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Easto
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Cannon: What size memory card ??

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I have several friends that own come Cannon products. One has a T2 and the others are just point and shoot models. I'd like to get them something like a battery card and/or battery for these cameras (the kind of thing most people don't buy themselves) but I'm having a hell of a time finding anything on Cannon's site that gives the maximum size of the flash card they use? Finding a battery or battery pack is easy. I'm just stumbling over the memory card size.
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Easto wrote:I have several friends that own come Cannon products. One has a T2 and the others are just point and shoot models. I'd like to get them something like a battery card and/or battery for these cameras (the kind of thing most people don't buy themselves) but I'm having a hell of a time finding anything on Cannon's site that gives the maximum size of the flash card they use? Finding a battery or battery pack is easy. I'm just stumbling over the memory card size.

for my 50D I have a 8 gb CF and I had 8gb SD cards for my T1i and XS that I had, they are and were big enough and fast enough for whatever I need,
for my 50D right now I use a Sandisk 60mb/s udma extreme 8gb,
I don't think there is a rule for size,it's really whatever you want to spend.
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I've got about three 8gb cards. They're really overkill for photos only but if you are shooting video with the newer SLRs, then they're a good size. I think they make 16 and 32gb cards now. As far as the point and shoot models, make sure you get the right type of card which I believe is SD while the Canon SLRs are Compact Flash although the 1Ds have dual SD and CF slots.

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