Canon EOS 10D
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Brian Hinderman
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October 14, 2006 6:36 PM
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October 14, 2006 7:52 PM
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The reason people recommend a large card for the Canon EOS 10D is because this camera has the capacity to hold RAW files (which take up a lot of space), as well as a high resolution of 3,072 by 2,048 pixels. You'll only get full use out of all of that with a large flash card.
With that said, if you just want to shoot normal photos at low resolution, a 128mb card should be perfectly fine and should in fact hold about 285 photos. A 32mb would also work but would hold less (obviously). The higher resolution you use, the more space you'll need.
With that said, if you just want to shoot normal photos at low resolution, a 128mb card should be perfectly fine and should in fact hold about 285 photos. A 32mb would also work but would hold less (obviously). The higher resolution you use, the more space you'll need.
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