Mine is being shipped ...... So here it is for a SCREAMING DEAL on a 32GB SD card.

This one is a class 10, which is one of the best transfer rates, price will be 71.99 with free shipping.

http://slickdeals.net …high-capacity-memory-card


Use Coupon: REDHOTSD28

For CA with Tax - It came to $78.65.

I had a a-data 16gb CF card corrupt on me during an event. Thank goodness for recovery tools, but I lost 25 or so pics.

LOL, too bad I don't have any needs for SD anymore after I sold my Rebel

It arrived in the mail today ...... Out of La Puenta CA via regular mail.

I formated it to the camera and it shows 31.bGB Free ~~ with 128k used space.

Also- Costco dropped their prices once again in the T1i to $799 for the two lens kit with the bag and accessoires-- down from $849 from the package I bought 3 weeks ago.

I did not have the camera or the reciept on me as I was just geting Petrol, Pasta, Milk, Eggs, Bread and some Cervesas on the way out and stopped by the desk and asked them about the $50 price drop.

- they scanned my Costco card and gave me a Costco Cash card for $50.87.

Gotta love Costco !!

DeltaRat wrote in post #10546122
Also- Costco dropped their prices once again in the T1i to $799 for the two lens kit with the bag and accessoires-- down from $849 from the package I bought 3 weeks ago.

I did not have the camera or the reciept on me as I was just geting Petrol, Pasta, Milk, Eggs, Bread and some Cervesas on the way out and stopped by the desk and asked them about the $50 price drop.

- they scanned my Costco card and gave me a Costco Cash card for $50.87.

Gotta love Costco !!

Never know that can happen. Good for you!

wow that's a big card and a great deal.

...Until you rely on it for a project and it loses you images or video.

A-Data, Patriot, and Dane-Elec are the brands I see the most failure reports on.

These "bargain" priced cards seem to do just fine until you need to count on them, I've read a lot of "tales of woe" concerning lost imagery.

Look, you pay the price for a T1i, T2i, or 7D and you're gonna skimp on the media.

SanDisk is what the Canon techs recommend to folks who have media card related problems, this is the brand pros have relied on for the last decade. Even Kingston has experienced buffer overrun in Canon T1i and Nikon D90s.