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Here is a guide from their website. It will vary depending on make and model along with the camera's settings. http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/69/~/number-of-pictures-that-can-be-stored-on-a-memory-device

It depends on your camera, my camera shoots 24mp and it's on raw so I get 290 per card. You'll get more if you shoot jpg and less mp. I like to down load my images daily so I don't lose any ever so I really don't need a larger card. I also shoot only stills but if you do videos you might think about a larger card. Also look into what speed your camera reads at, mine goes at 74mb/s and the 80mb/s card is fine. I could buy the 90mb/s card but it would still read at 74mb/s so it would be a waste. I hope this helps you out some. Good luck and good shooting

This depends on how many megapixels the camera is. Lets say its 10MP camea the average file size will be about 2.2MB to 6.2MB depending on the format . Lets says your using it a a full PNG 6.2MB (NICE QUALITY) so you will get about 161 pictures per 1 GB of space on a card. That is 5161 pictures on a pretty normal sized 32 GB memory card. The irony is most cameras with a flash on, and i'm talking DSLR, can only take between 250-500 pictures per battery charge. Why are the cards so large then? A lot of phones cameras and DSLR cameras also record HD video now your talking about 33mb per second (all depending on video compression of) . That can be up to 2GB per minute in which case that 32 GB card gets used in about 15 minutes of HD recording.

I got about 1600 on my SD 16GB card. I used fine print setting.

All depends on the file size you have for the pictures. The larger the file size ( and the better the quality), the less you can save. However if you don't plan on printing the pictures larger than 8x10, or do a lot of cropping, the smaller file size can let you save thousands of pictures.

I'm using this on my Nikon s9300. It's a 16MP point and shoot only taking pics in JPEG I get ~1500 pictures at "max settings".

IT DEPENDS ON THE SIZE OF THE PICTURE. ON A REGULAR CAMERA IT COULD BE MORE THAN A THOUSAND

That would depend on the ISO setting and the sensor size and even the subject as in if the subject is a white or light objecting takes less data than dark dense images, hope that helps. Also if you shoot jpg or raw data.

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Here is a guide from their website. It will vary depending on make and model along with the camera's settings. http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/69/~/number-of-pictures-that-can-be-stored-on-a-memory-device
Answered by Iann 9 years ago
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It depends on your camera, my camera shoots 24mp and it's on raw so I get 290 per card. You'll get more if you shoot jpg and less mp. I like to down load my images daily so I don't lose any ever so I really don't need a larger card. I also shoot only stills but if you do videos you might think about a larger card. Also look into what speed your camera reads at, mine goes at 74mb/s and the 80mb/s card is fine. I could buy the 90mb/s card but it would still read at 74mb/s so it would be a waste. I hope this helps you out some. Good luck and good shooting
Answered by triggerfinger 9 years ago
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This depends on how many megapixels the camera is. Lets say its 10MP camea the average file size will be about 2.2MB to 6.2MB depending on the format . Lets says your using it a a full PNG 6.2MB (NICE QUALITY) so you will get about 161 pictures per 1 GB of space on a card. That is 5161 pictures on a pretty normal sized 32 GB memory card. The irony is most cameras with a flash on, and i'm talking DSLR, can only take between 250-500 pictures per battery charge. Why are the cards so large then? A lot of phones cameras and DSLR cameras also record HD video now your talking about 33mb per second (all depending on video compression of) . That can be up to 2GB per minute in which case that 32 GB card gets used in about 15 minutes of HD recording.
Answered by MarDJR 9 years ago
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I got about 1600 on my SD 16GB card. I used fine print setting.
Answered by Trekker 8 years ago
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All depends on the file size you have for the pictures. The larger the file size ( and the better the quality), the less you can save. However if you don't plan on printing the pictures larger than 8x10, or do a lot of cropping, the smaller file size can let you save thousands of pictures.
Answered by techman4039 8 years ago
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over 1400
Answered by must 8 years ago
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You can get a lot
Answered by dianaoo6 8 years ago
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I'm using this on my Nikon s9300. It's a 16MP point and shoot only taking pics in JPEG I get ~1500 pictures at "max settings".
Answered by James7858 9 years ago
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IT DEPENDS ON THE SIZE OF THE PICTURE. ON A REGULAR CAMERA IT COULD BE MORE THAN A THOUSAND
Answered by danababy50 9 years ago
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That would depend on the ISO setting and the sensor size and even the subject as in if the subject is a white or light objecting takes less data than dark dense images, hope that helps. Also if you shoot jpg or raw data.
Answered by Photodude 8 years ago
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