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Hello
I have a Coolpix 5000 and am looking to purchase a new CF card for it.
Since I purchased the camera there are a lot of choices for cards -
does anyone know whether I would get a speed benefit from using a
higher end card (higher transfer rate from the camera to the card).
Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital.point+shoot (More info?)
On 13 Apr 2005 12:47:12 -0700, in rec.photo.digital.point+shoot
dave.cuthill@computalog.com (David Cuthill) wrote:
>Hello
>
>I have a Coolpix 5000 and am looking to purchase a new CF card for it.
>Since I purchased the camera there are a lot of choices for cards -
>does anyone know whether I would get a speed benefit from using a
>higher end card (higher transfer rate from the camera to the card).
Not going to get any benefit in the camera above an 8x I have Lexar 8x and
40xWA cards, no difference in my 5700.
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Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital.point+shoot (More info?)
David Cuthill wrote:
> Hello
>
> I have a Coolpix 5000 and am looking to purchase a new CF card for it.
> Since I purchased the camera there are a lot of choices for cards -
> does anyone know whether I would get a speed benefit from using a
> higher end card (higher transfer rate from the camera to the card).
>
Seems to me the usual CF card currently available in ordinary stores
will accept CP5000 picture writes as fast as the camera can make them.
Two possible reasons for spending a little more for enhanced speed
capability:
· You'll eventually acquire a card reader that will transfer files to
your computer faster, from a faster card
· You may go for a newer camera that can take advantage of a faster card
· (Doesn't really count as a possible reason) For my part, I always like
to know I spent more than necessary, just as a gesture at boosting the
economy
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