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Saz
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24-03-08, 12:20 AM
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Re: Help pleaseeeeeee

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Just to add, that is why you should look at the card speed when buying.A slow card will have an affect on the number of continuous photos in a burst the camera will take as the buffer fills up. I am happy with Sandisk Extreme 111 which is the minium speed I would use.

On memory cards it worth thinking about how many photos you are going to take. If using raw only, the number of pictures is greatly deminished, I would suggest nothing smaller than a 4 gig card.

Now the question do you go out and buy a card with a large memory capacity (16 gig+) or not, personally I would rather buy several 2 or 4 gig cards than one massive memory card for the simple reason apart from should one get damaged, on a long shoot there may well be different subjects taken. So different cards can be used for this purpose.
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Hiya Bazza,

To be honest I just bought the first one that came up ... I do intend on buying a couple more. Plus buying a couple more spare batteries also, and a bag !! To keep it all in !! This is the card I got .. it doesn't say anything about speed so I'm thinking I got the wrong one EBAY LINK

I will get another, I'll look for the extreme III

Thank you for your help
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24-03-08, 01:27 AM
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Re: Help pleaseeeeeee

I have looked at the link and for that price I would strongly suspect it is one of the slower types, so don't be suprised if the camera pauses for a while on continuous picture mode, the card has to catch up with the camera.
Its not a camera fault it is purely a slow card, I had the same thing when I got my first DSLR card. they don't mention card speed for that very reason, only the memory capacity.

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24-03-08, 01:44 AM
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Re: Help pleaseeeeeee

http://www.memorybits.co.uk/shop/com...x32048902/4084


Have a read of this link, see 133 read and 133 write speed is what you need, the extreme 11 is loads slower if you look

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