard to calculate. It isn't "really" long though. Sorry, can't be precise.
1248237
I don't think so, 32GB seems to be the max on the website. You could email them though.
320207
I have not tried a 64GB card, but I would guess that the camera is using FAT 32 format and so can't handle larger capacities.
1404288
I agree. Better stock up on the 16GBs than the 32GBs. I actually have 4 8GBs and a couple of 2GBs.
1893785
Yes. You can switch the 2 gb for a 4gb if you want to improve performance. The computer will not recognize any more than that though.
1940749
I have not tried the 32GB version, package remains unopened The 256GB is compatible with USB2 port. Should be the same
1978126
Sorry, biggest I have used is 32 GB. I like to keep image files on more smaller capacity cards. The ole "don't place all of your eggs in one basket" ploy
814065
I have not tried it but 32GB should not be an issue since it was already accepted in the clip zip. Unless their firmware really cockup. Better to read the reviews if anyone is complaining about this.
206163
That depends on what size card you put in it. You're call. I keep a 32 gig in mine at all times for pics, etc.
226762
I have a 32GB card in mine. I don't know whether there is anything larger available.
948810
That all depends on what you are doing and what your OS is. If you have an x32 OS then the most the system can use is 4GB. If you are doing any sort of power gaming I would recommend more.
2108650
Not really, I've copied everything from 4GB to 64GB. The original size and the copy size should be the same. Ex: 32GB to 32GB or 4GB to 4GBGreat machine, works very well.