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Hi everyone, I have a question regarding the Sony Memory Stick.
For the Christmas my family bought me a 5 mpix camera, now I have to buy a memory stick for it but Im not sure do I need pro duo high speed or ordinary pro duo memory stick.
I assume that all of you guys will give an advice to buy high speed memory but since its hard to find high speed memory where I live Im not sure should I do more effort to find high speed or the ordinary pro duo is just fine.
Im not a pro, just want to use camera with the acceptable speed of writing of the photos /not to wait for eg. 10 secs for that/, is there huge difference in the speed of those 2 memory sticks ? I found on the wikipedia that pro duo is 15 Mbit/s and high speed pro duo is 80 Mbit/s but I have no expirience about the importance and speed in the real life.
Is that fact really important in using the camera as an amateur in the ordinary life usage ?
Is the pro duo much slower than high speed pro duo during the ordinary usage ?
Thanks !
For the Christmas my family bought me a 5 mpix camera, now I have to buy a memory stick for it but Im not sure do I need pro duo high speed or ordinary pro duo memory stick.
I assume that all of you guys will give an advice to buy high speed memory but since its hard to find high speed memory where I live Im not sure should I do more effort to find high speed or the ordinary pro duo is just fine.
Im not a pro, just want to use camera with the acceptable speed of writing of the photos /not to wait for eg. 10 secs for that/, is there huge difference in the speed of those 2 memory sticks ? I found on the wikipedia that pro duo is 15 Mbit/s and high speed pro duo is 80 Mbit/s but I have no expirience about the importance and speed in the real life.
Is that fact really important in using the camera as an amateur in the ordinary life usage ?
Is the pro duo much slower than high speed pro duo during the ordinary usage ?
Thanks !