This may be the wrong board, but this deal is amazing for DSLR enthusiasts: 2 Lexar 32 GB Sd Cards for 53 bucks..

Stef C Loc: Conshohocken (near philly) PA

2 Lexar 32 GB Sd Cards for 53 bucks..

http://www.logicbuy.com/deals/lexar-multi-use-32-gb-sdhc-card/36205.aspx

Again,

sorry if wrong location, just wanted to share the awesome deal with the people here!

Stef C Loc: Conshohocken (near philly) PA

Also if you just go to logicbuy.com and search SDHC, there are a ton of good deals..

shadow1284 Loc: Mid-West Michigan

Before you purchase you might want to find out which class cards they are and if they are fast enough to handle your camera's download speed and format volume. Memory cards are not all alike.

Stef C Loc: Conshohocken (near philly) PA

That deal is for class 4. But I think have have 32g class 10s for like 24 bucks.. not bad right?

Donwitz Loc: Virginia Beach, VA

What is really critical is the transfer rate- MB/second. The class rating is primarily for video cameras. My Nikon D7000 has a transfer rate around 30MB/sec. The buffer on the camera will run out quickly if you are shooting 6 frames per second!

MT Shooter Loc: Montana

Stef C wrote:

2 Lexar 32 GB Sd Cards for 53 bucks..

http://www.logicbuy.com/deals/lexar-multi-use-32-gb-sdhc-card/36205.aspx

Again,

sorry if wrong location, just wanted to share the awesome deal with the people here!

That website only exists to make money off the advertising there, they actually sell nothing. The cards you are looking at have to be bought from BuyDig.com.

Nikonian72 Loc: Chico CA

shadow1284 wrote:

Before you purchase you might want to find out which class cards they are and if they are fast enough to handle your camera's download speed and format volume. Memory cards are not all alike.

We need to find a website page featuring a chart that defines memory card characteristics. We can then add a new page to our pending FAQ list.

traveler90712 Loc: Lake Worth, Fl.

Nikonian72 wrote:

shadow1284 wrote:

Before you purchase you might want to find out which class cards they are and if they are fast enough to handle your camera's download speed and format volume. Memory cards are not all alike.

We need to find a website page featuring a chart that defines memory card characteristics. We can then add a new page to our pending FAQ list.

Here look at this, gives the whole memory card explanations.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Digital

Nikonian72 Loc: Chico CA

traveler90712 wrote:

. . . this (Wikipedia website) gives the whole memory card explanations.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Digital

Huge amount of information!

What speeds are recommended for digital cameras in various recording modes? Such as 6fps and video.

The two mentioned Lexar cards are 32Gb memory, and rated 4 for speed.

traveler90712 Loc: Lake Worth, Fl.

Nikonian72 wrote:

traveler90712 wrote:

. . . this (Wikipedia website) gives the whole memory card explanations.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Digital

Huge amount of information!

What speeds are recommended for digital cameras in various recording modes?

The two mentioned Lexar cards are 32Gb memory, and rated 4 for speed.

More info for Video is found here.
http://camcorders.about.com/od/accessories/a/guide_to_SDHC_camcorder_cards.htm

To sum it up, the Video recorder documentation should describe the type of card to be used.

arphot Loc: Massachusetts

shadow1284 wrote:

Before you purchase you might want to find out which class cards they are and if they are fast enough to handle your camera's download speed and format volume. Memory cards are not all alike.

Yeah, these are class 4's. Ok for some P&S, but I have a Canon t2i. I find the class 10 works great and I got my 8 gigger for about $24. Due to sometimes shooting HD video or taking multiple fast action shots (burst).

This (IMO) is a decent deal:
http://www.amazon.com/Transcend-Class-Flash-Memory-TS16GSDHC10E/dp/B003VNKNEQ/ref=sr_1_9?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1328181464&sr=1-9

Yoly C Loc: New York

hi how do you find out the class. I thought that the only decision you had to make was how many gigabytes, but now I'm confused. how do find out the class? is there anything else I should look for before I buy? thank you :)

NewEnglandPhotoguy Loc: Chelmsford, MA

I would be cautious about ordering from this place. They do not appear in the ResellerRatings.com database. That means they are probably a brand new site with no track record.

traveler90712 Loc: Lake Worth, Fl.

Yoly C wrote:

hi how do you find out the class. I thought that the only decision you had to make was how many gigabytes, but now I'm confused. how do find out the class? is there anything else I should look for before I buy? thank you :)

The class is written on the card, normally in a circle with a number written in it.

Jackinthebox Loc: travel the world

Stef C wrote:

2 Lexar 32 GB Sd Cards for 53 bucks..

http://www.logicbuy.com/deals/lexar-multi-use-32-gb-sdhc-card/36205.aspx

Again,

sorry if wrong location, just wanted to share the awesome deal with the people here!

Looks like they are Class 4. You need Class 10 for fast recording. To good to be true....Yes because of the 4