Fujifilm Secure Digital 1024 MB

Advantages: low cost
Disadvantages: none

...I have a Fuji Finepix 2400 digital camera which uses smart media. The camera came with a 8MB card which would only hold 30 photos on full resolution sso I decided to order an additional card. I purchased an original Fuji 32MB Smart media card by mail order from Insight. I still found that it was a little restrictive. If you go on holiday for two weeks to somewhere new it's nice to shoot away - especially when film and developing is not a consideration anymore. So I hunted around and found that my local PC dealer in Nottingham could supply me a non-branded 64MB card for the same price as the 32MB branded Fuji version. It's made by Dane-elec and has a 10 year warranty! Half the price of Fuji and it works fine.... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: Holds so much information and photos
Disadvantages: Small in size, may need to buy a case to prevent loss & damage.

...Fijifilm is not a brand name for photography that I have used in the past. I did not choose to buy this product, someone bought me this digital card in April and I have got to say it is very handy. The Fujifilm digital card is approximately. 30mm x 20mm x 4mm. The card is very thin, lightweight, but it is small enough to loose very easily. If you are buying this, be sure to buy a small plastic case to prevent from dirt, dust and loss. The card is blue, but the colour of the plastic coating doesn't really bother me as I don't tend to look at the card when it is in use anyway. On the front of the Fujifilm card it has a sticker in the centre, with the Fujifilm branding and the memory size. The memory card I have has a different sticker to the one shown in the picture. Technology is growing, and who knows what the next year has in store... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful

Advantages: Cheaper and quality is just as good
Disadvantages: Not stocked everywhere

...I was recently given a Fuji MX camera as a 21st birthday gift. It is a good camera but the problem I found was with the memory cards. It came with a 4mb card which is very limited in terms of capacity and so I looked into buying another. I first visited the likes of comet who quoted £40 for a 8mb FujiFilm card. I asked if there were any other cards on the market (non-branded) and was told no. I then tried a local proffessional camera shop. The chap was very helpful and said that he did not stock FujiFilm cards as they were too expensive. Instead he offered me a non branded card that has worked perfectly since I purchased it. It came with a 1 year guarantee and cost HALF the price of the FujiFilm card. The large chain stores should better train their staff if they wish to offer a higher level of customer service. They should also... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful