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<blockquote data-quote="goz63" data-source="post: 6309" data-attributes="member: 1557"><p>While I am not specifically familiar with the D3100, you should be able to use a class 4 card. The obvious advantage is that the higher class cards write faster. You should be able to get video on the class 4 without a problem though. Even in still photography, you have a buffer that will hold multiple pictures allowing you to shoot and let the card catch up. Unless you are shooting a ton of pictures in high burst mode, you will be fine with a class 4. I have both for my D90 and notice little difference when I shoot. </p><p>For an economical card, Sam's Club has a Toshiba class 4 for $20 that both my father and I have and it works great. He has a D80 and I have the D90.</p><p>Hope that helps.</p><p>P.S. Your user manual should also let you know if there is a specific requirement for HD video, but again, I doubt it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="goz63, post: 6309, member: 1557"] While I am not specifically familiar with the D3100, you should be able to use a class 4 card. The obvious advantage is that the higher class cards write faster. You should be able to get video on the class 4 without a problem though. Even in still photography, you have a buffer that will hold multiple pictures allowing you to shoot and let the card catch up. Unless you are shooting a ton of pictures in high burst mode, you will be fine with a class 4. I have both for my D90 and notice little difference when I shoot. For an economical card, Sam's Club has a Toshiba class 4 for $20 that both my father and I have and it works great. He has a D80 and I have the D90. Hope that helps. P.S. Your user manual should also let you know if there is a specific requirement for HD video, but again, I doubt it. [/QUOTE]
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