Which flash drive works best with photos?
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MarilynI am no computer expert but pictures are what I store most. This drive works very well for that.
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I put everything on this flash drive! It works really great with picture and/or documents!This one you are asking about is 32 GB! I got the 64GB and its great! Room for everything on it !
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Depends on what you mean "best with photos". Cameras themselves usually don't use flash drives, they use memory cards-you download the pictures to your computer from your SD or CF memory card, then you can copy them to a flash drive for portability. For snapshots, almost any flash drive of 4-8 gb will do. For pro or semi-pro use, bigger and faster is better. 64gb will handle almost anything except video. As long as you stick to name brands, you'll be okay.
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Marilyn, I have several SanDisk Cruzers of various sizes and (1) GigaWare Flashdrive. I have lots of photos on a SanDisk Cruzer and many, many music files on the GigaWare Flashdrive. I don't think you need to be too concerned about which flashdrive works best with photos unless those files are exceptionally large, opening the door to "access time" concerns. Most of my photos range from 500k to 4M and there's no problem. If I had photos ranging from 15M upward I still wouldn't be too concerned. My music files range from 20M to 40M and I have NO complaints about the access time, and I'd expect the same from a SanDisk Cruzer. My only advice to you would be to invest in the LARGEST Flash Drive you can afford at the time, and in the event the flash drive "acts up" shortly after delivery--get rid of it immediately. I've had NO problem with my SanDisk Cruzers or my one GigaWare Flash Drive. Hope this helps you out.
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I recommend the SanDisk Extreme Pro | SDHC UHS-I Card (95 MB/s).Maximum speed for burst shooting, fast transfers and Full HD video. I use 16 Gb.
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I use SanDisk Extreme Pro. You can also use the SanDisk Extreme and they will be fine.
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You can use it as any USB flash drive with capacity limited to what you have as card attached to it. I use it for movie library during travel time and my personal portfolio library...Consider it as your wireless hard drive on the go!
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I have been using SanDisk SDSDH-2048-901 2 GB Ultra II . Works great. Holds around 200 images in raw.
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Any standard SD card should work. I have an old 2 Gig an it holds a lot of photos from the converter.
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I've used up to 16 GB Sandisk SD card. That will get you around 4,000 high quality photos.
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It seems to me that the flash drives are not the problem. They are made to accept all data. Your frame may not be able process music files which are much different from photo (jpg) files. G. Taylor
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Well I assume you want a really fast drive. If so I would recommend the Lexar 8GB JumpDrive Lightning. For whatever reason it is still not available on Amazon.com but I'm sure a Google search can yield some results. However the runner-up would probably be SanDisk 8 GB Cruzer Titanium. Hope this helps.
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Thumb drives work perfect. If you need to download, or upload a CD, then Apple has an external CD drive that hooks right up through the USB in the back of the computer.
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any cctv cameras. good set-up, but having trouble trying to back up on flash drives.
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Sundisk is a good brand name. The Extreme Pro SD will work fine. The memory cards are measured by their capacity and recording speed. get a card with 32 GB and speed rating at 10
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Sorry, but I won't be much help. I have not used a flash drive on that unit.
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It's always important to have a backup.. If the flash drive fails you should still have a copy somewhere. So to answer your question.. Yes you can use it to store your pics, but you should only feel safe if you have a backup of them.. And any important data for that matter.
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I've used a 4GB Patriot flash drive (cost about $10) that works fine on my 46xbr6. That particular drive is formatted FAT32. A 1GB Sony flash drive that came with a Blu-Ray player is formatted FAT, so I'd guess virtually any usb flash drive will probably work. The 46xbr6 photo viewing feature works great, even for deeply nested file systems (folders within folders - - -). I've selectively browsed photos from a file system containing hundreds of folders & thousands of jpeg files. It's strange that Amazon's comparative descriptions of the over & under 40" versions of XBR6 ignore the absence of usb in the smaller series, ignoring the fact that it's a MAJOR feature.
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the operating system is the iOS 8 & do you mean flash drive or flash for camera????
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I use a 16gb flash drive but I always use random play--sometimes it freezes when loading--but if I switch to cd then back to usb-it seems to always work fine. I've had no problems with sony or Philips mp3 devices--just seems to lock up when first reading flash drives--it is a little slow at reading files before it begins playing--I'd say about a minute delay-not a problem. Display information depends on what is available on flash drive--ir title artist album are provided it will display them--though you have to turn on the display by using the remote 'display" button or it just gives numeric info