Do not exceed camera specs! Check your manual or manufacturers website. Too many gb's can cause problems.

You should not have a problem with the card UNLESS the gb's exceed your camera's specs. Check your manual or go to manufacturers website.

You would need to check the specifications of your camera, however it is compatible with most devices with an SDHC/SDXC or SDHC-I/SDXC-I slot.

I had the same situation before and luckily my friend recovered the images that were lost using a software. The main rule is not to shoot anything on the card after its been formatted. If you overwrite it with a new data, you might not be able to recover previously lost images.

This is recovery software from Sandisk. Go to their website

go to the sandisk website...they have software that can recover data, they say even if you have erased the pictures. I have never used the software, never found the need. I usually loose the disk before I wear them out.

go to the sandisk website they have data recovery software

You can try use those recovery programs like Recuva. They usually are able to recover lost data if you didn`t save any other data on card.

Most SanDisk cards come with a free trial for Rescue Pro Deluxe. The program is specifically designed for photo recovery from removal media.

The following website by SanDisk answers your question, considering the megapixels and file size:
http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/69/~/number-of-pictures-that-can-be-stored-on-a-memory-device

That depends on your camera settings, ie, how large are your files? It's all in the math.

This is compatible.