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| SanDisk 8GB/15MB Ultra II CF Card ( SDCFH-008G-A11, US Retail Package ) | 
 enlarge | Brand: SanDisk
Category: CE
List Price: $129.99
Buy New: $31.97
You Save: $98.02 (75%)
New (30) Used (1) from $31.97
Avg. Customer Rating:  34 reviews
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 0.6 x 5 x 7
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty
MPN: SDCFH-008G-A11
Model: SDCFH-008G-A11
UPC: 620000000000
EAN: 0840356579542
ASIN: B00065ANY2
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Customer Reviews:
 Great price, does the job. September 25, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I presently own a Cannon EOS 5D and when shooting RAW require large storage cards. The Ultra II 8.00GB card works flawlessly and the with the prices coming down, can't be beat. I trust SanDisk no matter which model I use on any of my cameras.
Steve
Great Deal September 23, 2007
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I bought this card to use it with my Canon Eos Rebel XTi, and it's been great since I've been using it. 8GB is defenitly a great space for serious photography, in my camera (a 10.1MegaPixel Camera), I can store more than 1000 pictures in the higher quality. It's a good deal fro the price, I rather have a 8GB fast reliable card, than many other cards with lower capabilities.
Fits fine! September 16, 2007
The 8 gig memory card is just what I needed for my work in newspaper. I download what I need regularly, but accumulate until I have a CD's worth of pictures before saving my data. Saves a lot of time and money to do it that way for me. It probably is not that convenient for everyone, but it sure is what I have needed and I appreciate finding it for the price I paid.
Thanks.
High capacity, high speed, maximum flexibility... September 3, 2007
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I've been using this card on my camera since early May, and I am completely enthralled by the flexibility that its speed and capacity give me. Try as I might, the closest I've come to filling this card up on my Canon XTi was on a 5 day long trip where I shot over 3,000 pictures on Medium/Fine quality (2816x1880). I didn't have my computer or any other storage with me on the trip, so I was anticipating having to go through and start deleting pictures at some point to be able to keep everything I wanted and still be able to shoot more. On the third day though, I realized that I had only half-filled the card with about 2,000 shots. I was also able to get a 90-shot burst at 3fps on medium. For the most part, Medium/Fine resolution on the XTi will be good enough for most prints. I've printed up to 11x14 with a bit of post-processing with great success.
So the card by itself will handle a very photo-happy trip with the right quality settings. But when I'm going out for something a bit more deliberate, say some portraits for a friend, I can shoot about 800 photos in RAW, and almost 450 in RAW+JPEG-large! (though if I need JPEGs I usually just do a quick batch conversion when I import everything onto my PC into Adobe Lightroom)
However my favorite thing about this card is that I can use it to shoot timelapse without having to tote my laptop around. If I can get access to an AC outlet, or use the inverter in my car for field-work, I can set up my camera with just my locked shutter release cable or the converted intervalometer I sometimes snag from my friend. This means I don't have to bring my laptop, I don't have to set up the software with the cabling, I don't have to worry about powering my laptop, I don't need to quickly respond to any computer-to-camera communication issues, I can set up and move much more quickly...there's just a boatload of advantages!
If I shoot in medium/fine resolution, this card will give me enough frames for a 2-minute, 24fps high-definition time lapse video. If I shoot in small/fine resolution (1936x1280 is still higher resolution than 1080P video's 1920x1080) I can do nearly 4-minutes. And if I want to sacrifice a small amount of quality for length, shooting at small/regular I can get nearly 10-minutes of timelapse video.
On the speed side of things, this card is plenty quick. Surprisingly I get a fast transfer straight from the camera over a USB cable than with my card reader, but it might just be a bad card reader. But I can transfer a nearly-full card in just a few minutes. Camera to card transfer is pretty fast, and it only takes a few seconds for the buffer to clear after single a RAW+JPEG-L shot, and about 20 seconds to clear the full buffer (good for 9 RAW+JPEG-L, 12 RAW, or 90+ Medium/Fine pictures)...
I also have not had a single instance of data corruption or any other problems with this CF card. It's solid as a rock and I'm extremely glad that I didn't go for something smaller or cheaper.
Super fast Sandisk 8.0GB Card August 23, 2007
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Purchased this to go with my new Sony A100 DSLR. Will hold 1950 (app) pictures at max JPEG size, only 280 (app) for RAW!! Card works real well and stores images just as fast as the camera will take them, almost no delay. No issues with the card reader or downloading to the laptop.
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