Viking 256 MB CompactFlash Card Electronics

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Average Rating: Rating: - More memory than I know what to do with. I popped this into my Canon S100 and with the default resolution, got a reading of 1478 shots available! That's an incredible amt of space and for someone heading off on an extended trip, it should be quite a boon. I have been following CF costs on a dollar-per-meg basis for some time, and while the newest & largest cards have tended to carry a premium, this one does not. It is roughly fifty cents per meg, less than 1/4 of what it cost per meg only 18 months ago! Rating: - Good all around card I purchased the card for my Minolta Dimage S404, and it is great. Even at medium resolution I can get over 500 pictures. You can't go wrong with this one - and why spend a few dollars more for a more "popular" brand ... and don't spend a couple bucks less for a poorer quality. One caveat: read your camera's instructions ... I mistakenly formatted my compact flash card in my computer, and now it won't work in the camera. Big NO-NO! Format in the camera only. BUT, GOOD NEWS! I have windows XP, and I found out from the manufacturer that all you have to do is hook up your card reader to a Win95 or Win98 machine and format it and guess what ...? IT WORKS!!!!!!!!!!!!! I still rate it 5 stars - it's one terrific piece of equipment. Now if I could just get my batteries to last longer in the camera .... Rating: - Really good quality for a good price This is a very good CF card, which also is fast. There exists some cheaper cards on the market but I know some of them are slower (this is also true for some more expensive known brand cards). Using the card in a high-resolution digital camera you don't want a too slow card that will make you wait for the image to be stored before you can take next image. I use this card in my Canon Powershot S40 digital camera and it can store a bit more than 200 pictures using the highest resolution with jpeg file-format.

Viking 256 MB CompactFlash Card Electronics

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