The add was confusing the image in the add shows 120MG cards but the text states 60MG cards. They were the faster cards so all wasOK Leroy Simon

I think if I do any longer time lapses I will have to get a 32 or 64, should have probably just bought one of those in the first place, but my 4GB cards need to be upgraded.

I have been using Sandisk since I started doing photography, and going from baddie amateur to semi-pro this thing rocks; Bought it to go in my Canon 1Ds MarkII to start a time lapse photo project, and shooting on raw stores up to 850 photos on this bad boy, so it will be great for a couple hour...

wasn't free and it's not bigger

I'm a semi pro photographer taking sports photography on my Canon 40D with a 70-200 IS 2.8 L lens. I'm taking up to 6 frames per second for up to a minute continuously (release my finger every second or so.

Totally stable; high capacity; the sale price was shocking

Is pricy when not on sale

It works as preview

Compact Flash cards are fast becoming one of the most popular removable storage devices in use today. They are possibly one of the great inventions of the digital photographic revolution.

Small; Good Brand; Reliable

May be too small and easy to loose

Good performance.Couldn't get it in better rate. It's working fine with appropriate performance.

GOOD

Bargain price of 64.79 on play.com and 60 MB/s make this 16GB card an excellent choice for anyone with a good DSLR, although I would recommend using 2GB,4GB or 8GB should you be worried about losing photos.

Works like a charm & writes quickly! And this brand was recommended to me by a Nikon tech & the highest GB they recommend with the Nikon D700.

Easy To Use; Great Value; Large Capacity; Reliable Performance; Writes/Reads fast

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Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Easy To Use; Great Value; Large Capacity; Reliable Performance; Writes/Reads fast