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Flash Memory SD/CF/MS
Using a basic camera that takes SD cards and my Treo 600 for MP3s
Any point in buying "High Speed" 40x, 60x or the like cards. $10 diiference in the fast ones v normal ones |
For those two uses, probably not. If you are talking about using a higher-end camera in burst mode, maybe.
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I agree that it's not warranted for the mp3 applications, but I do appreciate the much reduced frame-to-frame lag between shots on the digital camera. It also does playback much faster when reviewing the photos.
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I'd say for $10, go for speed.
Also, buy big if the price differential is manageable. A year or two from now, when you might want to use that card in something else, today's sizes might seem a little small. |
Originally Posted by Foreign Affair
I'd say for $10, go for speed.
Also, buy big if the price differential is manageable. A year or two from now, when you might want to use that card in something else, today's sizes might seem a little small. |
Spend the money on size, not so much much speed. 1 Gb cards can be had for as little as $50.
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Originally Posted by Zarf4
but I do appreciate the much reduced frame-to-frame lag between shots on the digital camera.
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I just bought a new 1GB Kingston (lifetime warranty) SD memory from ChiefValue.com for US$52.49 DELIVERED (no tax).
see http://www.chiefvalue.com/app/produc...tem=20-160-032 |
For MP3s speed does not matter. Speed matters in high-end digital cameras--the SLR ones.
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Speed also matters for movie mode on many of the most modern consumer-level cameras. Even in a tiny Canon SD500 you want a high-speed SD card if you want to use the 640x480, 30fps movie mode.
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