What do you do with 20GB worth of flash cards?

Leonard Goh | Nov 27, 2008

What will you do with 20GB of memory cards? (Credit: CNET Asia)

When I go on a trip, I usually carry no more than 4GB worth of memory cards. This is to ensure I don't get trigger-happy and end up with thousands of photographs to sift through after my vacation.

At the ongoing SITEX, which is taking place at the Singapore Expo, Olympus was spotted giving out up to 20GB worth of flash cards when you purchase its cameras. Other manufacturers such as Nikon, Canon, Fujifilm were also offering high-capacity memory media with their cameras.

Honestly, will you ever shoot 20GB worth of pictures when you go on a holiday? Share with us here.

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edghami

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edghami says...
20Gb is only useful if you shoot raw, but for ordinary Point and shoots using jpg or short clips in movie mode 20Gb is too much, but it's really cool to have that capacity at all times.

Nov 28, 2008 08:07

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LipWorks says...
20Gb is useful for the parent or traveler who wants video without carrying another video camera and it's set of accessories... I am roughly getting 30-40mins of recording on a 1Gb @ DVD quality, this 20Gb will stretch it to 10 hours? Sign me up!

Nov 28, 2008 08:20

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