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Much Faster Between Shots Recovery
2008-02-17I only had this about 2 weeks, but the process of shooting pictures with my canon camera is much smoother. The pause between pictures is much smaller. This was one of the more irritating things about the canons I've had is that they took 2 to 3 seconds between pictures with standard speed SD flash memory cards. I haven't timed it but I think it's now under 1/2 a second on 8 megapixel photos.
I downloaded pictures with ACDSee and there was a great improvement in download speed of the 4-5 MB images from about 2-3 seconds to about 1/2 to 1/3 second. The canon download software still takes the 2 to 3 seconds per image.
All in all I'm very pleased. I haven't had it long enough to comment on longevity, but I've had other PNY branded items and their quality was uniformly good.
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