how many pictures can I store on this null

Depends on the size of each picture but I have over 1000 in mine with room for more.

I don't know, but a 64 gig will allow you a lot of picture storage.

About 30 Gig worth. It all depends on how you take your photos. I take Nikon RAW photos @ around 75Meg/photo - no compression. If I set the camera for "small .JPG" I could get about 4 times as many on the chip as in RAW, but then I wouldn't have the "real" image. Look at your photos in your file-viewer, turn on "Details" in the viewer, and figure out a more or less average size. On my older camera with a smaller sensor an average photo is roughly 800 Meg. That turns out (with overhead) to be around 3,000 photos. Your experience may (or will) vary.

Depend on the quality of the picture your camera was set up at. The more datas use the better of the picture, and the less of the pictures you can store on this thumb drive.

If you're only storing pictures it absolutely depends upon files sizes but there could potentially be hundreds or more saved.

Lots and Lots and Lots of pictures can be stored on this.

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Depends on the size of each picture but I have over 1000 in mine with room for more.
Answered by Eog23 7 years ago
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I don't know, but a 64 gig will allow you a lot of picture storage.
Answered by mike66 7 years ago
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About 30 Gig worth. It all depends on how you take your photos. I take Nikon RAW photos @ around 75Meg/photo - no compression. If I set the camera for "small .JPG" I could get about 4 times as many on the chip as in RAW, but then I wouldn't have the "real" image. Look at your photos in your file-viewer, turn on "Details" in the viewer, and figure out a more or less average size. On my older camera with a smaller sensor an average photo is roughly 800 Meg. That turns out (with overhead) to be around 3,000 photos. Your experience may (or will) vary.
Answered by NampaGent 7 years ago
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Depend on the quality of the picture your camera was set up at. The more datas use the better of the picture, and the less of the pictures you can store on this thumb drive.
Answered by Vanness 7 years ago
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If you're only storing pictures it absolutely depends upon files sizes but there could potentially be hundreds or more saved.
Answered by sandman 7 years ago
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Lots and Lots and Lots of pictures can be stored on this.
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