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What are my storage options? |
Most digital cameras use memory cards of one kind or another to store
the images you take. These can be taken out of the camera and replaced
by other cards. Several different card types are in use and are not
interchangeable. You can read more about storage in the feature on
Memory Cards.
Compact Flash Cards
Compact Flash Card is the most common format in use for digital camera
storage but can also be used by other devices. Comes in two version
Type I and Type II. Compact Flash Card Type I max capacity is 256 MB
but the Compact Flash Card Type II can store more than 256 MB. Compact
Flash is not only the most common but also the most supported format
today. It's used by Nikon, Nikon, Casio, Minolta and HP.
SmartMedia Cards
SmartMedia Cards are almost the same
as Compact Flash Cards, they're not as wide supported and are a little
bit thinner than Compact Flash Cards. SmartMedia Card max capacity is
still at 128MB. Olympus and Fuji digital cameras use SmartMedia cards
but are now making their new models with XD Flash Memory Card that'll
soon replace the SmartMedia Cards.
XD Flash Memory Card
The most recent and most advanced
memory cards today, XD Flash Memory Card are really tiny and are
storing the photos into the memory really fast. Most new models of
Olympus and Fuji digital cameras are using XD Flash Memory Card.
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