Customer Reviews

Fujifilm 4 GB Class 6 SDHC Flash Memory Card

5 star:		(15)
4 star:		(4)
3 star:		(5)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(6)

 

 

The reasonably priced Fujifilm 4GB SDHC card has performed flawlessly in my two Fuji cameras. This Class 6 card has very fast read\write speeds that allow my cameras to save several images in quick succession without having to stop and wait for the card to catch up.

Recommended!

Not much to say about this memory card. I haven't thought about it since installing it, which means it has worked perfectly. Plenty big enough for my needs, too.

I'm not a huge fan of SD cards because of the size (just too darn easy to lose) but that's what's required in 2 digital underwater cameras I own, so that's what I had to buy. I bought two of these cards and had no problem at all with them. The 4GB capacity is large enough that my batteries died long before the card became full, unless I was shooting high def video. If you're shooting HD you might consider an 8GB or larger version.

I use CF cards in my DSLRs but my new Nikon D300s supports SD cards as well, in one of 3 modes: overflow, backup, and primary storage. I used one of my SD cards in the D300s in both overflow and primary storage modes just to see how it performed compared to the Lexar 8GB Pro CF card I normally use. The D300s will shoot at an amazing 7 FPS in real-world situations so you can't get away with a sluggish memory card; surprisingly the Fujifilm card did OK though not as fast as the Lexar Pro. Then again, this isn't a normal frame rate for your everyday digital camera so is in no way a strike against this card.

I am using this SD card in my Z37 Fuji Camera - it's large enough to record 38 minutes of video when set at 640, and roomy enough for way over 700 pictures shot at 10 MP Fine Setting. It's never let me down, as any of my other Fuji SD cards have. This one is rated HC Class 6 and I can certainly tell it's faster than my older SD cards.

I bought this "new" memory card. I used it to take pictures at a wedding, and a couple hours into it, it shows card error. I did some research and tried a download program to try to recover them, but it showed nothing on it. I read that an "old" card might need to be formated, but since this was new I would have never thought I would need to do that before using it. Since I have no pics, I have now formated it and will take pictures to see if it is okay or will show errow again. I don't know if it's the fault of the seller, they may have no way to know if this "new" card is defected, but I had to let out my frustration and disappoint so others might learn from it. I will always format, even new cards in the future.

Has issues with a fuji film z37 I bought it for, maybe just the card I have. Works fine in my z10 though. There are cheaper cards, would have hoped this worked flawlessly for the price.

Generic SD card. Has worked flawlessly for about a month so far. Good price with prompt delivery

I bought a Fujifilm Finepix S1600 that came with a Fujifilm 4GB SDHC card. Neither my Windows 7 Dell (1 year old) nor my Windows XP SP3 Dell laptop can read the card even though I have an SDHC USB2.0 card reader. I have tried downloading hotfixes from Microsoft but they say that my SP level is up to date so they will not install. I went on to Fujifilm's site and they advised reformatting the SDHC card inside the camera. I did this -- still does not work.

The camera seems great but it is fairly useless without the card.

DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO FIX THIS PROBLEM ??

I've tried in two different computers and there's simply nothing on this card--not the pictures I took or the files normally there from the factory.

I highly recommend the Fujifilm 4 GB Class 6 SDHC Flash Memory Card. The only choice really for Fujifilm Digital Cameras. SansDisk is compatible of course, but I much prefer the Fuji for quality. Class 6 is the only way to go when looking for speed with this type of camera. You will not be disappointed.