Will this card reduce my "busy" warnings from my Canon xti? Anyone know?
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Great question, I am ready to smash my rebel to bits with a hammer... out of nowhere "Busy" has turned my camera from a great piece of electronics to something less than useless.
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Hard to recall exactly, but I think it has more to do with the Type of XD Card. To speed up write speeds, Olympus & Fuji came out with an M+ type which is likely incompatible with your camera. Seem to recall that there were 1GB 'normal' cards and 1GB M+ cards. Given this, you're likely safe with anything 512mb and lower. Cheers and I'd strongly encourage a more modern camera. The advances since this camera can be measure in light years. --Rich
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Honestly, it doesn't seem to on my system. Bear in mind, I have 16GB of system RAM as well, so that takes some of the load off, but I'm perfectly happy with the 1GB card. Really, I only think it matters if you're gonna try maxing the resolution and start kicking up all of the background details.
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have had two two 32GB KomputerBay cards that I use very profusely in my 7D and 5D MKIII without error. I have never experienced the error you speak of. I formatted the cards the first time I used them in the 7D. I have at leat 20,000 clicks on each of these cards so far, no glitches.Roy.
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Also, the faster SD card will have an impact on the "Continuous shooting" mode. The faster the card, the faster the succession of shots that you can have per second.
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That was my decision. The manufacturer talks about using only their cards, but I can see no logic for it. Having said that, I find the 16 GB card to met my needs just fine. They suggest formating the card while it is in the camera "every 1-2 weeks, for optimum performance". That's easily accomplished by pressing the button near the power input on the camera and holding it for ten seconds.
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I think that would be something you would have to talk to canon about. Its not a function we use in our business, sorry.
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I had a Transcend 16 GB Class 10 Card in my T2i, and it would take photos, yet not record 1080 HD video, after a few short clips! Canon Tech Sprt told me, that although the card was rated at Class 10, it was dropping down below class 6 at certain times during its use! That the camera was only designed and tested and meant to be used with an ACTUAL CLASS 6 CARD! If you can believe that! I now have a 16 GB Class 10 Lexar Card in it, and it is working fine. (Class 6, is cited in the owners manual.)
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Hey Peter,This one will not - the BG-E3 is the one you'd want for the Rebel XTi
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What memory card are you using, if any? They can be a significant cause of delay...
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Also I do have one 32gb card and there is no issue whatever. I also have the 1DMark Iii. With the 32 gig I can shoot about 1100 pictures so a large card in this 1Dx will be no problem whatsoever. Enjoy.
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Newer Rebels will use an SD card, but the xti model uses a CF card like this one. I used this exact card with my xti and it worked fine.
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I out off updating my windows. But u might try downlink software from canon again. I had to do that once when I had another update. Sorry I couldn't help.
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This is partly a function of the speed of the RAM on the SD card and the time these pocket digicams take to acquire focus. You need to have the fastest possible SD card to minimize this. Personally I can't stand it, my old Canon F-1 film SLR has instant response to the shutter!
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I did a lot of research and reviewing and determined the best was the latest high speed versions, specifically this one at http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007ADFTUG/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1 . I am happy to say the choice was on the money as this card is amazingly fast, and greatly improves the use and experience with this camera. Hopefully this helpful, good luck!
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I also got a T2i. A word of warning. My first SD Card failed after less than a week. Make sure you buy only good quality SD cards. And by good quality I mean brand not speed. A cheap fast card is not worth the savings when it dies and takes all your pics with it. I am sticking to SanDisk from now on. They appear to be the best.
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I got a 16GB Class 6 Sandisk card before our vacation to Europe. On a bicycle ride around a lake the camera would stop midstream in a video shoot and said something like "the data stream is too fast for the card". I was shooting in the highest HD mode. It happened several times so high speed action (a lot of data) is too fast for a Class 6. Buy a faster card. I wish I had.