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I took over 350 and still had space.

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Depending on the size photo image your taking with your camera, each image buffer (makes) a file size in mega bites.
16 GB will hold over 2,000 normal size large photo images. And even more if the image size are smaller.(Check menu in camera for image size.)
Will Hold less when shooting video because the file size is larger.

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Quite a few. I have only a few hundred on an 8 GB for use with a digital photo frame I bought for my mom and I don't think it is even half full. I am certain you would not be disappointed with this one for pic storage.

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If it takes a memory card
Of 8 , 16' 32' or 64 gas you cN use tit

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it depends on your camera pixel.. if each pics is about 4 mbps then for 16 gb card it can save around 3800 pics

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1800 pictures on the highest picture resolution.
if i lower it to the smallest resolution then i can fit about 9000
and about 30 minutes of video on the highest resolution.

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It depends on the megapixel resolution and setting on the camera.

5 megapixel could hold up to 10,000+ while an 18 megapixel will hold about 2,500.

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on a standard setting an 8mp camera should get about 5000 photos on a 16gb card. the higher the mp of your camera the lower number of photos you can take

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Depends on how large your image files are? If you are using a SLR camera then your camera will tell you how may images you have left to take on your camera. Check the manufacturer website for your camera and they should be able to give you that information.

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The amount of photos it will hold depends upon the size of the individual photos you store on it. This card will store 16GB worth of photos.

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what is the transfer speed and class rating of this product?

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.Class 4, 10 MB/s max read/write speed.

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Speed Class 4 - 4MB/s

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It is a class 4. 4 MB/s

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Dont Know

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It depends on which card you buy. It will vary depending on the series of the card.

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16gb class a

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Sport, I have no working knowledge. It's fast enough for my needs. I have no complaint, I have no greater expectations. It does what I want it to do, It does not take Longer than I expect it too. I am a novice, I don't understand specs. It lives up to my needs. I will buy more than one of these! You should also buy a couple before they run out!

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SanDisk 16GB Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC) Memory Card do not have a specified read and write speed but it is a class 4 rating card. (speed Class is a minimum speed based on a worst case scenario test )

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can you use this in a L830 Nikon coolpix camera?

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Yes. It works for any camera that uses a memory card.

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This SD card will work in your camera.

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If your camera takes SD cards, then yes, this will work.

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http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/coolpix/l/l830/

this is the link to the Nikon L830 specs on your camera check here

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yes it works

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of course you can!

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Yes, this will work with a Nikon Coolpix L830.

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When I placed a new card in my camera- Konica Minolta DImage Z6, I am getting the code "unable to use card"... This is the correct card to use, so what is the problem? It freezes up the camera so I am not able to format it, I can only turn it off. This is frustrating, please help.

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You need sd card not sdxc

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Yes it with work make sure camera is formatted to and software update are good

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Check to see if you have the card in the lock position. This is located usually on top left side of you card. Slide it back to unlock the card. The locking slide allows you to prevent recording over any previously recorded material. Cheers!

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is the lock on.

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Have you tried formatting it in a pc or lap top? You may have to get an adapter. Recently increased card size in my gps and I had to format the card with my pc before proceeding.

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Check and make sure the over write slot isn't in the wrong place! If it is in write protected it won't work!

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Verify that it is not locked on the side tab. This is called write protect. I have had good success
Some devices are limited to the size of the card they accept as well.

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It may be this card is too slow for your camera. You may have to use Ultra or Extreme cards. Look for Class 10 cards as a minimum for cameras. This is a class 4 card.

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You may be able to format it via your computer with a SD card reader. If that doesn't work, your camera may not be able to handle the size of card this is.

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Try formatting in your computer and that might help out. I hope that helps.

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Pam, if you are not able to format the card it is possible that the card is bad. I've had this happen before. I would try another card if you have one just to make sure that its not an issue with the camera.

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will this card work with a nikon coolpix?

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yes it should work fine.

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Providing the camera takes a SD card and not a micro SD card it should work

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Yes this SD card is compatible with nikon coolpix

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This SD card will work with your camera, should hold all photo images.
Make sure you format the card in the camera, first, before using it.

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es, no problem. I have a Cool Pix and use a memory card.

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Yes it will work

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Yes it does, very nicely.

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Assuming it's not a high-end model, it should be okay. Although I recommend you find out the exact model number of your Nikon coolpix in order to know for sure. The official manual probably indicates the minimal requirements that the SD card needs to be. If you didn't know, this SD card is a class 4.

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No, the Scan disk 16 (3) card will work with that camera.

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No, this is a huge memory card compared to a micro sd or similar style cards.

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Will the sdhc 16gb work onnikon coolpix 90

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I am not acquainted with the Coolpix 90. Ask someone at the store who sells camera's.

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I used it on my coolpix and it works fine

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If your camera takes SD cards, then yes, this will work.

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yes... it works

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Check you camera manufacturer website example go to Sony, Nikon or Cannon they all have great information on their website for each camera.

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Yes

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will this work in a Nikon D-50?

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My card does not work and this code comes up . Error Code 0x8000000. what does that indicate ?

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You probably need to return it

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What device are you using it on?

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U might have it locked on the side

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It may not be compatible with your camera.

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I believe you need to place it into a pc and format it

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If you are using it with something like a camera or other embedded device check with the manufacturer. They should have a list of compatible SD cards they have tested or at least tell you the required specifications of the card. The device should format the card for you.

With other devices, like a Raspberry Pi you will need to get some tools to properly format the card before using it. You may also a disk imager (if you are loading an OS image). Here is a a link to program called SD Formatter as well as a Win32 disk imager:

https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter_4/eula_windows/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/files/latest/download

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You may have to format your card 1st. before you start taking photos with your camera.

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The memory card is damage and your file will come out corrupet

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Sounds like it has a bad memory sector. You could run a chkdsk in DOS mode and see if it can either repair or segregate it. I would probably return it for another one.

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