can you use a 64GB or 128GB sdxc card?
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See Fuji website for a full compatibility list. http://www.fujifilm.com/support/digital_cameras/compatibility/card/xp/The list say it is compatible and the following comments:1. Checked with the following models : SanDisk 64GB, 128GB2. Use a memory card with a class 10 write speed(10MB/s) or better when shooting HD movie.
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Here is the manual for the model I'm selling... http://www.fujifilm.com/support/digital_cameras/manuals/pdf/index/xp/finepix_xp60_manual_01.pdf It does say that it is compatible with SanDisk SD cards, SDHC, and SDXC. So, I assume the 64GB and 128GB cards are included. Then it gives a website for more specific compatibility listings... http://www.fujifilm.com/support/digital_cameras/compatibility/ I hope this helps. Have a nice day.
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See Fuji website for a full compatibility list. http://www.fujifilm.com/support/digital_cameras/compatibility/card/xp/ The list say it is compatible and the following comments: 1. Checked with the following models : SanDisk 64GB, 128GB 2. Use a memory card with a class 10 write speed(10MB/s) or better when shooting HD movie.
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This question refers to the difference between SD cards vs. SDHC cards. SDHC is 4GB-32GB, SDXC is 64GB+. To answer your question the A646 does support SD (under 2GB) and SDHC cards (4GB-32GB): http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01846782.pdf
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I'm using a 128GB SD-XC card. It will see above 32GB...but the hurdle to overcome is formatting the cards larger than 32GB to FAT32 as it will be exFAT. Stock windows operating systems formatting in FAT32 have a drive limit of 32GB on flash drives, so if you want to format a flash drive 64GB or greater then you will need to use a third party program that formats drives. There are free and paid solutions...just google it.
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I am using a 64GB SD card and haven't seen any issues. I don't think there is a limit to the SD card GB but I haven't used beyond 64GB card.
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There is a 3.0 ex beta firmware that you can update so that the X3 will read EXFAT and Fat32 formatted cards. I use a 64GB card in my my X3. I have never tried a 128GB card, but perhaps it may work with this firmware up date. Check HeadFi forums out to find out more about the X3 from audiophiles. I love my X3! ;-))))
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I use a 32gb myself, but I would think any capacity SD type card would work.
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I don't see why it shouldn't. I had no problem reading a 64GB SDXC. It took a little time to read thru the data but worked just fine on my MAC and my PC.
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I have a 32GB card in mine. I don't know whether there is anything larger available.
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So far the CF card 128GB or SDXC card 64GB are working fine. There might be a 256GB CF or 128GB SD card out there, Sanho have not tested it yet and also have not heard any issue of card not detecting so far.
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you can use 64gb card. you just have to change the format on the card. its very easy. i have done this with my clip+ and have been using it for a couple years without problems.
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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.
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I've heard that 64 GB cards work, but you have to be sure to format them to FAT32.
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Manual says the following are guaranteed to work: microSD-2GB, microSDHC-32GB and microSDXC-64GB.
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I think any SD, SDHC and SDXC standard format cards are compatible (Panasonic recommended by Panasonic, of course), with the caveat that your computer may not read the high-capacity SDXC format.
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It's able to read a 32 gig Micro SDHC card for sure, as that's what I use with mine, but I'm not sure about the 64 gig SDXC card, since they switched over to an entirely new file system for that format and I was too scared to risk the money on the larger card in case it didn't work.
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I have the model with 64gig internal, and it will take a SD with another 64gigs. From the lit I have read, both models should be able to take a 64gig card.
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Hi. I have not tried it with a 32 Gb card, but the SDHC specification states that 32Gb is the maximum capacity and should work. Not sure about 64 Gb as that is the starting range for SDXC which uses exFAT instead of FAT32. See Sandisk website for more detail.Sadly the largest card I have is 16 GB and it works with this reader just fine.