How many memory sticks do you bring with your camera?
By mermaidivy
@mermaidivy (15394)
United States
August 6, 2009 5:50pm CST
or I should say what size of the memory stick do you bring?
I usually just bring two of them, one is 128MH which came withe digital camera and 2 GB that I had it seperately, I mostly just use the bigger volume one, if I finish it, I will use the rest of the small one.
But most of the time the 2 GB is very good enough if I just go to one place to take some pictures, probably not enough for traveling to other countries though.
What about you?
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6 responses
@animegirl334 (3263)
• United States
7 Aug 09
Some of the new memory sticks have up to 16 GB and bringing one of those to any occasion is definitely enough. But for me, I don't take that much pictures so one 2 GB memory stick is enough for me.
@mermaidivy (15394)
• United States
7 Aug 09
I don't know we can get so many memory these days now, I guess I'm so outdated!
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@psphacker (1053)
• United States
7 Aug 09
When it was working only one but my stepbrother ruined it by droping a stereo speaker on top of it by accident.
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@saundyl (9783)
• Canada
13 Aug 09
I tend to have a 1 GB card in my camera and one or two 2 gb ones in the camera case. I have a 2 gb one as well for my picture frame and a 2 gb one for my nintendo wii and a few 32 mb ones that came with various cameras i use to give grandma pictures for her photo frames.
@blueeyedmommy03 (285)
• United States
22 Sep 09
I take four 2 gb memory cards with me when I take my camera. I usually take lots of shots. To many for just 1 or 2 cards. I always find more and more things that are interesting to shoot.
@stephencua2001 (1)
• United States
11 Aug 09
I have a 6MP camera. I have two cards: a 1GB card and a 256MB card. I'm pretty careful about copying my pictures to my computer when I get back home from wherever I was shooting, so I've never had a problem with running out of space on the 1GB. I know a lot of times the camera will right a bit quicker to smaller cards, so some people recommend using multiple smaller cards rather than one big card (plus, that way you're not "putting your eggs in one basket;" if one card goes bad, you don't lose everything). But the two cards listed above have worked out fine for me.
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