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Carne 31-05-12 11:39 PM

Memory Cards
 
Hi,

I’ve just got a Nikon D200 and wanted to know what 8 GB memory cards you recommend I should use and which are the best?

Thanks.

OldBoy 01-06-12 08:36 AM

Most memory cards will serve you well but I tend to use Sandisk. :D

atcosteve 01-06-12 08:52 AM

I have used both Kingston and integral ultimapro with my D300 and they both work very well.

Steve:)

jet_kit 01-06-12 02:50 PM

Hi Carne,
As Old Boy says just about any card will be OK, but they do fail from time to time, so you're probably safest with Kingston or Sandisk.
Get the fastest you can afford. Long exposures sometimes take a while to write to the memory. The faster cards will do that job quicker.

greenwing 02-06-12 08:57 AM

I think the D200 will write to a card at about 10MB/s. Even given that cards are generally given exaggerated ratings, most 20MB/s (133x) or 30MB/s (200x) will be more than fast enough for the D200. Buying anything faster will let you offload to your computer faster using a card reader, but not help at all in camera.

Try [URL="http://www.mymemory.co.uk/compatible-memory/Digital_Cameras/Nikon/Nikon+D200_Memory_Cards?filters=size:8192"]MyMemory[/URL] or [URL="http://www.7dayshop.com/catalog/default.php?cat=6&type=6010&man=0&go=GO&comp="]7dayshop[/URL].

I think it's worth sticking to the major brands - Lexar, Sandisk, Kingston.

Chris

Carne 02-06-12 11:12 PM

Memory Cards
 
Thank you for the advice!

Regard
Paul

NikonYankee 05-06-12 02:27 AM

be sure to check that your d-200 can handel that much gigabytes. I have a 2gb card in d-100 which is all she can handel.

eagerbeaver 05-06-12 07:00 AM

I have used SD`s for years,but 2 PNY cards I purchased have now failed. I see MAPLINS stock 16GB cards,made in Germany, less than £10.

Dan Cartell 06-06-12 12:19 AM

Lexar professional cards are well worth their weight in gold, you might want to consider them as well


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