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<blockquote data-quote="sarahsboy18" data-source="post: 212900" data-attributes="member: 8992"><p>If you are sticking with JPEG than 1gig will be fine... If you ever consider going RAW then 1gig is really a bare minimum. I burn through 1gigs like water... and my 2gigs barely get me by. </p><p></p><p>The main thing is that if you buy the larger chips you want to get the nicer cards (extreme III or equivalent) ... Those chips can take far more abuse than the cheaper ones so you don't have to worry about corruption as much. Plus they import nearly twice as fast in a chip reader which is quite nice. Of course they do cost considerably more... But you get what you pay for.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sarahsboy18, post: 212900, member: 8992"] If you are sticking with JPEG than 1gig will be fine... If you ever consider going RAW then 1gig is really a bare minimum. I burn through 1gigs like water... and my 2gigs barely get me by. The main thing is that if you buy the larger chips you want to get the nicer cards (extreme III or equivalent) ... Those chips can take far more abuse than the cheaper ones so you don't have to worry about corruption as much. Plus they import nearly twice as fast in a chip reader which is quite nice. Of course they do cost considerably more... But you get what you pay for. [/QUOTE]
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