My very expensive DSLR only takes CF cards.
I don't see the point of your comment. . . .
thecresta to qwerta369
15 Dec 154#3
Yes, we know.
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qwerta369
15 Dec 15#1
You can get a 64gb SD card for the price.
thecresta to qwerta369
15 Dec 154#3
Yes, we know.
spitfire51
15 Dec 15#2
Goodgrr, as a pro photographer could you recommend a dlsr for a total beginner (interested in landscape, birds, running photos) and/or websites I could do a proper research.?
goodgrr to spitfire51
16 Dec 151#16
It would depend on your budget, however best value would be to get a DSLR from a few years back on ebay (such as Nikon D90). As long as you have manual controls nearly any camera from the past 5-10 years would be good to learn with. In terms of books, Scott Kelby's are very good and an easy introduction. I've seen them as ebooks on here for 1p at times in the past if my memory serves me.
That's a really good deal, well spotted. If you don't need the extra speed (most won't as their cameras would be the bottleneck, not the card).
brilly to jpmont
16 Dec 15#22
its not just a little bit slower - its less than half the speed and worse than many SD cards
34MB according to a quick google so a bit over 200 photos
traylee
15 Dec 151#9
Have you tried it with a SD/CF adapter and SD/microSD card? I was not sure it would work with my DSLRs till I tried it myself, but it did work.
my-planet
15 Dec 152#11
Probably not suitable for serious photography though. Doubt it could sustain a decent speed in burst mode, and as a pro (if I was one) I'd be worried about reliability and just loosing cards when swapping out.
Don't like this deal tbh though as I can't imagine 16gb being enough for most modern slrs. Especially with video.
ukstud1
15 Dec 151#12
You can also buy a pair of shoes for the price or a bottle of whiskey, no pro photographer is going to use a sd card instead of a cf card.
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I'm a pro photographer and CF cards are the standard a lot of times on top end cameras for both Nikon and Canon.
Been ages since I bought any new cards but these seem top spec for a very reasonable price. Posted here in case others have similar need.
3% Quidco also available. Use voucher code "Comp10" to get this price.
Voucher provided here as well as price comparison and pricing history.
http://www.camerapricebuster.co.uk/Lexar/Lexar-Compact-Flash-Cards/Lexar-16GB-1000x-Professional-Compact-Flash
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I don't see the point of your comment. . . .
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Edit: yes thought so, 3 years ago!
I don't see the point of your comment. . . .
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/NEW-SD-SDHC-SDXC-To-CF-Compact-Flash-Memory-Card-Adapter-Reader-YKS/32302445182.html?ws_ab_test=searchweb201556_1,searchweb201644_0_79_78_77_82_80_62,searchweb201560_3
''Lexar Professional 800x Speed (120 MB/s) UDMA 7 CompactFlash Memory Card - 32 GB''
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00HYRF606?keywords=lexar%20flash%20cards&qid=1450218837&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1
34MB according to a quick google so a bit over 200 photos
Don't like this deal tbh though as I can't imagine 16gb being enough for most modern slrs. Especially with video.