I have a 5D that has the old large SD cards does anyone know if there is a conversion kit available to use the regular small SD card?
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I have to say that I'm not aware of the distinction between "old large SD cards" and "regular small SD" cards. But I have two 5D's and both of them use only Compact Flash cards. If Canon has made some sort of adapter available for SD cards, I haven't heard about it. Frankly, I'd rather use the CF cards anyway--they seem easier to handle and not as likely to get lost. I say that from experience with some other cameras I have that take only the smaller SDs. You probably know that some cameras do have two slots, one for each type of card--at least that was true with the Olympus 4/3 system (OMD E-5 for example) and probably with some of the Nikons and other Canons. I have to say that I'm not aware of the distinction between "old large SD cards" and "regular small SD" cards. But I have two 5D's and both of them use only Compact Flash cards. If Canon has made some sort of adapter available for SD cards, I haven't heard about it. Frankly, I'd rather use the CF cards anyway--they seem easier to handle and not as likely to get lost. I say that from experience with some other cameras I have that take only the smaller SDs. You probably know that some cameras do have two slots, one for each type of card--at least that was true with the... » Read More I have to say that I'm not aware of the distinction between "old large SD cards" and "regular small SD" cards. But I have two 5D's and both of them use only Compact Flash cards. If Canon has made some sort of adapter available for SD cards, I haven't heard about it. Frankly, I'd rather use the CF cards anyway--they seem easier to handle and not as likely to get lost. I say that from experience with some other cameras I have that take only the smaller SDs. You probably know that some cameras do have two slots, one for each type of card--at least that was true with the Olympus 4/3 system (OMD E-5 for example) and probably with some of the Nikons and other Canons. « Show Less
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I would rather use the compact flash cards because they are faster and the metal keeps them cool. I believe they do make adapters though...
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I searched the topic, and it appears this is possible with the correct adapter.
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I don't think so, from what I have read, the 6D takes a SD, SDHC or a SDXC memory card not a CF which is what this card is. I think you would need a card like this which would be similar http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Extreme-Class-Memory-SDSDXPA-032G-AFFP/dp/B007NDL56A/ref=sr_1_15?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1386641404&sr=1-15
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Canon sd750 anyone have my camera can i use a bigger card than what i listed?
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Hi Lisa,I'm Jewel with Kingston Technical Support, here to address your question. I can confirm that our CF/16GB-U2 CompactFlash card is compatible and recommend for the Canon 5D Mark III camera. For any further questions or concerns, please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you.Thank you for selecting Kingston as your upgrade partner.
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No, you need to purchase another SD card with higher capacity. Just look in the product specifications to learn about this.
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I have never done, but I've heard of people that did it perfectly. I would recommend further investigation on brand selection, and also try to use top of the line SD cards. Check this out: http://www.sonnettech.com/product/sdhctosxsadapter.html Hope it helps!
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Thanks for checking. The mini-SD is won't fit. The camera uses MicroSD cards, anything from 1 GB to 32 GB in size, any speed although class 4 or better is recommended.
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We're using a Sandisk 4G SD high capacity card and its working great. I think any of the SD cards work. Best to get biggest you want to buy for max pics.
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In my 5D MK3 I use 32GB UDMA 7 Compact Flash and 32GB SDHC. There are slots for both, and a control option to choose which drive you wish to write to. CF has the faster transfer rate.
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No, you need the smaller version Micro SD. You can get the same specs (speed and memory). Get an Extreme Micro SD card, the faster the better, the #1 in upper left side of card notes very good speed. (#10 would be slowest)
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You must buy your own SD card. They are inexpensive, and you may choose the size you like.
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Yes. I use an 8 gig SD card. With an adapter, you can connect that card with your computer. I reduce the size of my photos to abut 25% of original so more will fit on the card. I have 2,000 pictures on the card and the card is only 20% full.
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Depends on the particular model; most Canons use SD cards, which are smaller than Compact Flash, and therefore won't be compatible with this. It's usually only old, or high-end (eg 5D, 7D, 1D) that will use Compact Flash. All the Rebels I've used will *not* be compatible.
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I have a 16GB card i bought from Amazon in there - i use the SanDisk mini-SD card and i also got the adapter so that i can put it into a card reader and pull out the photos. You can also just pull the photos directly from the camera, of course, too. I love this camera! Definitely buy it! The Live Panorama feature is worth the purchase alone!
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I'm not sure if your camera could handle 32gb memory cards. If you already tried another 32gb card in your camera and it worked, I wouldn't see any reason for it to not work. I have a 5D mark I that works with a 32gb card but when I format the card with the camera, it says that I only have 8gb of available space on the card... Even if it is a 32gb card. You should check before buying a card to prevent yourself from spending money... for nothing.
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Yes, but you have to be VERY careful to order the right one. It does NOT work with converting standard SD cards to CF. Pity.
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I had a 64gb card for it. I don't think it particularly matters on the size of sd card you use. As Long as it is the correct type of card the size shouldn't matter.