Yes, thanks again for the info; I too have an EX-S500 and it's great. It's nice to know it won't be obsolete anytime soon.
By the way, the new speed class rating for SDHC cards seems much slower than older SD cards. The fastest SDHC so far, class 6 at 6MB/s, cannot compare to the already prolific 15MB/s SD cards. So far, the only advantage with SDHC is the 4GB and higher capacities. Hopefully SDHC will be getting faster and more reasonably priced so I can start packing in 2+ hours of MPEG4 video on my Casio Exilim.
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Yes, thanks again for the info; I too have an EX-S500 and it's great. It's nice to know it won't be obsolete anytime soon.
By the way, the new speed class rating for SDHC cards seems much slower than older SD cards. The fastest SDHC so far, class 6 at 6MB/s, cannot compare to the already prolific 15MB/s SD cards. So far, the only advantage with SDHC is the 4GB and higher capacities. Hopefully SDHC will be getting faster and more reasonably priced so I can start packing in 2+ hours of MPEG4 video on my Casio Exilim.
SDHC class 6 = a sustained speed of 6mb/sec. The regular 1gb or 2gb so-called high speed SD cards that claim 15mb/sec are claiming burst speed.