“With a used Canon DSLR Rebel t1i what memory card should I purchase and how many pictures will I be able to take with that card? Thank you”
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my suggestion, based on my own usage, is that this card will serve your purpose(s)
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Even a 16GB card is an over abundance of space (put it that way). Go for higher transfer rate cards at class 10 minimum.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This memory card is compatible with Canon DSLR Rebel T1i camera.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.look up the memory card you have or want to use on the vendor site , all vendors have specifications on the storage and nearly all refer to tables with data on total number of pictures or video. The answer is difficult to be 100% accurate as not all DSLR have standard resolutions like 122x1600 or 3000x2000 pixels. Each camera does have usually a reference of what the basic picture sizes the camera takes equating to some memory value . You can do this the old fashioned way , Use your camera with a formatted memory card doesn't matter of the size. Take one picture of anything in all of the picture resolutions sizes available on the camera, then if you plan to use for videos , take a 2 min video. Remove the card, use a reader and with a home computer or laptop and windows file explorer or similar produce look at the Memory card files. Using a wrie down the memory used on the card for all of the different pictures and video. Delete the files from the card. write down the available memory on the card as empty . Now it is simple math , using calculator divide the different file sizes in the available memory and round down each answer to the next lowest whole number value. You now have a the amount of pictures you can take of size or type the camera will store on that card. Good Luck Jake
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