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On my Nikon D7500 which produces about 21mp images, my lcd says my new card has room for 1.3 k shots. Also, I shoot raw, so you'll get more with jpegs. Anyway, lots!

On my Canon EOS M50 shooting RAW+Jpeg I get a little over 1,900 images. On my Canon Powershot SX730 HS and set on fine I get roughly 11,500 images. On my EOS 6D shooting RAW+Jpeg I get around 3,100 images

It all depends on the resolution you want to capture. As example, on a Nikon D850 (45 megapixel) in Raw format, 650. In JPG format 1K - 4K depending upon resolution.

It entirely depends on the image quality. High resolution photos and especially Raw images take a lot more data than standard jpeg photos.

That is a difficult question to answer. It depends on the size of the file which your camera creates when it takes a picture. I have a Nikon D850 and it creates files approximately 100 MB in size. This card would hold well over 500 pictures as a result. The Nikon D850 creates VERY LARGE files so you should be able to get considerably more pictures on this card if your files are smaller than that.

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On my Nikon D7500 which produces about 21mp images, my lcd says my new card has room for 1.3 k shots. Also, I shoot raw, so you'll get more with jpegs. Anyway, lots!
Answered by Jansartsy 6 years ago
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On my Canon EOS M50 shooting RAW+Jpeg I get a little over 1,900 images. On my Canon Powershot SX730 HS and set on fine I get roughly 11,500 images. On my EOS 6D shooting RAW+Jpeg I get around 3,100 images
Answered by KSPhoto 6 years ago
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It all depends on the resolution you want to capture. As example, on a Nikon D850 (45 megapixel) in Raw format, 650. In JPG format 1K - 4K depending upon resolution.
Answered by SrDesigner 6 years ago
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It entirely depends on the image quality. High resolution photos and especially Raw images take a lot more data than standard jpeg photos.
Answered by Brandon 6 years ago
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That is a difficult question to answer. It depends on the size of the file which your camera creates when it takes a picture. I have a Nikon D850 and it creates files approximately 100 MB in size. This card would hold well over 500 pictures as a result. The Nikon D850 creates VERY LARGE files so you should be able to get considerably more pictures on this card if your files are smaller than that.
Answered by ChristianUser 6 years ago
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