Sony SDHC 16GB Class 10 Memory Card with File Rescue Software, 22 Mbps - Pack of 2
SKU: ISO16GSDHC2P
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ERLE P : was wondering i use class 4 does 10 get a better picture or is it just faster tranfers the picture i get with class 4 is good?JEREMY C : It will have nothing to do with picture quality but it will help shooting faster, like if you plan on taking pictures back to back - the faster write speed will help. It will also be better for HD Video.MICHAEL C : Picture quality isn't normally any different, the camera can just store them faster, which means you can take more pictures in the same amount of time with a class 10 (if your camera supports it)YINPENG G : goodYINPENG G : goodCHRISTOPHER B : I don't think the size/speed of a card has much to do with getting a better picture. That'd be influenced most with the lens and the megapixels with an importance on the former.TONY S : The picture quality is exactly the same with either card. The write speed is the only thing affected by the higher class card and unless you are shooting a high resolution camera with multiple photo's shot in a fast sequence, you probably won't see a difference at all in the way it writes to your card. Unless you are using a 3.0 USB, you probably won't notice much difference transferring to your computer either.
I have both and they both seem to perform about the same to me.JOSEPH U : Class 10 refers only to the data transfer rate, not picture quality. Class 4 cards are just as good as Class 10, but are not capable of capturing data, or transferring it to and from your computer, as a higher-class card.ERIC M : As far as I am aware, the class only represents the transfer speed. A class 4 card means that the card has a minimum transfer speed of 4MB/s while a class 10 has 10MB/s. You will still get the same picture with the lower class card, however if you have a camera that takes pictures in real high quality or in quick succession, the extra transfer speed will enable you to shoot faster as the camera can write its memory to the card faster.JARED K : You cannot record hd video with a class 4 card either. a class 6 card is the minimum. To elaborate on what Christopher said. If you filled up the card it will also take long to transfer them off on a slower card.Christopher S : Class 4 writes the picture data to the card much slower than a class ten...If the class four saved at 4mb/sec(minimum on a class4) and the class ten card at 10mb/sec(minimum on a class 10). and say you took a 40 mb picture (exaggerating to show how this works) The class four would take ten seconds of saving time until you could even take another picture. The class ten would be ready to go after only 4 seconds. They both would end up with the same picture though.
haiying z : will they work in any dig.camera?MICHAEL W : Yes they will work in any camera with SD slot.EDWARD B : Fabulous question. The 10 circled designates quality when taking videos and provides better photographs. Finding information on what cameras these work with has been impossible but I've heard that they work well with DSLR cameras and more recent Point and Shoot Digital cameras. Supposedly the camera manufacturer's website is supposed to tell the user if these cards will work with their cameras but I haven't found that to be the case. What I did do is find my camera on their website then went to their 'Accessory' page and discovered that they sold the circled 10 for the SD cards for that camera.
For the most part, the circled 10 SD cards are good for point and shoot cameras that have been marketed for the past couple of years.HONGQI L : I am not sure if it works for ALL, but it works for most of them. At least, it is working well for my DSL camera.WES M I : Should work in any camera that uses SDHC card.ROBERT W : Yes any camera that takes sd cardsNEERAV V : Yes any camera which supports SDHC cards.JOSEPH U : Yes, as long as the digital camera uses SD or SCHC cards. However, NEVER format camera memory cards using your computer. Your computer's formatting system may not be able to properly format the card for your particular camera, so you should ALWAYS use your camera's menu settings to format your card.ERIC M : As long as the camera takes SDHC cards, then yes.Christopher S : Almost all digital cameras can take an sdhc card. Just to be safe though you can check online typing "sd card compatibility with _______ camera"(replace the blank with your camera of course). This should give all the card types your camera can use.
Shopper : Will they work in any dig.camera?BEN L : They should as long as the camera accepts SDHC cards. They are just normal SD cards so they should work for anything you can stick it in.GIAO P : I believe they have to be compatible with all SONY cameras and camcorders even up to 1080 HD video. I used them in my CANON T3i camera and CANON VIXIA HF21 camcorder and found no problem in delay writing to the card.
Overall, SONY is a reputable manufacture and if it lives up to class 10 specification, you should not have any problem in any digital camera or camcorder. Probably only SANDISK has better performance.MICHAEL L : I should think so. Worked fine in both my Panasonic Lumix still camera and the other in my Cannon camcorder.GARY M : It depends upon the camera supporting SDHC spec. If the camera is less than 4-5 years old, should not be a.problem.
MICHAEL W : Any camera that has an SD slot. Some pro cameras use Compact Flash cards and some older Sonys use Sony Memory Sticks.
But the majority of new dig cams use SD cards.ROBERT R : they should work provided your camera can take that class of SDHC
memory cards ,some older digital cameras are not geared to take up to 16 GB .you may want to check the owners manual.BRUCE Y : yes, any newer camera less than four years old.Christopher S : Almost all digital cameras can take an sdhc card. Just to be safe though you can check online typing "sd card compatibility with _______ camera"(replace the blank with your camera of course). This should give all the card types your camera can use.
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2012-06-27T21:00:00
Rated 3 out of 5
speed is far below than described
I bought these card[ it was buy one get one free deal]because it is class 10 but it is not class 10 write speed is almost 4 MB and it is slower than class 4 card. I have one non branded card and speed of writing of that card is 12 MB per second.Sony is branded but it looks like a fake card. I would not recommend to any one.writing speed is almost lower than 4 MB per second.
laheri m.