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Summary: Suggestions for buying memory cards for digital cameras; learn about and how to use professional photography equipment in this free video on being a pro photographer.
James Flint has been working professionally with computers for more than 10 years. He studied graphic design and newspaper production while in college, and has gone on to produce...read more
"Memory cards are also an important tool for a photographer, especially those shooting digitally. As you see here, this camera uses what's called compact flash media; easily removed from the camera. This card is a one gigabyte which is equivalent to one thousand megabytes, and I like having this much size on my memory card, because it allows me to shoot hundreds of photographs at a time, all on the same card. The last thing you wan t to have happen is to be stuck out in the field and to run out of memory, and be forced to go through and edit your photos on the fly; deleting things. It's best to have as much memory as possible. Most cameras will come with a small memory card, maybe two hundred something megabytes, but I encourage you to get out there and get at least a gigabyte or more if you're serious about photographs, and you're going to be taking a lot of pictures at once. Again, every camera that's digital needs a memory card, and the more memory you have, the better served you'll be."