As I alluded to in the other thread, getting the highest capacity currently available means much more $$ per byte. But, if you insist, go for the 32 GB. That's 16 hours HD video roughly.
As I alluded to in the other thread, getting the highest capacity currently available means much more $$ per byte. But, if you insist, go for the 32 GB. That's 16 hours HD video roughly.
There's something to be said for several smaller capacity cards. A few years ago, my memory card got fried - at the end of my trip to England. (rare, but it happens)
Since then, I spread my pics over several cards or bring a laptop for daily downloading.
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