
This SanDisk Ultra Plus SDSDUSC-064G-AN6IN SDXC memory card features Class 10 UHS-1 speed for high-quality video recording performance. The 64GB capacity offers ample space to store photos and high-definition videos.
Q: how many photographs will a 65gb hold?
A: The quality of photo you are taking will decide how many photos will go on a 64 gb disk. If you use HD quality, it will hold less photos, than if you just use the regular settings on your camera. I always use HD, they are much better. It is also dependent on the megapixels of your camera. A 10 megapixel camera with a 64 gb disk could hold up to 18,000 pictures. You've got plenty of room!
Q: Will this card work with I-phone 5 or 6
A: No cards work with iPhones
Q: Is the FUJIFILM FINEPIX S2950 compatible with this memory card?????
A: I just foolishly purchased a SanDisk Ultra Pus SDXC 64 GB card from another store. It wasn't until my brother said I should check the official Fujifilm website to make sure that the card is compatible that I realized it's not. http://www.fujifilm.com/support/digital_cameras/compatibility/card/s/ say it is not compatible with the Finepix S2950 and that you have to use an SDHC no higher than a 32 GB. I bought the bigger memory card thinking it would be OK because the last card I used in my camera was from the same company and it too was an Ultra Plus. But I didn't pay attention to the part that says SDXC. I had no idea it makes a difference. I just wanted more memory. Oops!
Q: Is the card compatible with a Gopro 4?
A: No you need a micro sd card.
Q: This card will work on my canon rebel t6i?
A: Yes, I used in my T6i without any problem or issue
A: Yes it is most cameras are compatible with a range of sd cards just make sure that when you insert it into your camera to format it so it works with your camera hope this helped
Q: Please explain how to use the memory card,details listed.
A: Yes, you can erase the photos on the card, but make sure you have your images on your hard drive and preferably, on a flash drive, too. You can never be too careful. I feel it is best to format the card IN THE CAMERA to insure reliability. Will it affect the numbering system? Yes and no, it depends how you have your camera set up. If you have selected Continuous numbering, formatting will return you to #1 with most cameras. If it is important to you to keep the numbers sequential, then erase instead of formatting. The size of the card has nothing to do with the clarity of the image.