Fastest and best 2GB SD card?
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For what, use in a camera? If so which camera, as older cameras can't take newer cards. Very old cameras may not be able to use SDHC, and so not SDXC. Some more recent cameras may be able take SD and SDHC, but not SDXC. An internet search for 'can my camera take this type of card' usually gives up the answer. Generally it is always a good idea to go with recognisable brands, if they still have fast 2Gb cards out there.
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Thanks yes it has to be SD only, none of this fancy new fangled jiggerypokery! I ended up buying a Transcend 2GB 133x High Speed Secure Digital Card https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00126JT9O/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_xH7.ybJXETE3J
Should be fine - to be honest I've not noticed a difference in the Ines I normally use but thought it best to get some decent ones.
Should be fine - to be honest I've not noticed a difference in the Ines I normally use but thought it best to get some decent ones.
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You're right of course, I was too eager to reply that I didn't remember why the new formats came out, to get past the 2Gb original SD design barrier.
I was also trying to acertain the use of the card too, to see whether there was a 2Gb limit and the reason. I think there are still many 2Gb cards out there, but not many by the big brands,who have shifted their stock years ago replaced by higher capacities.
The OP seems to have sorted anyway. Transcend are a pretty good make.
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It depends...
If you have a larger card, try getting the camera to reformat it.
Some cards are slightly smaller than the original SD cards so sometimes can be a little fiddly to get out.