I’m an amateur, having played with my D3000 for a few months now I’m ready to get a memory card for my upcoming trip to Alaska. I need more memory, but I’m unsure which memory card is best to use. So firstly, what is the major differences b/w SD & SDHC memory cards, and which is better to buy?

okay so then i just bought a R4III SDHC from a mall (Market Village). Now its weird how my r4 is almost exactly like a DSTT. I wanted to put a cheat file that works for r4, but it doesn’t work. So then i tried a cheat file that works for a TT, but it didnt work too.

I need help! plz!!

What is the difference between the two and what are the model/part numbers for each? Do they have the same specifications and have different labels? I don’t understand Sandisk’s approach to this.

i need to format my sdhc card to fat but that option is not available from my computer. i remember reading their a wii program for formatting cards to fat does any one know the program

Need a legit source to buy it from…Preferably in the UK.

Many thanks

hi.i recently bought a kingston 4gb micro sdhc for my sony ericsson t715,some music tracks play ok on my phone but others wont.i have formatted the memory card.some advice would be great

I have a R4i SDHC with 1.29b and it won’t save Dragon Quest IX.
Help please?

Has anyone used a SanDisk 32GB SDHC Class 10 memory card with a Rebel T2i while using full 1080p HD video? If you did, how many minutes of video did you get? Is there a large noticeable difference between a class 6 and class 10?

I have two different memory cards, each 4 GB SanDisk SDHC Memory cards.
My canon broke, and when I bought my new one I ended up buying a new memory card as well.
I was wondering if I could transfer pictures from one of the memory cards to the other. Instead of having 2 half full memory cards.

Thanks in advance for the help!

I know it has a full SD slot, but I’ve read it can use SDHC, so could it also use the micro with an adaptor?
Anyone using that setup?