It can hold 42 pictures at 6 megapixels & 79 pictures at 3 megapixels. You can imagine how many it can hold at lower resolutions!

The data transfer speed is good and I haven't been able to find it cheaper anywhere else.


Cracking way to store pictures   November 14, 2003
 40 out of 40 found this review helpful

My camera Olympus C-150 came with an Olympus 16mb card and was only able to take about 35 pictures at HQ - bit like a normal 35mm camera in terms of capacity.

The 64mb card is able to store 150+ pictures at that quality. This is the sort of capacity that I was looking for. Plenty of space to mess about. At this kind of cost this is very worth having although I notice they have gone up a bit since I bought mine about 3 months ago.

I picked a Fuji instead of an Olympus. The Fuji card was cheaper and also importantly - available! One annoying drawback - the panoramic function on the Olympus camera is only supported on an Olympus card and not the "identical" Fuji card which is meant to be interchangable but in fairness it does say that in the manual (but who reads the manual?). Other than that a doddle to use and a very fast and accurate transfer rate to the PC. I have shot over a 1000 pics now - no sign of any quality reduction. Yep I recommend it (and it's cheaper on Amazon than on ebay!!!!!).


Well...   July 17, 2003
 9 out of 17 found this review helpful

its a memory card, its small, it holds ample photo's - does exactly what its meant to and its pretty cheap!


Good value   April 5, 2003
 24 out of 29 found this review helpful

64megs is quite adequate, although it does'nt have the capacity of the 128mg memory stick it is still god for....

Aproximatley 100 FINE, 1600 x 1200 pixels - 1.92 million
and NORMAL 1600 x 1200 pixels - 1.92 million
(USING MY FUJIFILM A204)

Which is'nt bad, and is a huge improvment to the XD card that comes with all fujifilm cameras; 16mb.

With almost 3x the capacity of the original you cant get it much cheaper that 20!