I have a PNY 2G card that teh brother-in-law got me for Christmas.  the 
camera is faster than the *istD  fo'sho.  I wonder what it would be like 
with a really fast card...

CW

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From: "William Robb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2007 7:24 PM
Subject: Re: Non speedy SD cards and K10D


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> From: "David J Brooks"
> Subject: Non speedy SD cards and K10D
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>>I looked back a bit in the archives, but didi not really see what i
>> was looking for, so if its been done , i apologize.
>>
>> I just realized i onl;y have 1, 2gig card for the K10D, and i want to
>> head south with atleast 2.
>> I promised my self i would not shop in the Walmart that was recently
>> built, here in town, but i caved and went in to look for cards.
>> They had a 2gig Sanddisk, Optimum speed, what ever that is.
>> My question is, and i don't have one to test, is how slow is a plain
>> card. I have a hi speed card i bought with the camera, and the speed
>> from shot to storage is great. Are these slower cards as bad as the
>> write speed on the istD or should it be faster than that with the
>> better buffer etc.
>>
>> I dont need lighting speed as i do for my equine work, just a decent
>> speed.
>>
>> Any thoughts/comments
>
> Using a blue Sandisk card, I can shoot 9 RAW in a row, and then one shot
> every ~2 seconds.
> Shooting jpeg, it's 26 shots, then a 2 second wait, then a couple of 
> shots,
> 2 second wait, etc.
>
> I think the UltraII cards are about twice as fast, and then the ExtremeIII
> cards are twice again as fast.
>
> Because of the size of the buffer, I'm wondering if I really need anything
> faster than the cheap bottom feeder cards.
>
> William Robb
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