Fujifilms version of digital picture storage cards is the XD card. I bought a 64mb XD card to go alongside my A210 Fujifilm digital camera, it cost around 14 pounds when I bought it last July. I was shocked by how small it actually was, its only a couple of milimetres thick, and is around 2 x 3 cm in area.
The card itself is simple to use, you simply open the hatch on your camera, and insert it in the indicated slot. Its as simple as that.
The card can hold different numbers of photographs depending on the set level of quality, specifically the number of megapixels. At 3 Megapixels it can hold around 25 photos, at 2 Megapixels around 50, and so on. In certain models of Fujifilm digital cameras, you can also create short videos, then store them on the XD card. The 64mb model can hold a maximum of 20 seconds of footage.
If you do need more storage space, Fujifilm offers bigger sizes of XD card, namely the 128mb and 256mb sizes. The dimensions of the cards are not affected in any of these models.
The price is quite competitive, as mentioned I paid about 14 pounds for mine. This equates to the cost of about four or five reels of film, so you really do get value for money when you purchase one of these cards, as it can be used over and over again.
I definately recommend this reliable, useful product to anyone who owns a Fujifilm camera (note: they are Not compatable with any other brand of camera). Happy snapping!
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Design
Excellent
Ease of Installation
Excellent - very quick and easy
Instruction manual
Good
Manufacturer Support
Good
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