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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!

hello Grampy Photographer, I'm guessing you will be shooting in JPEG file since you don't want to play with large RAW files, that's for the Professionals. You just want to shoot and print, if so JPEG files should be around 3MB to 5MB. 65GB = 65,000MB that's around 21,666.66 to 13,000 photos. That's Madness!

It depends on the camera, but more than likely more than you will ever take in one shoot.

It depends on how many megapixels your camera is and what settings you use on the camera. Your camera owner's manual should have charts that will answer the question for you.

It depends on the photo quality settings . Could be more than 50,000

Depends on photo quality, but it will hold a ton of photos. My camera estimates several thousand at high quality.

It completely depends on the size of the images. If you're not shooting in RAW, then it will should hold a lot.

I have gotten over 2000 pictures on one 64 GB media card

It depends on the camera, # of megapixels, the resolution it is set to, etc. But, with a typical newer HD camera photo file size of about 5-6 MB, this card could hold over 10,000 photos.

Thousands. There should be a chart at Best Buy that will tell you how many photos each size of memory card will hold. Off the top of my head I don't remember but it's well into the thousands.

This question cannot be answered, as It depends on the format you shoot in, JPEG or RAW being the most common. JPEG files will be almost half the size of RAW files, and you might even have a choice of standard, fine, extra fine in your camera settings with each of these files being bigger than the next. RAW files can come in either compressed or uncompressed. These files are very large, uncompressed almost twice as large as compressed. RAW is the best quality but to get the most out of those files you need a computer with Lightroom or another post processing/editing software. If you don't plan on doing editing later, stick with JPEG. I would say with the camera in JPEG FINE or EXTRA FINE you'll get over 2000 pictures with this card, in RAW, much less.

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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!
Answered by Beaconpoint 10 years ago
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hello Grampy Photographer, I'm guessing you will be shooting in JPEG file since you don't want to play with large RAW files, that's for the Professionals. You just want to shoot and print, if so JPEG files should be around 3MB to 5MB. 65GB = 65,000MB that's around 21,666.66 to 13,000 photos. That's Madness!
Answered by dkln 10 years ago
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It depends on the camera, but more than likely more than you will ever take in one shoot.
Answered by Jocoolman 10 years ago
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It depends on how many megapixels your camera is and what settings you use on the camera. Your camera owner's manual should have charts that will answer the question for you.
Answered by A1Evaluator 10 years ago
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It depends on the photo quality settings . Could be more than 50,000
Answered by Happybirthday 10 years ago
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Depends on photo quality, but it will hold a ton of photos. My camera estimates several thousand at high quality.
Answered by Regularguy 10 years ago
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It completely depends on the size of the images. If you're not shooting in RAW, then it will should hold a lot.
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I have gotten over 2000 pictures on one 64 GB media card
Answered by Kaveman 10 years ago
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It depends on the camera, # of megapixels, the resolution it is set to, etc. But, with a typical newer HD camera photo file size of about 5-6 MB, this card could hold over 10,000 photos.
Answered by Johng 10 years ago
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Thousands. There should be a chart at Best Buy that will tell you how many photos each size of memory card will hold. Off the top of my head I don't remember but it's well into the thousands.
Answered by sketchie 10 years ago
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