Got a new camera, what size mem. stick?

[Lady's Human]

A big, fast one.

I have a 2G? stick for mine, but got the fast transfer rate stick so the wait time between pics is nil. The speed of the stick makes a big difference in how quickly you can take the next shot.

[RedHedd]

Get the biggest one you can afford. Depending on the resolution a 1 gigabyte card will hold thousands of pictures.

[Toby's my baby]

A big, fast one.

I have a 2G? stick for mine, but got the fast transfer rate stick so the wait time between pics is nil. The speed of the stick makes a big difference in how quickly you can take the next shot.

hmm... do you know HOW fast is fast? I found one that says "high speed" Read: 15 MBps max. Write: 13 MBps max. .....?

[Lady's Human]

The one I have is a SanDisk Ultra 2:

http://www.sandisk.com/Products/Item...Flash_8GB.aspx


Made a mistake, it's a 512 MB, the thumb drive I have to transfer between comps is the 2G. I took pics of an entire race and didn't come close to filling up the 512 MB card.

[shais_mom]

I have a one gig card and on the highest Resolution You can get about 660 pics - lower resolution = a looott more pics. I am actually contemplating on getting another one that is a bit smaller just to have another one besides the 16mb on hand. Not sure. I might go ahead and get another gig card. I can't fathom a 2-3-4 gig card. I think the 4 gig cards are about as much as the camera itself!

[RedHedd]

Read The .... Manual and see what your camera's manufacturer suggests.

[caseysmom]

I got a 1 gig card for my new camera, it holds a little more than 200 pics. I got it at costco for only 34.99.

[shais_mom]

Read The .... Manual and see what your camera's manufacturer suggests.

I'm sorry REDHEDD but I thought this was so funny - I about choked on my ham sandwich. When I got my Fuji I read the manual a couple months after I got the camera. Long story short I started having problems with it after 11 months -I finally bought a new camera Canon S2IS and read the manual before I really messed with the camera. Course its still a learning process I should keep it with the camera!

[Toby's my baby]

Ok, thank you everybody!! I'll probably start out with a 512MB or something, and save up some money and get a bigger one, I'm usually around home when I take pictures, so it wont be that big of a problem if I fill if up fast. Thank You!