Sd Card storage capacity problem

Shahed

New member
i am using 8GB sandisk Ultra 40MB/s sd card ...
at the beginning pic capacity showed 1k but when i have format the sd card it showing only i can take 347 photos ... plz help me out guyz.... i am new to photography
 

Horoscope Fish

Senior Member
i am using 8GB sandisk Ultra 40MB/s sd card ...
at the beginning pic capacity showed 1k but when i have format the sd card it showing only i can take 347 photos ... plz help me out guyz.... i am new to photography
350 Large, Fine, JPG's sounds about right for an 8GB card on a D7100. The *actual* number of shots you will be able to store on one card will vary. I think it's safe to say most people use two 16GB cards in their D7100, personally I use two 32GB cards but mainly because I shoot RAW and the cards were on sale at the time so I bought several.
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Shahed

New member
350 Large, Fine, JPG's sounds about right for an 8GB card on a D7100. The *actual* number of shots you will be able to store on one card will vary. I think it's safe to say most people use two 16GB cards in their D7100, personally I use two 32GB cards but mainly because I shoot RAW and the cards were on sale at the time so I bought several.
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when i purchase d7100 , i got free 8GB , later i have purchased 32gb and its pic capacity for large format is around 2k
 

Horoscope Fish

Senior Member
when i purchase d7100, i got free 8GB, later i have purchased 32gb and its pic capacity for large format is around 2k
2,000 Large, Fine, JPG's sounds high, even for a 32GB card; I'd think the upper limit would much closer to 1,200, maybe 1,500...

I just checked and my D750 (also 24MPix) says it will hold about 1,200 large, fine JPG's with a single 32GB card installed. Based on that we could assume (roughly) 600 shots on a 16GB and/or 300 on 8GB card.
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Marcel

Happily retired
Staff member
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You should not be worried with this. One thing you don't want to do is keep all your shots on the card for a long period of time.

Get used to transferring your daily files to a computer, create a backup folder and then put the card in the camera and format it BEFORE every day usage.

Otherwise you might loose a lot of shots if for any obscure reason one card goes bad.

And always carry spare cards.
 
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