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Label:Olympus Manufacturer: Olympus
Features:
A reusable digital media that works with most manufacturers' xD-compatible devices
The only xD cards that support the Panorama function found on most Olympus digital cameras
Meets the memory capacity needs of today, and readily available to fulfill the increased memory capacity needs of tomorrow
Designed for maximum durability
An exceptionally compact design--about the size of a postage stamp
Editor Reviews:
Product Description: The development of advanced video-recording functions in digital cameras and the desire for higher digital picture quality means a demand for large memory. The Olympus 2GB Type M xD-Picture Card packs 2GB of memory in to an ultra-compact media card. Using an 8 mega-pixel Olympus digital camera in HQ mode, the card will allow you to take and store approximately 1000 shots.The Type M xD-Picture Card is not only ultra-compact and has the exclusive Olympus Panorama facility, it can now deliver a further dimension to your digital photography with Art Function effects including 3D, oil painting, cartoon and watercolor. Have fun turning your photographs into works of art - the Type M cards even come with a pair of 3D glasses in the box.When used in Olympus Digital Voice Recorders with removable media, the 2GB xD-Picture card will increase recording time to over 700 hours used in LP mode - making recording time almost unlimited!This product features:ID protection functionPanorama function
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Customer Reviews: Average Rating:
Rating : - A little here, a few there. Well, it's not good for video, it's slower than sd cards, harder to use with computer. It's too bad that the Olympus SW series only uses this. It works fine for a while, but it will have card errors. I was really upset when it forced me to format it and have all the pictures I wanted to be erased... It's good for Olympus because it's the only one there. But, the solution is to format it regularly, which I don't like to do.