CPC ?I buy all mine from CPC
CPC ?
I do a full test on all cards before I use them, regardless of the name printed on themWex or any good camera shop. I wouldnt risk Amazon on Ebay as they both sell lots of fake stuff, buy a 128gb and you might get a 128gb, or in might be 16gb and says it's 128gb, trouble is they are set up to overwrite so you wont know till you loose pictures.
I do a full test on all cards before I use them, regardless of the name printed on them
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I would not buy from Amazon - due to the way their warehouses work, counterfeit products can be mixed with genuine ones. I recommend your usual camera shop, be that online or bricks and mortar.
Fuji sometimes have lists of recommended cards per camera model, but don't seem to have that for the X100V.
I know that can be an issue on Amazon, although it's never happened to me personally. I always make sure I'm buying from Amazon rather than a third party seller but yes it is more of risk there than buying from a dedicated camera shop.Wex or any good camera shop. I wouldnt risk Amazon on Ebay as they both sell lots of fake stuff, buy a 128gb and you might get a 128gb, or in might be 16gb and says it's 128gb, trouble is they are set up to overwrite so you wont know till you loose pictures.
Probably the best bet ,they have always looked after me there ..good luck parking this close to xmas though .. there’s always Cambrian cameras at colwyn bay as wellOK Thanks , Looks like I will go back to London Camera ex Chester where the camera came from.
Just about to suggest thismymemory
There is also another camera shop in Chester, Frodsham st - Wilkinson Cameras - some availability there too.OK Thanks , Looks like I will go back to London Camera ex Chester where the camera came from.
It would be by mail order .Probably the best bet ,they have always looked after me there ..good luck parking this close to xmas though .. there’s always Cambrian cameras at colwyn bay as well
Hundreds of web pages that will explain this.While on the subject of memory cards can anyone explain the gibberish that all the numbers and letters mean on the cards ?
Very informative , Thanks for the link.
OK Thanks , Looks like 32 will be enough , Just incase I will go for a 64GB.FWIW I am using a SanDisk Extreme Pro 95MB/s SDHC card in my X100V, but it looks like you will need an SDXC card if you want 128GB.
For reference, my 32GB card holds 990 raw files.
I agree about the difficulties re counterfeit goods, but that’s not the way Amazon warehouses work. The location of items is dynamic. You cannot get batches from different suppliers of the same label mixed up. Make sure you’re not buying from a 3rd party through Amazon (eg, as suggested visit the actual store within Amazon) and you should be safe.The problem is that Amazon will have a location in their warehouse for a particular product line, sold by Amazon. However, in their warehouse they will also have stock from third party sellers, if the product line is the same Amazon won't care which one they pick from the warehouse. Including if the warehouse they have deemed optimum to ship your order from (nearest/allows whole order in one box etc) doesn't have any of "Amazon's" stock, only the third party stock.