do i need a hi speed CF card fo my s602z?

takkyhide · 9th April 2005

i misplaced my old cf card, forgot what brand or speed. now i need to by another card, can any kind soul advise?

looking mainly on 512 or 1 gb.

espn · 9th April 2005

The hi-speed matters more only on DSLRs and card readers, on digital cameras, the IO speed is mainly limited to the processing speed of the digital camera.

A normal one would do.

jnet6 · 9th April 2005

if u are thinking of upgrading to DSLR or higher spec cam.
u may wan to get 1 with a faster speed.
else check the price diff and see u think is worth to buy or not.
price are dropping everyday, buy wat u need.

Clown · 10th April 2005

best card on a 602 is a 1gb microdrive..

Hitman · 10th April 2005

Originally Posted by takkyhide

i misplaced my old cf card, forgot what brand or speed. now i need to by another card, can any kind soul advise?

looking mainly on 512 or 1 gb.

The normal Kingston 512MB CF card (which I'm using) is fine and it's fast enough for the S602Z. About $65 from Sim Lim Square.

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espn Deregistered Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Planet Nikon Posts: 22,045	The hi-speed matters more only on DSLRs and card readers, on digital cameras, the IO speed is mainly limited to the processing speed of the digital camera. A normal one would do.