SanDisk Ultra® II SDHC 32GB High Performance Card

[phil golan]

SanDisk Ultra II memory cards feature faster performance, greater storage capacities, and better dependability, so you can get the most from your investment in a feature-rich, high-quality digital camera or camcorder.

SanDisk

 

[sprog]

That's a lot of images to lose if the card goes tits-up.

 

[Shak]

That's a lot of images to lose if the card goes tits-up.

Such negativity!






















I was thinking exactly the same!

 

[as-i-said]

got an 8GB, same thought crossed my mind, its been faultless though

 

[purpleclouds]

Sure this has been on before....!!

Remember when 512mb cards were coming out though...."Imagine loosing all them photos...."

 

[P20]

Remember when 512mb cards were coming out though...."Imagine loosing all them photos...."

True, but how many photos was that? Would only be a few hundred surely. A 32gb card would be 2000 photos on my D80. I'll stick with the 4gb versions

 

[Shak]

Depends what quality/res you use. I used to use low/medium as I never used to print or show them off. Now that I even sell some, I use RAW.

 

[jonnyjogpants]

i usally use a 8GB Extreme III or IV and get about 2000 shots, at Jpeg Fine

i would shot in raw but still working alot of things out...

 

[sprog]

I suspect this is aimed at solid state video cameras, though innit?

 

[dinorock]

i usally use a 8GB Extreme III or IV and get about 2000 shots, at Jpeg Fine

i would shot in raw but still working alot of things out...

stop mucking about and shoot raw NOW that told you ha ha

 

[apkent]

And there was me worrying about shooting more than 2GB at a time

 

[V8burble]

As said above, this is more an HD vid card I think... I'll stick with 4Gb and 8Gb I think.

 

[Mattfeliks]

That's a lot of images to lose if the card goes tits-up.

I keep hearing this. Has ANYONE ever had a card go tits up? Ever? Unless you snap it or drop it in water, that doesn't count.

 

[Shak]

Well, a few years ago one of my SanDisk cards corrupted. And it was a 256mb SD on my point and shoot!

No idea why it was corrupted as I never dropped it or anything out of the ordinary. Some decent recovery software pulled most of the photos back.

 

[V8burble]

Yes. An SD about 9 months ago... very annoying!

 

[sprog]

I keep hearing this. Has ANYONE ever had a card go tits up? Ever? Unless you snap it or drop it in water, that doesn't count.

Or someone dicks about with your camera when you're not looking and accidentally formats your card.... EH!