Canon PowerShot A620
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January 17, 2007 6:16 PM
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January 18, 2007 10:11 PM
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Hi Sara,
Canon doesn't typically publish information regarding the top capacity for memory cards, especially since new cards come out all the time and they'd have to continually rewrite their manuals.
However, lucky for you there are plenty of user reports around in the internet. This message board thread, for example, indicates that a 4gb SD card works fine in the A620.
I would, however, suggest getting a couple of 2gb cards instead of a single 4gb card. Not only is there less of a question of compatibility with 2gb cards, but if you misplace one, you still have a backup. A 2gb card will hold several hundred shots at full resolution and the lowest compression, so you won't have to worry about running out of space.
Hope this helps!
Canon doesn't typically publish information regarding the top capacity for memory cards, especially since new cards come out all the time and they'd have to continually rewrite their manuals.
However, lucky for you there are plenty of user reports around in the internet. This message board thread, for example, indicates that a 4gb SD card works fine in the A620.
I would, however, suggest getting a couple of 2gb cards instead of a single 4gb card. Not only is there less of a question of compatibility with 2gb cards, but if you misplace one, you still have a backup. A 2gb card will hold several hundred shots at full resolution and the lowest compression, so you won't have to worry about running out of space.
Hope this helps!
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