Memory Cards

Christopher Johnson said:
So I have a new camera and I need a memory card for it. I plan on vlogging my holiday in july which is 10 days and I wanted to know what size memory card should I get? I won't have a laptop with me to transfer the files to after the day is over sadly. Is there any way I could send the video clips to myself somehow so I can delete the video each day and start fresh and if not how big a memory cards will I need? Thanks
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64GB would be perfect but...check to make sure your camera supports SDHC, also what resolution does your camera record at? <---That will be the biggest factor in determining how much memory you will need to last you 10 days
 
Christopher Johnson said:
I'm not looking to spend loads on a card,

would this do? [DOUBLEPOST=1371290512,1371290430][/DOUBLEPOST]or this
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Both of those look good in my opinion, I was also referring to cards like
http://www.ebay.com/itm/128-GB-Kingston-Elite-Pro-SD-SDHC-High-Speed-Memory-Card-/221240466979?pt=Digital_Camera_Memory_Cards&hash=item3382f59e23

or

http://www.ebay.com/itm/128-GB-SD-SDHC-CARD-Class-10-Speed-and-Free-Shipping-GREAT-DEAL-/171058115228?pt=Digital_Camera_Memory_Cards&hash=item27d3dbb29c

But it depends on how much you want to spend
 
Christopher Johnson said:
You think this looks good? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/321139184743#rpdId
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As far as I can tell it is nearly the same as the listings I posted in terms of price and memory amount, if I was in your shoes I would buy that, just do one last compatibility check to make sure that the card will be recognized when you put it in your camera, usually if your camera is about 1 year old you will be fine, if its older it might have a limit of how much storage it can accept, just double check your exact camera by going to the manufacturers page and seeing the detailed specs
 
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