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11-10-07, 09:28 PM
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Re: Compact Flash v XD Cards

Have heard alot of good things about these.

http://www.7dayshop.com
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11-10-07, 09:46 PM
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Re: Compact Flash v XD Cards

Thanks Stormey the prices look quite good on there.
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11-10-07, 09:51 PM
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Thanks Stormey the prices look quite good on there.
They are, I know a lot of people who have used them and have no complaints. They are based iirc in the same place as play.com so delivery takes a bit longer.
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11-10-07, 10:05 PM
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It does not say but I will find out What speed should it be for a digital camera? I would prefer to have 2 smaller cards too after the problems I have had with my other card after losing loads of one off pics
Yes, two smaller cards would be the way I would go too. With regards to the speed of the card, it depends on whether or not you plan on using continuous shooting mode. The speed of the card affects how fast the camera can write images to the card, so if you only ever take one photo at a time then any card would do. However I was having problems with the camera locking up for a few seconds because it was having to wait for the image to write to the card before I could take the next photo - thus I now only but Ultra II and faster

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Have heard alot of good things about these.

http://www.7dayshop.com
7 day shop aren't bad at all, I have ordered a couple of memory cards before and was pleased with their service
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11-10-07, 10:12 PM
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Re: Compact Flash v XD Cards

Stephen and I had 2 gigcards for long enough but, as we both shoot in RAW and often take triples because of the HDR's, I got him the 4 gig, one of the new ones. It is fantastic and performs far better than the 2 gig cards that we had previously. The camera writes to the card faster (no more BUSY messages) and is just fab
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11-10-07, 10:12 PM
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Thanks will keep that in mind for when the post gets back to normal
Pssst ..Royal Mail don;t tend to deliver from the USA
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11-10-07, 10:16 PM
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Pssst ..Royal Mail don;t tend to deliver from the USA
Who do they use this end then?
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12-10-07, 05:47 AM
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Re: Compact Flash v XD Cards

Well the last time it came by DHL
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12-10-07, 08:20 AM
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Well the last time it came by DHL
Thanks Mel so its safe to order from them then

Last time I ordered something from the US it was the postie that delivered it but then again it was only a dog harness at a couple of pounds.
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12-10-07, 08:57 AM
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Stephen and I had 2 gigcards for long enough but, as we both shoot in RAW and often take triples because of the HDR's, I got him the 4 gig, one of the new ones. It is fantastic and performs far better than the 2 gig cards that we had previously. The camera writes to the card faster (no more BUSY messages) and is just fab
i`ve never shot in raw ,im afraid that my computer wont be able cope and crash !had to save hard for this computer after my laptop broke down how is your computer coping ? am scared to try lol
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