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oh and Extreme copes better with higher/lower temps etc
UltraII is 10MB/sec, Extreme is 20MB/sec when pulling off onto PC
oh and Extreme copes better with higher/lower temps etc
Last edited by Bobster; 11-09-2007 at 01:55 PM.
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Perfect, I think I'll go with the faster one then. Thanks mateUltraII is 10MB/sec, Extreme is 20MB/sec when pulling off onto PC
oh and Extreme copes better with higher/lower temps etc
Another quick question, I'm pretty sure I have lost my neck strap. Can I buy these on the cheap somewhere?
Weird - sandisk's ultra II SDHCs are much slower:
- Class 2: 2 MB/s
- Class 4: 4 MB/s
- Class 6: 6 MB/s
SanDisk Ultra II SDHC cards are Class 4.
(SanDisk SDHC ULTRA II Cards
8GBSDHC)
And check out this bargain: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sandisk-8Gb-...517860&sr=8-11
Last edited by dangel; 11-09-2007 at 02:39 PM.
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I'd take the slr. I went round italy with my 1dII so a d50 should be p*ss easy. I'd recommend a crumpler shoulder bag for two reasons - firstly it doesn't shout 'steal me I'm a camera bag' and secondly its easier to get at lenses and bits. ah and a third reason is they're great bags. I use one and it carries loads (1d, 70-200, 24-70, 17-35, flash, lens cleaners...basically every thing for a shoot), the only problems I got whilst traveling were the tuts from waiting girlfriend as I composed my shots...you can't rush good quality!
as for ultra vs extreme - the d50 can't take advantage of the extreme 3's speeds but since its so cheap you may as well get it and you're set for future. and get multiples of 2gb rather than one massive one. I've not had a card go bad on me but have lots a couple of images through corruption...
check your kit works before you go. and always always pack the compact. I kept mine in a pocket, even with the 1d on me the compacts can sometimes really help out in a pinch.
Last edited by shiato storm; 11-09-2007 at 03:54 PM.
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Grabbing a few sandisks is tempting me. They're well priced for the capacity and nice and fast.ok, so you've got 8GB of holiday snaps, and you loose the card somehow!
Play.com 17.99 for 2GB SanDisk Extreme III CF! and it somes with a free copy of CaptureOne LE! (least mine did
oooh just found this -
http://www.mymemory.co.uk/memory/San...l)/-/TWIN/PACK
£17.99 plus postage for 2x 2GB SD cards. They are only class 2 though..... Decisions, decisions.....
Fun isn't it? I need to contact canon and ask them what class I need for my new camera - i can't see any indication on their web site. Perhaps it's in the manual - it'll be here tomorrow.
Given the highest class for 4gb and above appears to be 6 - I guess that's as fast as cameras need right now..
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then you wait a couple of hours for the pics to come off the cards
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