When I was given a very nice digital camera as a gift for my birthday I thought it was a nice touch that the person included a memory card with the gift. As great as that was it was only a 2GB card, now it was very useful for a decent length of time but once I started to realise how many photographs I had taken I started to dread the card becoming full right at the very moment that I would really want to take the photo. A 2GB card can store a hell of a lot of photos and a small amount of video (as most digital cameras have the option to shoot video and even in HD you can imagine how much space that would take up) So I was on the look out for a bigger storage ...  Read the complete review

I have three different cameras and so have a number of different memory cards for them. Although I am not loyal to one particularly manufacturer, I do tend to lean towards Sandisk just because I have found them to be particularly reliable in the past. However, if I find a good deal for another manufacturer then I will often buy this because I have not yet found any manufacturer of flash memory that is completely useless! When I bought a new point and shoot camera last year, I did actually manage to talk the sales assistant into giving me a memory card with it as well for a reduced price. I managed to pick up this Sony 32 GB Class 10 SDHC for £35.00, and ...  Read the complete review

I have used this SD card mainly for my camera but also for a camcorder too. It has an enormous capacity - one much larger than most other SD cards you will find on the market. This means that you can store thousands of photos and 960 minutes of high definition video to be precise. Made by Sony, you can expect it to be pretty reliable too. The card comes in a little box with a plastic covering over the SD card. This covering is transparent so you can see right through to the card. The card itself has a blue plastic coating and a mostly yellow sticker on the front with a rainbow pattern along the top. You can clearly see that it is the 32GB version from the card ...  Read the complete review