SanDisk - Ultra 32GB SDHC UHS-I Class 10 Memory Card

The card works extremely fast and well in the Canon G16 camera. Downloading to a computer is very fast,when using a card reader.

I have always had great luck with SanDisk products. I have a SanDisk micro Cruzer that I use constantly, and it has been abused for 7 years, and it works like the day that I got it. As far as the SDHC card, for the two weeks that I have had it no problems. I can't believe how fast it works in my camera. I have used several class 4 and 6 cards, and the lag time is horrible. But this class 10 card does not hesitate no matter what I throw at it. Plus I really like the fact that I can store almost 5000 full resolution pictures on it's 32 gig capacity.

I would say if you're not shooting HD video through your camcorder or DSLR like I am... It's pretty pointless to get such a high card. I have an 8 gig and it works just fine for a photo shoot. When working with video for hours at a time, you do need to have a larger amount. I've filled up an 8 gig in about an hour of video shooting. I needed a larger card for an event I had to do and this one was on a smoking good sale at the time. (In fact it was about as cheap as the 8gig I only bought months ago) so why NOT!! I'll say this, if you're like me and you upload the photos/videos after each event you'll never have to worry about running out of memory for this card. It's great, it holds more, it allows you to shoot pictures fast, there's no delay in waiting for it to write to the card and my pictures come out clear and crisp. It's also great because this particular size is the size I have on my Toshiba laptop... No more USB cord business. I recommend this card for serious shooters and video operators... I also recommend it through Best Buy because lately I've seen them step up to the plate and now challenges even online places like Amazon. I recommend you check with Best Buy before you buy a product ESPECIALLY electronic products before you buy it online. They've said they'll match anyone now... put'm to the challenge!!

Plug in and use, nice to keep everything simple. The two SD slots within the D7000, proves to be vital when selecting the GB size of your next data storage card.

This memory card from Sandisk works just as expected. The quality of the pictures loses nothing and yet the amount of photos stored is immense! Note: Be aware that not every digital camera has the capability to read memory cards above a certain ceiling (my Canon Powershot SD630 can only read memory cards up to 2gb), so make sure your camera is capable. I use this memory card for my Canon Powershot G7. With the shooting function on Manual, recording pixels at M1 (2816x2112, enough quality for an 8x10 printout), compression at Superfine, I can take a max of 1915 photos or 64'50" of video at 1024 High Resolution. At around $50, this is a good price, although I'm sure in 10 years we'll have 1tb memory cards for the same inexpensive price and this comment will be scoffed at for being sooo from the '00's. I'd recommend this product to anyone who will be traveling for an extensive time and won't have the chance to dock to a computer and upload their pictures.

This card has basically replaced all my other cards. I wish I had bought two now, only because if I had one in the camera the other one would be in the computer downloading and I would never miss a beat. I sometimes will shoot a 1,000 pictures in a day and this keeps me from changing cards constantly and worrying which card I'm on.

A 32GB Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC) memory card allows for around 4,000 HD photos. This capacity means you can rapidly shoot multiple sequence shots, even while bracketing. It gives you the opportunity to get great action shots at sporting events, when shooting animals in the wild or catching your toddler wrestle a puppy. Large capacity also permits taking longer or more video clips. While not the fastest SDHC SanDisk makes it transfers at 30 MB/second which should be fast enough for most shoots. Its affordable and SanDisk makes reliable memory products. While the case is plastic, as most memory is, once in the camera or in a media case the SDHC should remain safe. The high capacity also means you don't have to remove the media reducing the possibility of losing or damaging it..

I'll admit, I haven't used this specific card yet. I bought it for when I do another all-day photo shoot, so I don't have to worry about filling up my card. So it's sitting in reserve for now. However, I bought it because I've had nothing but great service from all my other SanDisk SD cards. Every one has worked perfectly, with only an occasional lag time when saving files after a long photo-burst. In regular use, I've encountered zero delay between shooting and saving and shooting again. Only downside is no case. Come on, SanDisk. How much can it really cost you to include a plastic case for your card? Charge us 5¢ more or something, and stick it in a case please. Otherwise, I'm really looking forward to my next all-day photo-marathon, when I won't have to mess with switching cards!