Kingston CF/8GB Compact Flash Card

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I bought this compact flash card for my Boss-BR600 and it didn't work. I honestly can't say if it is a good product or not. But the price wasn't too bad though. I'm just upset it never worked to begin with.

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I bought this because it was super cheap for its size. I wanted it for my digital photo frame, and it's exactly what I needed. It's probably too slow for your digital SLR, though.

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Use in my Nikon D3. Very slow response time. Would not purchase again.

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VERY FAST DELIVERY PRODUCT AS ADVERTISED

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i haven't had any problems in my Canon 50d, I do single shoots mostly. I have used the 133's without a problem so I decided to purchase a few for backup

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I bought this card because I was tired of running out of room on my 2GB when taking pictures. The card should be able to hold almost 4000 pictures instead of the 800 on my 2GB. Three separate times it would error out after 100 pictures, lose all the pictures and it continues to error out even after formatting repeatedly. I wish I saved the money I spent on this to put towards a better quality card.

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Good all around memory for the bucks

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Not expensive work perfectly with my canon EOS 50D! Shipping to quebec is expensive! But, less expenssive that other stores is quebec!

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This memory card is perfect for my Sony a300. It was a good price for 8 gb. You can't find a better deal out there. Trust me I looked!

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Got it for my Canon Rebel and works great! Insane amount of space, can't wait to see how many photos I can fit on there with the highest megapixel setting!

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I bought this for a Linux application were I can boot from the card instead of the hard drive, this will not replace the hard drive but the boot process is 50% faster. Good product.

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I have this really nice cannon pwershot camera that I bought used awhile ago. Problem was it didn't have a lot of memory. Now I can take about 2000 pics. Yhe price was great as well.

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I just bought an Olympus E-510 which is a DSLR. These types of cameras use Compact Flash (CF) cards, though newer ones are moving to Secure Digital (SD). Obviously this is 8GB which is very big. It holds a lot of pictures. Here is approx. how many pictures it holds: in RAW mode, 465 pictures. In 3648x2736 JPEG (1/2.7 compression), 1017 pictures. In 3648x2736 JPEG (1/4 compression), 3196 pictures. IN 1280x960 JPEG (1/2.7 compression) 9999 pictures.