Will this work on older SD cards- not SDHC high capacity. I want to get pictures off a trail camera.
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This device is rated as SD, SDHC, SDXC, and all the micro versions. Compatibility with SD standards means it should work with "older" SD cards.
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This is a great device. It works with all SD and SDHC and MicroSD cards. It is a 'no-brainer'. You can access both an SD and a microSD card at the same time, even copy from on to the other as your computer sees each card as a separate storage device. It works with USB 2.0 and 3.0 connectivity.
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I would try formatting it through the camera... The manual for this camera says it takes SD or MMC memory cards. If you use another kind (CF, MS, xD, or SM) then it's unlikely to work. I have had mine for many years and it is a GREAT camera.. don't give up on it :)
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I have no idea, but the 'card' is one of the 1/2 card for the older cameras. Depends on the size your camera takes.
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If it takes a compact flash card, then, yes, it will work. If the previous card was only 1gb and held plenty of images 32gb might be more space than you need, but it should still work.
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It WOULD Work If it wasn't such a lousy product. I have had two of these memory cards ( the original one and a replacement) and both failed, meaning I lost all my photos. Their customer service is horrible. Stay away from this brand my friend...
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The description says it's compatible with SDHC. I don't have a camera so I don't know what that size memory card that is.
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I bought this, a while back, and it worked fine for me. Not sure if it only works with certain size SD cards, but my cards tend to be smaller, i.e. under 16GB.
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Mine works for only the large sd cards and I get a message that it isnt supported by apple. I use it to download pictures.
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Either should work. The high speed cards are only needed in cameras with large sensors and rapid shooting (like a Nikon D-800). In a trail cam, any of the cards should be fine. You aren't shooting bursts of 20-30 24 MPix images in a few seconds. In the manual they only call for class 4 cards for stills and class 10 for HD video, 32 gig max.
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anyone try to use this type of card in a hunter style tree cam? So would I be able to walk through the woods and receive my photos directly to a phone, once my phones network is in range?
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I am surprised that Some users report capacity-related issues. I purchased a Transcend SDHC Class 10 32G card that I had to format using the camera build-in menu for a correct initialization. It has been working fine since, save a reformatting from time to time when it is not recognized anymore. I would advise to avoid low capacity cards as the same disk Sectors will be Constantly written over, thus faster degrading the card.
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SD - unfortunately i have an older camera that cannot use SDHC and I found these.
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No Clue. You might try a different card. I have been having trouble with the HD/SD cards in some of my deer cameras.
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pull the card you have out of the slot and look at it. It should be the same. Keep in mind that going up to an 8 or higher will hold more pics and really doesn't cost that much more. I have one in my Kodak that works dandy.
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MAYBE, some of these early CF cameras have a 2GB memory card size limit, so I'm not saying it will or will not work... you'd have to try it.
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It works will all capacities of SD cards. Make sure you have a high speed card, or the camera will lag a bit, and you will have to wait to take the next shot.
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The SDHC card will work. But don't buy these cameras. I had nothing but trouble with the. I called Moultre 3 times and couldn't get the problem resolved. I ended up sending them back to Amazon after a couple of months of trying to get them to work. I would have them set up and have a deer or turkey walk by or even myself and wouldn't get a picture. I have had trail cameras since the first film cameras came out and have never had problems like I had with these A5's. I have 3 Moultrie L-50's which have worked well for several years. Ray