Maximum size/capacity of compact flash? Hello all - I'm thinking of purchasing another CF card for our s400. What's the maximum size that the s400 can handle? Any other specification? Speed, etc.? The s400 can only take type I CF cards, right?Thanks to any for your help/guidance. Maximum size/capacity of compact flash? Hello all - I'm thinking of purchasing another CF card for our s400. What's the maximum size that the s400 can handle? Any other specification?... » Read More Maximum size/capacity of compact flash? Hello all - I'm thinking of purchasing another CF card for our s400. What's the maximum size that the s400 can handle? Any other specification? Speed, etc.? The s400 can only take type I CF cards, right?Thanks to any for your help/guidance. « Show Less
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From Canon's product support - Solution: The maximum memory card capacity is 2048 GBThe maximum card capacity for the Compact Flash Card standard is 2048 GB. You camera model currently supports FAT32 allowing for larger than 2GB capacities to be used.
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I have been told to stay away from 64 gb cards I had a sandisk 64gb and I returned it, nothing but trouble then I bought a samsung 32 gb and it works great! If you have a mac I'd stick with 32gb cards. Btw I have a go pro hero 4 black and shoot in 4K
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If they'r enot going to jump straight to 150GB or more, why even bother? Solid-state memory has already exceeded 32GB and has MUCH better performance attributes, including durability, energy/battery life, and flexibility.I will hold out for either a 1TB version or 64GB flash disk (or 32GB Flash disk + CF card expansion capability). And forget it if they try to ram some proprietary codec down my throat!
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I have not used this card in my Canon camera because the camera cannot handle anything bigger than 32GB. Perhaps this is your problem. I use this card to move files back and forth between Windows computers. I have reformatted it many times using the Windows File Manager with no problems.
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Hi! I actually never run out on build in 32gb. Photo works for sd. I was able to copy video from main drive to a card... I didn't tried to film on sd card. If I will try, I will consider to get some fastest card possible, because regular cards can be not able to process so much data. But I really like that camera!
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I agree it works well even with 4GB card. When I use external card reader to upload pics to the card and then I plug the card to the frame itself. Its weird that whan I use 2GB CF card I can upload pics via cable PC-FRAME but when I use SD card I have to use external reader.Anyway looks like it way to go by now. I also dont feel secure to update to the firmware that is older than what I curently have and hope that upcoming 10" model wont have such issues.Thanx for reply.
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Interesting. I never even knew that standard SD (not SDHC) were available up to 8 gig. I thought that they maxed out at 2 gigs. good to know. Wish the thing DID read SDHC at the card slot. Still, it's a pretty nice device.
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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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I have only used the card for about 800 photos with my Nikon camera, but I have not had any problem thus far. (I shoot raw, so file sizes are not small.)Also, I have shot some bursts... 3-6 photos/ second with no problem.
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not sure I understand ? Out of the box new purchase probaly won't have an SD card. Cards have become prolific and cheap, so its never been better for the consumer. An opinion, if I may offer one, is to buy name brand cards and look for the highest rated burst/memory index. My K5 and K5 II work flawlessly with SD 10 rated specs. Depending on your photographic use, a fast card will always be ready to capture a shot. There is nothing worse than discovering a missed opportunity. As for capacity, its a personal choice. I use 16 Gig cards because I have option open to me if a situation presents itself. I can shoot full RAW, or quickly dial down so as not to create huge files which will fill up a hard drive incredibly fast. My brother , recently retired as the President of Pentax, suggest using 8 gig cards, since cards do crash for any number of reasons. Better to have fewer lost images on an 8 than everything lost on a 16. AND speaking of memory, it is highly recommended that you get a 1T ( one terabyte ) portable USB external drive.
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this question got me thinking and looking a bit. I have 2 Contour cameras (a Roam and a Roam2) I bought a 32GB card for the Roam when I got it and just tried it in the newer camera. the card light flashed red when I turned it on. I looked through the manual to find a 32GB card is the maximum and I needed to format the card. once I did it was fine.so yeah. 32GB is the max and it'll take SDSC and SDHC cards.
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I don't think card size is a problem. I have only used 16 GB but have never heard of a maximum read size, really any GB size card should work.
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Greetings Ms. Gabrielle Z. In looking at the web site of fujifilmusa [I found the brochure and booklet for the S1500 I presume Finepix. It states that the camera takes sd card 2gb/ and sdhc cards of 4gb and 8gb. It has a graph of dimensions of j peg 3648 fine/ j peg normal/ etc. I would now use the 8gb. If you can you can buy up any 2 gb you find. Prices are going up on them. Maybe use the class 4 sd & or check with fuji support for additional directives. Possible damaged card. check on it, wipe clean the metalic pieces with clean soft cotton shirt gentlly fog it n wipe. Good Luck. Steve
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Look at your camera manual. CF memory card is much larger then SD memory card. If your camera manual indicates CF card for memory, you can get this CompactFlash memory. If your camera manual asks for SD type memory card, this CF card will not fit.
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You can definitely use a 2 GB card with this. I have the S2 IS and I even called Canon before buying my 2 GB card. You should have absolutely no problems!
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Which 8GB card are you usung? I'm wondering if the Transcend 8GB SDHC card advertised as class 6 will be fast enough when taking video with the S5 IS?
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I have used it with 16gig cards, I do not have any larger cf cards. I have varying brands and all work. Some I use in professional cameras and others are used in industrial electronics devices. It just works.