memory cards
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Have you tried Amazon, Play.com or mymemory.co.uk.
Perhaps if you type into Google the memory card you want, then cheapest prices should come up.
Failing that, there is a search engine called camerapricebuster.co.uk that you can try.
In terms of buying memory cards from HK, I wouldn't recommend it, since above retailers are UK based and prices seem to be very keen.
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Perhaps if you type into Google the memory card you want, then cheapest prices should come up.
Failing that, there is a search engine called camerapricebuster.co.uk that you can try.
In terms of buying memory cards from HK, I wouldn't recommend it, since above retailers are UK based and prices seem to be very keen.
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The Sandisk Extreme class 10 cards are very fast. Recommended.
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I bought a scandisk from jessops online.
It was £50 cheaper than it was in store.
It was £50 cheaper than it was in store.
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Avoid el cheapo memory cards like the plague and also any advertised on Ebay. (Some of these will be kosher but don't bet your most treasured snaps on it.) I use Sandisk Extreme III's although you may need something even faster if you're using a high frame rate camera like the Canon 7D at 8 frames a second.
