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I see 4GB cards in both SD and SDHC type. If a device can use either, is there an advantage to one over the other? Or is it much ado about nothing? I see the same brand and same speed for both both not at the same cost.
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isn't this answer a stickie yet?
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All 4GB should be SDHC...unless I read wrong.
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SDHC is a standard. 4 GB in straight SD is a kludge. Stick with the standard. You know they'll continue to perform consistently in new equipment. But for your SD600, I'd just stick with 2 GB. It's not, AFAIK, SDHC-capable, and 4 GB SD cards are a crap shoot. 2 GB is still good for around 700 Large-Superfine shots or 17 min. best quality video.
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Thanks for the info. It's not like the cost difference is so great to be an issue with me. BTW, it's not for my SD600, I use a 1GB card in it and never get anywhere even 1/3 full. I have a 2GB CF card in my 20D and if I get the 1D3 I hope to get in June, I wanted a 2GB SD card so as to have backup to the 4GB cards I plan to use in the new camera.
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The SD600 will run SanDisk's regular or Ultra 2 GB SD cards no problem. That's what are in my wife's camera. I'd stick with the SDHC for the 1D3. Might as well go with the latest spec.
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