SD Memory cards where to buy???

bbg404 said:
Cheers thanks for the reply!! Do I go 64gb that's now the question
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For the price of them they are that cheap you could ;) saves taking it out the camera till you get home but not sure I'd want to trust a brand new card with all my holiday photos without having used it a couple of times first ;)
 
mymemory tends to be the cheapest. Good fast delivery.
 
7dayshop, Amazon, mymemory - do a little looking and compare their prices. Don't forget to include any P&P. Beware of Amazon's market place since that can be as full of fakes as e-bay. Worth finding e-bay's guide to fakes to help spot them from other sources. Not had any fakes from the 3 suppliers I've listed.
 
A word of warning on the Cheaper Sandisk cards on Amazon, they're fake, they're actually 8GB cards but setup to show 32gb and once you venture past 7.4gigs the card becomes corrupt of which you'll lose all data. In this situation I would venture to Argos for the sake of a real warranty and the fact that you can take the card back. The trouble with Amazon is some things are TOO good to be true. Just take the time to read reviews with 1/5 ratings and you'll see. There's some chinese company currently selling 64GB Sandisk cards for £8 on Amazon and yet they've not been banned for doing it!
 
Flightphoto said:
A word of warning on the Cheaper Sandisk cards on Amazon, they're fake, they're actually 8GB cards but setup to show 32gb and once you venture past 7.4gigs the card becomes corrupt of which you'll lose all data. In this situation I would venture to Argos for the sake of a real warranty and the fact that you can take the card back. The trouble with Amazon is some things are TOO good to be true. Just take the time to read reviews with 1/5 ratings and you'll see. There's some chinese company currently selling 64GB Sandisk cards for £8 on Amazon and yet they've not been banned for doing it!
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A lot of the gear on eBay is duplicated on Amazon, play.com is the same. Not sure how the buyer is protected on Amazon?
 
That's true, I wasn't going to mention ebay as we know how bad that site can be! Unfortunately with memory you have to pay money to get the quality, if it's of any help, PCWorld had 2 x corsair 16GB SD's for £16.99 in store which at least will give a buyer the opportunity to send them back if they're dud!
 
I buy every important memory card through amazon, they have an unparallelled return policy and they're guaranteed genuine(amazon not a 3rd party seller).

@OP if you're doing star trails how many shots are you taking if you're filling up 32gb?
 
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