Camera memory

[DVR]

Frosty, I got a 2gb Fuji 40x write speed, compact flash card for £45.00 of ebay, had to wait a while as they were all around the £90.00 mark. its quick even when shooting in RAW.

John

[Sakara Drinker]

As John C said. 7 day shop are the cheapest I have found

[Wacker]

I use Kingston elite pro (blue lable) CF 1gig card and it is faster than the 64 meg cannon card that came with the camera, they are also garenteed for life.
I thorouly recomend it.

[frosty the snowman]

Thanks for your help guys. I guess size DOES matter...!

[J.D.]

I've always found eBay to be the cheapest for memory cards. I've just bought a 2Gb Sandisk Ultra Memory Stick for £30 - less than a third of the prices I've seen elsewhere

[inquisitor]

Originally Posted by J.D.

I've always found eBay to be the cheapest for memory cards. I've just bought a 2Gb Sandisk Ultra Memory Stick for £30 - less than a third of the prices I've seen elsewhere

i recently bought a sandisk ultra II CF card from ebay. shame it was a fake. got to give them credit though, it was a damn good copy. it was only because i own some genuine cards that i could tell.

7day shop is quite cheap.

[Neil M]

i bought a 4gb sandisk extreme 3 from Online Memory, Compact Flash, Secure Digital, Multi Media, Smart Media, USB, Memory Sticks, Card Readers... took a bit of time to get here, but was cheaper than anywhere else.....

but then I needed size and speed...

[dry suit diver]

Office world/staples are cheap too. not as cheap as online but slightly cheaper than Maplin, PC world are just toooooooo expensive as are any oif the shops in the DSG.

[David P]

I'd certainly recommend sticking with reliable, well-known branded cards - in Particular SanDisk Ultra II or III depending on how fast your camera can make use of. And obviously, ensure it's a reliable source! I've used www.cameraworld.co.uk - they've a real shop just off Oxford Street - a fair bit, also http://www.kvjfairdeal.com/ (real shop in Whitechapel) for odds and sods, cards, batteries, discs, tapes etc.

[Neil M]

Originally Posted by David P

I'd certainly recommend sticking with reliable, well-known branded cards - in Particular SanDisk Ultra II or III depending on how fast your camera can make use of. .

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