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Summary: Very fast
Review: I bought this for my new Canon ELPH S-400. Since it is my first digital camera, I did not know much about memory card and I was very happy with the camera along with the Canon CF card included in the package. However, the Canon CF card was only 32MB, so I was looking to buy bigger memory. When I first saw 12X, I cared less for this number. After I read other positive reviews, I decided to give it a try. Wow!! It is fast. Now I know what 12X meant. It does take shorter time(I haven't timed how many seconds) from shot to shot and much faster than Canon CF card to erase unwanted shot. I love it and I am going to buy 16X next time.
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Summary: Fast, reliable product.
Review: I bought this Lexar 12x compact flash card for my recent oversea trips and i loved it. I did not have to wait for the camera (canon s50) to write the pic. I just kept shooting. I never had any problem uploading/downloading pics/files to my camera/computer. I am waiting/looking for a good deal to get few more.
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Summary: I made a big deal...
Review: I bought this memory 4 months ago for my old Canon S400, and it has been working very good so far, downloading and uploading other stuff on it.Compren este articulo, esta bueno, solo esperen una oferta, ok.
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Summary: Have to return it because it's defective
Review: I bought this memory for my Canon PowerShot S50 camera. After a few times of usage, I got "memory error." I switched back to the card that originally came with the camera and everything is fine. I also used the memory reader to write to it and made sure that it's not my camera. Maybe it's bad luck... or maybe the quality is...
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Summary: Great and fast card
Review: I bout the card to transfer files between computers. The card is very fast and works well with my SANDISK 6 in 1 reader.
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Summary: A Very Good Memory Card!
Review: I have 4 Canon cameras that use Compact Flash. I decided that I wanted to have a backup card for each camera and I bought 4 of these particular cards for that purpose. CF cards are resonably priced nowadays. This particular card (times 4) has worked very well for me so far and I have not had a single issue regarding it. Based on that I 'have' to give it a 5 star rating.
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Summary: This is my second Lexar card- great item!
Review: I have a canon digital camera and was always running out of space on the compact flash cards until I purchased my first Lexar 256 MB card. This card allows me to take hundreds of good quality photos on one card when I'm on a trip or at an event. Yes the speed slows a bit when the card is full, but if you're skiing or out on a hike and don't want to be changing cards this is a great accessory. 256 MB can be an extravagance if you are someplace where downloading or changing cards is not a problem but if you want to just keep on clicking try this card. It is also essential if you want to take videos with your digital camera. Videos use up a ton of memory so the larger capacity is a must. Overall I've been really satisfied with my Lexar card. I've used it agasin and again with no diminished capacity, and I've stored photos on it for a long time with no problems. Downloading has been a pleasure and photo quality is excellent. When you consider how much service it gives you this card is a bargain.
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Summary: So good I got a second one!!!!
Review: I have a Minolta Dimage 7i and first got this card becuase the camera came with only a 16Mb card - useless unless you only want to take 8 pictures. The 256Mb card gives me 144 pictures at maximum resolution (2560 x 1950). I travel frequently and don't take a laptop with me so I decided to get a second card so I am not limited on these long trips.
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Summary: Speed improvement on my Nikon 775
Review: I have a Nikon 775, and purchased a 64MB Sandisk CF to go with it a while ago. When the price dropped for 256MB CF, I decided to purchase this Lexar 12x CF, to have more room for pictures. It was a surprise to notice that lag time between shots and viewing time have improved. Now I switch between shooting mode and viewing mode more often because of speed improvement; it was a real pain before, it used to take around 10 seconds, now it's around 2-3 seconds.
I am not sure if this will happen with other cameras, but I'm happy with this card in my 775. I wish all memory cards come with the speed rating to make purchase decision easier.
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Summary: The Lexar 12X 256 MB CF Card is great!
Review: I now have eight of these cards, and they have all worked flawlessly! My Nikon Coolpix 880 manual says they aren't tested to work, but Lexar guarantees 100% compatibility. That convinced me to try my first one, and the extra capacity over the 128 MB card is fantastic! I plan to use these more, when I upgrade to a higher megapixel Nikon Coolpix camera.
There's an advantage to having several smaller capacity cards than one big one. If a sole big MB card fails, you have no memory storage, then! This did happen to me on a photo shoot in the Eastern Sierra Nevada, a couple winters ago, with another brand card. Luckily, I've been picking up more memory cards as they went on sales, with rebates and discounts. But with a new 8 MP or more Coolpix, I eventually will get a few more 1 GB, or more, cards.
With my 8 Lexar cards, I can shoot over 2,000 images set mostly at a fine resolution, full-sized, for a 3 MP Coolpix. A seven day road trip filled them up, for me. This does improve the screen viewing image, too, over those at a normal setting.
I am awaiting three rebates currently, and Lexar's rebate notification system is very helpful in making sure they received your rebate forms, receipt copy, and proof-of-purchase.
If you need more memory than comes with any digital camera, I'd strongly recommend this card. With 323 images (set at Full/Normal) to shoot with a 3.34 MP camera, that'll get you through most all a beautiful, shooting day!
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