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<blockquote data-quote="thequeenscheese" data-source="post: 442615" data-attributes="member: 37908">not had the d3200 too long so can't guarantee there's no issue with it but I do t think there is, I've tried a micro usb Lexar 32gb class 10 which seemed to give card errors via the camera requiring me to turn the camera on and off, so I reverted back to my sandisk 16gb class 4 (as that's all I have at the min) but while on hols that also gave me the error message on the camera screen requiring me to turn the camera on / off and remove/replace the card.Im now wondering if this is simply a compatibility issue or if there is a deeper problem?, the error message was along the lines of the card maybe corrupted and would need formatting, but it worked fine again after being taken out and put back in with an on/ off of the camera also.so I'm looking into another sd card and am also wondering what to get that's not 2 expensive, I find buyer is a good reliable cheap source for things like this..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thequeenscheese, post: 442615, member: 37908"] not had the d3200 too long so can't guarantee there's no issue with it but I do t think there is, I've tried a micro usb Lexar 32gb class 10 which seemed to give card errors via the camera requiring me to turn the camera on and off, so I reverted back to my sandisk 16gb class 4 (as that's all I have at the min) but while on hols that also gave me the error message on the camera screen requiring me to turn the camera on / off and remove/replace the card. Im now wondering if this is simply a compatibility issue or if there is a deeper problem?, the error message was along the lines of the card maybe corrupted and would need formatting, but it worked fine again after being taken out and put back in with an on/ off of the camera also. so I'm looking into another sd card and am also wondering what to get that's not 2 expensive, I find buyer is a good reliable cheap source for things like this.. [/QUOTE]

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