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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this suitable for a Nikon Coolpix 5400?

A: This card would not compatible with the Nikon Coolpix S5400. A more suitable card is the SanDisk 16GB Ultra CompactFlash Memory Card, B&H # SAUCF16GBQ. https://bhpho.to/2m8bFS4

Q: 2. Can a D4 reach the G series XQD read/write speeds or is it limited to the slower speeds of the prior generation XQD specifications?

A: Quote from Nikonimaging web site: Sony G series XQD memory cards announced on September 12, 2014 will support the XQD Ver. 2.0 specification.Support for the XQD Ver. 2.0 specification by the Nikon D4S enables faster write times, as well as the ability to capture more shots with continuous shooting, when XQD Ver. 2.0 memory cards are used. Though the Nikon D4 does not support this new specification, mutual compatibility between current XQD memory cards and XQD Ver. 2.0 memory cards means that the same level of performance available with current XQD cards is possible when XQD Ver. 2.0 memory cards are used with the D4.

Q: 3. It is for a SQ11 Mini DV Camera. Are they the same as T Flash Cards?

A: No these two cards are very different. For the SQ11 Mini DV Camera you would need a micro SD card.

Q: 4. If I order 20 of the 800x CompactFlash Memory Card, what would be the weight?

A: While the weight of the Transcend 32GB 800x CompactFlash Memory Card UDMA is not listed, the packaging weight is listed as 0.1 lbs (1.6 oz). If you ordered 20 cards, then I would estimate the weight should be approximately 2 lbs (32 oz).

Q: 5. I have a micro SD card and it is way to small as well as too thin, the GB does not matter it is the card itself that is the problem. Please can you help?

A: A lots of cameras use compact flash card (CF) some use SD cards and other type as well like CFexpress ore XQD cards . Micro SD is mostly used on smartphones or other devices that are build small and compact , like GoPro HERO . If your camera takes CF cards do not adapt Micro SD as it will not work well

Q: 6. Does the SD card come with the jewel case?

A: Yes, all SD cards come with protective jewel case.

Q: 7. will this card work with NiKon D4 ?

A: On Sandisk website the largest I see listed for the D4 is 128GB, so I would recommend not using this 256GB card with it as you might get errors.

Q: 8. Is this compatible with a Canon 5D Mark II?

A: Yes, the Transcend 64GB 800x CompactFlash Memory Card UDMA is compatible with the Canon EOS 5D Mark II DSLR Camera.

Q: 9. Is this ATA compatible?

A: CompactFlash cards such as the SanDisk 64GB Extreme Pro CompactFlash Memory Card (160MB/s) use the Parallel ATA (PATA) interface.

Q: 10. Is it comparable with the canon 1 d iii

A: Yes. I just tried it and it worked fine. I usually keep smaller cards in that camera.