I wonder if they googled for the answer and ended up on this threaddevon.birder said:
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2GB compact Flash cards (advice please) (1 Viewer)
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devon.birder
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Andy Bright said:I wonder if they googled for the answer and ended up on this thread
That wouldn't surprise me. Their web site is still showing this:
Nikon Coolpix 4500 Memory Cards - Compact Flash Type I
The following memory cards are compatible with your Nikon Coolpix 4500. Every memory card we offer is manufactured to the highest standard and carries a 2 year minimum warranty. Your Nikon Coolpix 4500 accepts Compact Flash Type I cards. The largest Compact Flash Type I card you can use in your Nikon Coolpix 4500 is 256MB
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Chris Galvin
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All Lexar Professional and Sandisk Extreme III Cf cards come with image retrieval software. This works perfectly well and I have been able to use this software on other manufacturers cards and retrieve 'lost' images, even after they have been re-formatted.
As for a 133 x write speed card witht the CP4500 this will be of little use because of how slow the camera itself is at writing the images to the cards and the size of the image buffer in that camera.
As for a 133 x write speed card witht the CP4500 this will be of little use because of how slow the camera itself is at writing the images to the cards and the size of the image buffer in that camera.
