Eeeer, where is the time exposure ?

[33dollars]

I looked & I can't find it. What do they call the time exposure now.
I'm sure its still there. Maybe renamed perhaps. But I'm not that bright, after the pub.

 

[33dollars]

I posted a post the other day about the best SD, SDHC card for GXR & GRD iv. No one responded. But what is the recommended card for the latest Ricoh technology ? Any ideas ? .

 

[Gab]

Phil, I can't help you with your question but the two pictures are impressive, in particular the second one the sky is fantastic

 

[Genster]

I posted a post the other day about the best SD, SDHC card for GXR & GRD iv. No one responded. But what is the recommended card for the latest Ricoh technology ? Any ideas ? .

Sorry Phil. I can't help you.
I (mostly) use a 8GB SanDisk Ultra 15MB/s, but I'm sure that is not the best
I hear some good stories about Transcend SDHC's and they have a 5 year warranty. I think next time I buy one. A class 10 of 8GB is about 10 till 14 euro, so that is probably not the best card either

 

[thelps]

I've had a good run with a number of A-Data brand cards.
As far as i can tell there are no clones of them. Nearly as fast as many others from tests I've done but good prices!

 

[v_roma]

I always use Sandisk cards so I can't tell if they're better or worse than others. I've never had problems with Sandisk cards, though.

 

[33dollars]

Thanks guys,
I've got some A Data, Transcend SDHC & Sandisk SDHC cards on hand.
It's just that I allways buy a new card with every new digital camera.
They never leave the camera. As I never take em out. (I'm a cable guy.)
But seeing as the GRDiv doesn't have HD video, wont be needing 32Gb or 16Gb for that matter.
Just looking at a fast transfer rate. Would like to live in the class 10 world.
As we are all.... do .

Oh & I found the extended shutter time in shutter priority.
GRD#. not like a R, G, or old school GX.
It's new .