Does the Kodak Zi12 require a Class 6 or Class 10 SDHC and what size would be recommended, 16 or 32 gb?
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I use it with Class 10 and personally I use 32GB. But that depends on how wure you want to be about it playing smoothly your videos (class 10 would be a better bet), and how big and number of videos you want to store in the memory (in my case I do not want to run any risk of getting a full memory signal, so 32GB was my safe bet).
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You can get away with a class 6 card. The class in card symbolizes write speeds and class 10 is generally for shooting raw files on a pro camera at bursts. Class 6 is more than fine for most cameras. The size of the card is completely up to you. If you get a 32 GB card you can go a lot longer without having to download your material off the card. I am using a 16GB in mine and I offload the files off the card onto my computer about once a month and it works great. You may shoot more pictures and video than me though.
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This camera takes any standard SDHC memory card. Class 10 are the fastest when storing information, so the camera is ready sooner to take your next picture. But anything above class 4, which are very inexpensive now, will do for normal shooting.
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What class memory card did you get? The owner's manual states you should use class 6 SDHC cards for HD video. You may be able to use class 4 cards, but there's very little price difference. So get a class 6 card and be done with it. The camera rocks, so take the card back, not the camera. Oh, and set video to AVCHD, not MPEG.
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Class 6 micro sd card will work, a class 10 is too fast for it skips frames and class 4 has a few issues with being recognized fully. Class 6 cards are the best way to go
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YES is does. (Micro SD cards) The manual however does not specify what size or type (class). I believe it is limited to 16GB and pretty much any class. I wouldn't waste money on expensive class 10 Micro SD cards. Class 4 will work just fine.
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I haven't possessed the camera in question, but keep in mind that the 16gb SanDisk microSDHC comes in class 4, 6, and 10. The higher the number, the faster the data can be read or transferred. I can't say if this could be why one 16gb card can be read while the other can't.
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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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According to information I found on the Fuji website the S9400W will accept SDHC cards to 32 GB and SDXC cards to 128GB. Not all digital cameras can utilize the SDXC format and higher capacities, but this one can. Fuji also recommends a Class 10 SD card card made either by Fuji or SanDisk. There are a number of choices in Class 10 cards in terms of capacity and transfer rate.
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No. I found it best to use 32GB micro SDHC. 16 GB is good too, but may be good for maybe a few hours before it's full and starts to loop and write over other files.
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Kodak says the following Kodak products are Compatible with SDHC cards.: the Z612 isnt included Z812 IS C513 C613 C713 C813 EX1011 Digital Frame EX811 Digital Frame M1020 Digital Frame M1033 M753 M763 M820 Digital Frame M853 M863 M873 M883 M893 IS P720 Digital Frame S510 Digital Frame SV1011 Digital Frame SV710 Digital Frame SV811 Digital Frame V1003 V1073 V1233 V1253 V1273 V803 Z1012 IS Z1085 IS Z1275 Z1285 Z712 IS Z8612 IS Z885 ZD710 [wg02_1] * SDHC cards are designed for use in SDHC-enabled devices and are not backwards compatible with standard SD legacy devices.
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We bought an 8gb SDHC to go with this camera and it works great. Don't know if a bigger one would work any different or not. Hope this helps.
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Sandisk class 10 card works. 16gb or 32 gb. I use a 16gb and it almost full of 720 videos until the battery dies.
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Yeah, a Class 6 SHOULD do. I called Canon and they said 6 is the minimum. I went ahead and bought a 16gb. Class 10 Patriot on Amazon ($48).It has worked like a charm.
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As folks are saying, you'll need an SD micro memory card. You'll want a Class 10 card if you're planning on shooting HD video (Class 10 means that it can record at 10Mbs per second. You can get away with Class 6 or better, but it's not a huge price difference.) The size will depend on what you plan on doing with the camera. Static photos will generally be about 5.5 MB (100 MB to a GB), a 60 second video shot at 720dpi 60 frames a second, will run about 108MB. The battery will run about 2 hours (provided wifi is off), so figure about 12GB for a non-stop video (It's a bit more because of the limitations of how the camera can write to the card.) For what it's worth, I picked up a 32GB card for mine. There are a few other things you probably want to consider (tripod mount with a gorillapod, extra batteries, USB auto charging port, etc.) but you didn't ask about those.
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You may use any SDHC / SDXC cards sized from 2GB to 128 GB. However, when recording a movie or taking pictures in RAW, I recommend a memory card with an SD speed class of Class 6 or higher. I usually buy and use 32 GB Amazon Basic cards in all my cameras as they are value priced and performance is as good as premium cards I owned from Lexar and SanDisk.
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An SD card is needed. Any size any speed any manufacturer will work so long as it's an SD format. I recommend an 8 GB SDHC card though you can get faster and larger. That card is a good compromise. I have 32 GB cards and never get close to filling one up in a day even shooting RAW.
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Download the online "Panasonic DMC-ZS40 Owner's Manual" and look on page 25. At least "Class 4" is required. "SD" for 8MB-2GB. "SDHC" for 4GB-32GB. "SDXC" for 48GB, 64GB. We bought 64 GB SDHX class 10 from Amazon which works fine. Doc also says "Latest information: http://panasonic.jp/support/global/cs/dsc/".