Transcend 16GB SDHC Class 6 Memory Card - Electronics / Photography (TRANSCEND)

Kapazität: 16384 MB/ Kartenformat: SecureDigital HC/ SLC/ Class6

Customer Reviews of Transcend 16GB SDHC Class 6 Memory Card

mackney.com
Derby, England
8th January 2009

HITACHI DZ-HV564E 1080P High Definition SD Video Camera
This card does not work in a HITACHI DZ-HV564E 1080P High Definition SD Video Camera. It works fine in other devices so it still gets 3 stars.

@mackney

John
U.K.
5th January 2009

Good while it lasted..........
Bought this 3 months ago,has just packed up.I got an error about something to do with "semaphore...." ????? When i removed the card it was quite warm and now it wont even register.Wont use transcend again.

Glyn Williams
Sheffield, UK
27th December 2008

Does not work with the Zi6
Amazon presents this memory card alongside the Kodak Zi6 camera. This implies that the two work together.

But the card does not work in the Zi6 - during playback, you get a red triangle with an exclamation mark. I'm going to get a premium brand next time.

Mr. J. Harris
england
13th December 2008

no problems
arrived in good time. had it a few months now and it's been working fine. Haven't had a chance to max it out but have had a few gigs of photo's on it at one go. use it in a panasonic dmc-tz5 and it functions fine - including all video modes.

Neil Hardie
Aberdeen, Scotland
12th December 2008

Works perfectly in my Canon and my Mac
I bought this card while waiting for my new Canon SX1 IS to arrive. I was pretty sure it would work, but all these tales of Transcend's incompatibility with many Canons did concern me a little, especially since I use only Macs (another impossibility according to some reviewers here).
All I can say after a couple of days of playing around with the camera, the card, the reader and my old G4 Mac Powerbook is that the whole system has worked perfectly. For me, at least, there has been NO incompatibility with Mac OS 10.4 or OS 10.5, or with the Canon camera.
I slot the card into the S5 Transcend reader; the reader into the USB slot on my Powerbook; the laptop takes 10 seconds to recognise the card, and then starts pulling through the pix at a phenomenal rate. Well worth the money.
I can only suppose the one-star reviewers are very unlucky or haven't done enough buying research before buying. It's shame that these people have rated a wonderful card so poorly because of their own shortcomings.