Has anyone found solution to the "insufficient memory" when working with large size images without having to downsize? (16Gb RAM here)
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no longer use this it has given me nothing but problems and I think its a European version to begin withdo yourself a favor and get another program just not that one
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I don't know how. I don't use internal memory. Sorry. But I know the camera comes with a cable. I suppose that is what you need to use to down load photos stored in internal memory.
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I think it has to do with what platform you are working with. I use a Mac and I get a almost a full 16 gigs.
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I'm not really sure and I've had mine for a year, but maybe try to make image smaller and make sure the photos are under JPEG cause if there not they wont work! Cause I know none of mine were JPEG and so it wouldn't work!
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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 currently use a 4gb card with no problem. Though I need to carry a spare battery to get close to it's capacity (except in RAW or extreme resolution images). I have seen nothing to restrict you to 4gb.
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Hey Matt I have used up to 16 gb so far with no problems. I bet you could use any size, as operationally its not different software so good luck! Hope it helps!
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Cool,I went ahead and purcased a two GB card for it.It works well.The camera works fine... Loads of pics with two GB. I just snap away....
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Yes you should becaise the internal memory is too small. If you take 3 pictures the internal memory will be full..
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Check the file size of the image. Larger size images will need to be formatted to be under 1MB. Once that is done, I have found they all display.
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I have a 16gb in mine and it works great. I do have it sorted and saved in different folders. That might help that issue, though I've never heard if your particular issue before. By the way, I have seen questions answered in a few different areas, though same product, that someone is using this little guy with a 32gb card, and someone else using a 64gb card. I hope this helps, and good luck to you!
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No. I found it best to use 32GB micro SDHC. 16 GB is good too, but may be good for maybe a few hours before it's full and starts to loop and write over other files.
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Don't know the largest available, but I have a 16gig that holds a LOT of images.Bought two of them on sale for about $100 each and they are excellent and flexible.
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Unfortunately I haven't downloaded more than 600 pictures so I can'help you though I found some valuable info from the other responses .SorryI was unable to help.
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I would find out of the limitation is the processor or the motherboard. Often times the documentation was not expecting 16gb to be an option at the time so they did not list it. I was able to use it in my Lenovo t420 that said it supported a max of 8GB (4gbx2). This was due to the age of the documentation.
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My black and white negatives were pretty big when converted. I used Windows photo manager (edit button gives you several options for improving your pictures) to compress the file size. Worked great for me!
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I get about 1000 max quality jpegs with a 4GB card with an XTi. The camera should be compatible with any current compact flash card. Storing ALL your irreplaceable images on one massive card probably isn't a very good idea due to possible loss so a daily backup method - laptop, portable image storage solution - is highly recommended.