D2X flash card

On Apr 5, 8:02 am, "Tintack" <d....TakeThisOut@blogger.com> wrote:
> yes I have been seen a 16 gig and a 12 gig at a good price but Nikon tell me
> they have not been tested but should be ok
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> "cjcampbell" <christophercampb....TakeThisOut@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> > On Apr 5, 4:11 am, "Tintack" <d....TakeThisOut@blogger.com> wrote:
> >> is any one out there using a bigger card than 8 meg
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> > Did you mean 8 gig? I can't imagine using a tiny 8 meg card on a D2x.

I have never heard of a card that does not work.
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On Thu, 05 Apr 2007 11:11:11 +0000, Tintack wrote:

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> is any one out there using a bigger card than 8 meg

I would expect that most people are - it is pretty hard to find anything
as small as 8mb any more.
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yes I have been seen a 16 gig and a 12 gig at a good price but Nikon tell me
they have not been tested but should be ok

"cjcampbell" <christophercampbell.TakeThisOut@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1175784013.337041.232880@n59g2000hsh.googlegroups.com...
> On Apr 5, 4:11 am, "Tintack" <d....TakeThisOut@blogger.com> wrote:
>> is any one out there using a bigger card than 8 meg
>> --
>
> Did you mean 8 gig? I can't imagine using a tiny 8 meg card on a D2x.
>
 >> Stay informed about: D2X flash card 

On Thu, 05 Apr 2007 15:02:36 GMT, Tintack wrote:

> yes I have been seen a 16 gig and a 12 gig at a good price but
> Nikon tell me they have not been tested but should be ok

Don't take what Nikon says as gospel. They may be correct in this
case but they weren't when I recently asked them about flash memory
cards. I found that a 4GB SDHC card was totally incompatible, not
being recognized at all by the D50. I spoke with a Nikon tech.
representative who confirmed that the D50 did not have an SDHC
controller, and I then asked whether a standard 4GB SD card would
work. He said that testing had only been done with cards up to 2GB,
but 4GB cards should work since the D50 supported FAT32. I then
bought a 150x 4GB card and found that while it was recognized when
inserted, it was impossible to format it in the camera. There was
nothing wrong with the card since I've been using it since in a
Canon A620. Not a big problem, since the D50 can store a good
number of images on fast, inexpensive 2GB cards. But for anyone
thinking of getting a 12GB or 16GB card, make sure that it can be
returned for either another product, credit, or a refund if it turns
out to be incompatible with the camera.
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