2G card put Canon A610 how to show only 1 8G

This is normal, because the capacity defined when producing and selling memory cards is calculated according to 1G = 1000M, while digital cameras are calculated according to the international standard 1G = 1024M, and in addition, the memory card itself has a basic data that takes up a certain amount of space, so the capacity of the 2G memory card that you can see is left or so.

Because when the merchant manufactures the memory card, it is calculated by 1000m=1g, but the machine is calculated by 1024m=1g. Therefore, 2G is equivalent to 2000M, and it is about the same as the machine algorithm. However, some memory cards also have some factory software such as anti-virus software, so it is less than the actual one.

If you buy the card is real then no problem!

The operating system in a computer is converted like this.

1g=1024mb=1024 1mb=1024kb, and hardware manufacturers and manufacturers convert 1g=1000mb 1mb=1000kb in this way

So the USB flash drive you bought, for example, is not so big to read in the computer, not only because there are some built-in software, but also because of the capacity reduction caused by the different conversions of the system and hardware manufacturers.

If you remove those 24 units, you'll see that it's 2GB.

The upstairs says a part, but the actual problem is not like that. Now all storage devices will have such problems, including desktop hard disks, notebook hard disks, U disks, CF, SD memory cards, and even all ***, MP4** devices, because these products act as carriers in the manufacturing process, such as hard disks are disks, in the process of raw material shearing can not reach 100% of the same or can not reach the accurate size, so naturally there will be uneven capacity. For example, when you buy a mobile hard drive, you often find that it is 180g after you buy 200g and format it.

This cannot be used as an aspect of testing the authenticity or quality of the product for the time being, as long as the difference is not too much, it can only be like this.

A610 is an earlier model, and it is estimated that it cannot support a large card like 8G, and can use a card of 1-2G at most. When you buy a card, it's best to bring your camera with you, and buy it only when you can use it.

2GSD is not to say that it is not supported, it is not necessarily whether you can find it I found a 512 SD a few days ago, it was so difficult to find a 512 SD 512's more than 700 2G It is terrible to think about It's better to change a board and buy DDR.

The manual says that it supports 1G. But 2G can also be supported. Kingston 650 or so.

No, I have a lot of 1g2g!

No, it can only support up to 1G

I heard that it is not supported.

Buy two 1g copies.

One is broken, and one more.

Canon A610 does not support SD cards with a capacity of 2G.

The maximum capacity can only be 1G.

If it is not supported, you can only buy 1G and install it!

That's mine, it's mine, and it can only be used for 1g

1.There is a problem with the card.

2.The camera is too old to recognize such a large card.

Use the card reader to see if the card can be used normally, if it can, the camera can't recognize the supplement: you take a closer look at whether your new 2G card is a high-speed card.

I guess it can only be this reason.

Your camera doesn't recognize the high-speed card.

Since A610 does not support SDHC format memory cards, and most of the 8G memory cards on the market are SDHC format, it is basically not supported, unless it is the earliest non-SDHC format 8G card.

At present, the largest capacity card supported by the A610 is only the created 4G SD card.

Note that you must not buy SDHC, this must be noted, any SD card with the word SDHC will not be used!

In fact, the ** of the A610 shoot does not take up much space, and in general, 2G is enough.

The ** you gave has been used with ACD, it's hard to say. If you can, please send me the original image and I'll take a look at it through the EXIF message. My mailbox is , QQ is 84648420, and I can communicate privately.

It's hard to say, so let's consult the pit station.

...... is not recommended for older machines

1. Canon 80

It is an upgraded version of the function of the popular king of card machines, ixus 70, the shape is elegant and simple, judging from the user's reaction, the feel of shooting is still good.

The inch CCD is equipped with 800W effective pixels, which is very sufficient for ordinary household use. Consumer DCs with more than 1000W pixels are simply wasteful.

3. Needless to say, Canon's lens has sharp imaging and good color reproduction, so there is nothing to say. Although there is no advantage in shooting at the wide-angle end, it is generally sufficient. 3x light change, simple telephoto shooting is still OK.

4. The macro reaches 3cm, which is not much different from the effect of 1cm. It uses a telescopic lens with a maximum aperture, which is much more light than other brands of periscope.

5. Inch screen, 23W pixels, good display effect.

Not much else, this camera is a good choice for ordinary home use. There are also colors such as white, silver, blue, pink, and brown.

Second, around 2200, you can also choose Nikon P5100, and the card machine has Canon's 860

a) Nikon P5100

Fully manual support of DC, image engine processor, VR optical image stabilization, support for facial recognition priority focus function, support for 99 manually selectable AF points.

2. The sensor size is 1 inch, the optical zoom is double, the maximum aperture is in, and the shutter speed is 230,000 pixels TFT seconds.

3. Comprehensive manual public function.

b) Canon's 860

1. The CCD size is not large, but the performance is comprehensive.

2. With a wide angle of 28mm.

3. It is very sufficient for general household use.

a610……Even the A640 is estimated to be difficult to buy 2300 A650

Enough to defy any consumer digital within 3000.

Reviews call it a powerhouse with everything.

I also have one.

Bag you buy without regrets.

The upgraded A650IS, which is similar to the 610, has 6 times optical change around 2200, anti-shake, rotating LCD screen, 1 CCD, and rich manual functions.