how many photographic images will it hold at one time?
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Like the others have said, it does depend oh the resolution and quality level your shooting at. I'm using this card in my Canon T3i it's an 18MP camera each photo is generally around 10meg. with this Transcend 32 gig card in the camera it says I should get around 3800 photos.
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Simple: divide the card's storage by the number of bytes in each of your pictures. Most 10 MP (megapixel) cameras generate photos of roughly 4.5 MB (megabytes) each. Divide the effective storage space of a 16 GB card (roughly 15 billion bytes) by 4.5 million bytes per picture, and you get (VERY roughly) 3333 pictures, each of which can be blown up to 16" x 20". It all depends on the resolution of your photos; if you shoot in .RAW (uncompressed) format, you'll use up the card far faster, since each image uses about ten times as much storage as a .JPG image. If you take 4 x 6 snapshots of only a few hundred megabytes, you might get over ten thousand pictures into a 16 GB card. Simple: divide the card's storage by the number of bytes in each of your pictures. Most 10 MP (megapixel) cameras generate photos of roughly 4.5 MB (megabytes) each. Divide the effective storage space of a 16 GB card (roughly 15 billion bytes) by 4.5 million bytes per picture, and you get (VERY roughly) 3333 pictures, each of which can be blown up to 16" x 20". It all depends on the resolution of your photos; if you shoot in .RAW (uncompressed) format, you'll use up the card far faster, since each image uses about ten times as much storage as a .JPG image. If you take 4 x 6... » Read More Simple: divide the card's storage by the number of bytes in each of your pictures. Most 10 MP (megapixel) cameras generate photos of roughly 4.5 MB (megabytes) each. Divide the effective storage space of a 16 GB card (roughly 15 billion bytes) by 4.5 million bytes per picture, and you get (VERY roughly) 3333 pictures, each of which can be blown up to 16" x 20". It all depends on the resolution of your photos; if you shoot in .RAW (uncompressed) format, you'll use up the card far faster, since each image uses about ten times as much storage as a .JPG image. If you take 4 x 6 snapshots of only a few hundred megabytes, you might get over ten thousand pictures into a 16 GB card. « Show Less
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Simple: divide the card's storage by the number of bytes in each of your pictures. Most 10 MP (megapixel) cameras generate photos of roughly 4.5 MB (megabytes) each. Divide the effective storage space of a 16 GB card (roughly 15 billion bytes) by 4.5 million bytes per picture, and you get (VERY roughly) 3333 pictures, each of which can be blown up to 16" x 20". It all depends on the resolution of your photos; if you shoot in .RAW (uncompressed) format, you'll use up the card far faster, since each image uses about ten times as much storage as a .JPG image. If you take 4 x 6 snapshots of only a few hundred megabytes, you might get over ten thousand pictures into a 16 GB card.
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That depends a great deal on what format you're recording them in, (JPG, TIF, or the camera's RAW format, etc.) and at what resolution you're shooting.
2213653
I used up to an 8GB SDHC card in mine ALL the time and that will hold thousands and thousands of photos. I had THE best luck with this camera!! I bought like 3 in a row and since I am a photo taking addict LOL I used a lot of cards and kept getting ones with bigger memories which is how I KNOW it will hold 8 GB. Good luck and may God bless!
2144056
Don't know about 10,000 pictures, but I've backed up 2 to 3,000 pictures in a matter of seconds.
937826
There are 12 individual boxes within one large box. Each individual box holds easily 100 photos. 100 X 12 = 1200 total in one large box. If you get 2 large Photo Keepers (set of 2), that is 2400 photos total. Truly, you cannot go wrong by purchasing this item. Much, much more practical and safer for storing photos then a photo album or a box. If one takes the time, photos can be sorted by date, eventm individual or however one chooses to sort by. It IS a keeper!!
595303
With the stick that I am using I only have about 120 pictures. I think the number will depend on the device that you use in the frame. I don't think it has an internal memory. For me, I just use sticks and change them when I want to.
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Hi, I am currently using a scan disk ultra 2 GB, I currently have 71 pictures on it and the one I had before that I filled I believe had around 100 or so. This size is big enough for me as I download when full onto my computer which then clears the disk for more. but if you are going to try to use it to also include the video's which I have not done I am sure it will reduce the capacity of the disk vs. just photos. Hope this helps and wish you good luck with your camera, I love mine and hope you find it a great camera also.
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Depends on the size of the pictures but it does hold a large number in a variety of sizes
702536
I don't know the exact number or what size photos you are talking about but it will do a lot of 4x6 photos.
2195191
As many as you want. Until the thing wears out! Lol! This is an awesome camera! I use it almost every day. Got it for Christmas and have already taken over 1000 photos...Awesome deal!
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This answer is entirely dependent on the number of megepixels yur camers uses and this can vary depending on your camera's settings. If your camera uses an SD card, you can get a good estimate of how many pictures the Cruzer will hold by noting how many pictures an empty SD card holds [Your camera will tell you how many pictures remain on an empty card]. Divide the Cruzer mamory size by the SD Card Memory size. Multiply this result by the number of pictures avauilable on ther SD Card. This is only an estimate because a number of camera settings affect the stored size of each picture. In general a 64MB Cruzer would hold about 16 times as many pictures as a 4 MB SD Card and 4 times as many as a 16MB SD card. Good luck
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I have not reached the capacity of the frame yet and I have at least 1,000 photos on the frame. Be aware though that the frame does slow down on its upload after you get over 1,000 pictures
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Be sure you have the proper stick, and be sure its clear - i'd suggest formatting it and try again. It should hold hundreds of pics. Also be sure you are taking photos and not videos. They will take up much more space. You could fill it up with 17 videos pretty easily.
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What ever size you want to use. I have a 16 GB in mine and it can hold a thousand pictures.
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It depends on how big your memory card is. I have a 2GB memory card in mine and it can hold around 70 pictures. Is that what you mean?
1119717
For 4*6 pictures, you can put several (2-3) in the same slot with ease. I have not tried putting more than that into the slot.
2010209
Depending on the photo resolution, a 16gb card will hold between 4000 and 11000 photos.
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A dozen at once. There is a plastic holder which fits into the scanner with 12 slots for 35mm slides. You can 'select all' from the preview window on the software and it scans the twelve and saves the images as sequentially numbered files (just like your camera does).