Gabriel M.A.
My Red Dot Glows For You
I still see 256MB and 512MB cards, many years after they were dethroned as the "high capacity" cards, half a decade ago.
If we're going by theoreticals, what will happen to *all* users when China starts invading its neighbours, making all goods from the Pacific Rim hard to get?
Or a meteorite strikes?
Or G.W. in a drunken stupor presses the button and goes "whoops, my bad" on Russia?
I mean, the possibilities are endless
Arvay
Obscurant
I still see 256MB and 512MB cards, many years after they were dethroned as the "high capacity" cards, half a decade ago.
If we're going by theoreticals, what will happen to *all* users when China starts invading its neighbours, making all goods from the Pacific Rim hard to get?
Or a meteorite strikes?
Or G.W. in a drunken stupor presses the button and goes "whoops, my bad" on Russia?
I mean, the possibilities are endless
I think that it's more obvious that Leica should release a new firmware for SDHC cards.
If not, they are getting money from SD 2 Gb producers for they are still being sold due to M8
Arvay
Obscurant
look here, maybe you'll find the answer http://forums.cnet.com/5208-6142_102-0.html?forumID=5&threadID=92526&messageID=1044048
wayne.mills
Newbie
Also had problems with a "Tomato" brand 4 Gb card. Screen said the SD card was full and would not format
Shadowplay
Established
I use extreme III 8GB SDHC in the G9, no problems.
For the M8 I stick to 2GB extreme III and ultra II. It is too much of a crap shoot with the 4GB SD cards, and there isn't a brand I trust other than sandisk (who doesn't make a 4GB SD card, or at least not a fast one).
Hopefully SDHC support gets rolled out around the time of photokina. Molly, If you aren't in a rush and already have some cards you can use it might be worth waiting a week to see what is announced at photokina.
akiralx
Established
These 4Gb ones also work in the M8 (despite not being on Leica's list), I've got one:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000LQ1LZG
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