Taking Pictures in Front of Historical Landmarks while Focusing on Myself

[ChocolateSundae]

Just purchased the 50mm 1.8 lens on Amazon for the 107 price. Can't wait to get it!

 

[toughsamurai]

Another question. As I was assembling the camera, I noticed that I have the option of inserting a memory card. The manual says that the camera can take SD, SDHC, SDXC. As well as a UHS-I Speed Class SDHC or SDXC memory card. I have no idea how to choose so can someone be kind enough to suggest a memory card for this camera?

SD, SDHC and SDXC are all variants of the SD (Secure Digital) format, that have been released in that order by the SD Association. As requirements for higher capacities came in, SD cards have grown in capacity too (SDHC is SD High Capacity, while SDXC is SD Xtended Capacity). They do have different read / write speed in each of its versions.

 

[ChocolateSundae]

SD, SDHC and SDXC are all variants of the SD (Secure Digital) format, that have been released in that order by the SD Association. As requirements for higher capacities came in, SD cards have grown in capacity too (SDHC is SD High Capacity, while SDXC is SD Xtended Capacity). They do have different read / write speed in each of its versions.

Thanks, this makes a lot of sense. So I guess if I wanted a premium memory card the SDXC would be the one to get. Or even the SDHC. Looked on Amazon and I will be purchasing the
SanDisk Extreme 64 GB SDXC Class 10 UHS-1 Flash Memory Card 80MB/s (SDSDXS-064G-AFFP). The reviews are excellent for this card.

 

[toughsamurai]

SD, SDHC and SDXC are all variants of the SD (Secure Digital) format, that have been released in that order by the SD Association. As requirements for higher capacities came in, SD cards have grown in capacity too (SDHC is SD High Capacity, while SDXC is SD Xtended Capacity). They do have different read / write speed in each of its versions.

Thanks, this makes a lot of sense. So I guess if I wanted a premium memory card the SDXC would be the one to get. Or even the SDHC. Looked on Amazon and I will be purchasing the
SanDisk Extreme 64 GB SDXC Class 10 UHS-1 Flash Memory Card 80MB/s (SDSDXS-064G-AFFP). The reviews are excellent for this card.

Unless you use continues shoot mode more often you can get SanDisk Extreme 32 GB SDHC 45MB/S. It will save you some money.

 

[ChocolateSundae]

Unless you use continues shoot mode more often you can get SanDisk Extreme 32 GB SDHC 45MB/S. It will save you some money.

Thanks Sumarai, I already purchased the card I mentioned previously and it should be here by weeks' end.

I took my first photography class yesterday! We focused on Aperture, Shutter speed and ISO. I learned a lot about the camera and am watching Youtube videos to reinforce what I have learned. This is all so exciting!

 

[kay1547]

SD, SDHC and SDXC are all variants of the SD (Secure Digital) format, that have been released in that order by the SD Association. As requirements for higher capacities came in, SD cards have grown in capacity too (SDHC is SD High Capacity, while SDXC is SD Xtended Capacity). They do have different read / write speed in each of its versions.

Thanks, this makes a lot of sense. So I guess if I wanted a premium memory card the SDXC would be the one to get. Or even the SDHC. Looked on Amazon and I will be purchasing the
SanDisk Extreme 64 GB SDXC Class 10 UHS-1 Flash Memory Card 80MB/s (SDSDXS-064G-AFFP). The reviews are excellent for this card.

some of these cards are over rated and highly over priced. from a video i saw these over priced cards did not perform any better then standard class 10 of like a transcend card. now i don't have one to test, but i did see a test on youtube and best it did was 19 raw shots on the buffer, my cheap class 10 card did 17 shots so i wouldn't pay double the price for 2 more shots on the buffer but thats just me.

enjoy your new toy, its a dam good one. you can learn just about anything a class will teach you on youtube, and what you can't find ask here