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Memory Cards - So Much Choice ?
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<blockquote data-quote="Vixen" data-source="post: 426322" data-attributes="member: 21839"><p>These are what I use, but in smaller size, mine are only 16g. You will notice the difference when you start doing rapid fire shooting or long exposures and video also (although I have to admit I have never used the video function in the 12mnths I have had my camera). Slower cards take much longer to write the image so if you shoot of 10 rapid shots you then have to wait for the camera/SD card to catch up. Very little lag with the Extreme Pro cards</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vixen, post: 426322, member: 21839"] These are what I use, but in smaller size, mine are only 16g. You will notice the difference when you start doing rapid fire shooting or long exposures and video also (although I have to admit I have never used the video function in the 12mnths I have had my camera). Slower cards take much longer to write the image so if you shoot of 10 rapid shots you then have to wait for the camera/SD card to catch up. Very little lag with the Extreme Pro cards [/QUOTE]
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