Olympus xD-Picture Card M+ 2 GB
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I looked up the manual for the Fuji FinePix A500 on the Fuji website. This model appears to be able to use the Olympus xD-SLR camera as well. My Fuji Camara Manual shows a Picture Card M 2 GB, despite the fact that the manual lists an xD 1GB at the bottom of the xD chart. The xD 2GB is identical to the others in terms of size. So go ahead and attempt it.
This is the highest-capacity xD Picture Card currently available.
As far as I'm aware, only SD picture cards, not XD, are accepted by the L310 and P310 (I'm not sure which model you have). If this is the case, you should take advantage of the fact that SD cards are widely available and much less expensive.
That's a question I'm sure I'll be able to answer. The card I needed for my camera was not the correct one. After telling the salesman about it. Because it didn't fit, I never used it!
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Small GB card, but it works with my old Olympus camera (I never realized 9 years was that old). While the manual recommends using a 1 GB card, a 2 GB card will suffice; the camera will recognize the card and display approx. what is the maximum number of photos it can hold With the 2GB card working, I decided to try a 16GB card, but the camera recognized it but only allowed me to take 8 pictures with it, so I returned it and bought this second card.
My son gave me his old Olympus FE-100 digital camera. Camera model: 230. It takes panorama pictures (multiple images stitched together), according to the manual, but only if the memory card is an Olympus brand xD-Picture Card. (His had a Fujifilm brand xD card. ) So I ordered this card, and it worked fine for recording photos, but I couldn't get the camera to go into panorama mode, so I returned it. (However, I am happy because I discovered that my LG tablet has panorama mode because I started reading manuals. ).
My old Fujifilm camera from 2001 worked perfectly with this. I replaced my old 128MB card with this 2GB card and was able to take a lot of photos at 3M on my vacation and never came close to filling it. When it came to taking pictures, I didn't notice any improvement in speed. For me, the quality of the battery is the most important factor in speed. Changing from low-cost to high-cost batteries.
This particular vendor was fantastic. Shipping is available the next day. The item was delivered in factory sealed Olympus cardboard packaging. Because I ordered so many, I can't recall if it came in a plastic "clamshell" case. I apologize for this oversight. I have yet to develop any of the photographs, so I cannot comment on their quality. I was able to handle special effects and other tasks with ease. These camera cards are hard to come by because Olympus is the only company that sells them. These, on the other hand, fit perfectly and I've had no issues with them. I'll have some developed in a week or two, but I have no idea how good the developed picture will be until then. On my camera's screen, however, the image looks fantastic.
In a very old Olympus Tough 7megapixel camera, it works perfectly! What can you say about a memory card that you simply must have? It's supposedly the fastest I can get for my model camera, so there aren't many options; however, it appears to be fast enough and will hold over 500 photos at this low a resolution, so if you're considering this card, I'd recommend getting it because it's the biggest and fastest for XD cards, not to mention; These are not available in stores. If you need one, I'd get one as soon as possible before they become scarce. Hard to come by and prohibitively expensive! Overpriced for 2GB, but currently under $20; who knows what will happen as fewer become available.
br>br>So far, I've been able to photograph a variety of subjects with it (I purchased it to use with my Olympus E-1). Everything turned out great with the 500 DSLR MFT camera; I can shoot in RAW or switch to one of the other formats (TIFF, SHQ, HQ, SQ) to get more pictures on a single card (the RAW format, while amazing, only allows me to get about 100 pictures per card. ) I'm glad Amazon still had these cards because this media format and the cameras it supports are no longer being made (I bought the camera at a local flea market here in Toronto. ) ) I would recommend this card to anyone who requires one for a camera similar to this one, or simply for data storage.
This is most likely my fault, but I purchased this for an older Olympus camera, and the card appears to be too large (in memory) for it. The camera won't format the card, and the camera manual only lists up to a 256MB card, so this was a complete waste of money.
This card would work with any Olympus camera, according to the question/answer section in the presentation of this Card. That is not the case. My camera isn't a 2012 model, but it's a great camera with a lot of features; Despite the fact that this Card fit into the camera, it would not format or load. I'm guessing the Card is too big (in terms of capacity) for my camera, but I'm not sure. Before making a purchase, please contact the company. I'd like to point out that the Card was promptly returned and handled with care. A big thumbs up for excellent customer service!.
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