So i am currently in the process of trying to return this item to buy a type specific ie Olympus card to avoid any more problems.

Always make sure you know what your buying!!


wrong card   February 1, 2006
 23 out of 30 found this review helpful

I have a Fuji M630 camera. Fuji are to stop producing ordinary XD cards and will replace them with the all singing-all-dancing XD M/H card. Needless to say this wont work in my model of camera. I carefully read the Amazon site. The picture is right, the words are right but when they arrived they were the M/H cards. This has led to a lot of trouble to send them back. Fuji tell me that compact flash cards will work, despite there being no mention of this in the handbook. So I will try. Everhopeful


XD cards for Olympus C-765UZ   January 30, 2006
 4 out of 7 found this review helpful

My card reader scrambled my previous Olympus card so I had been looking for an additional XD card for the Olympus C-765UZ. It supports up to 512Mb and I had heard the Fuji cards were compatible.

This works a treat (so far) and it's cheaper than the Olympus card if you don't need the panoramic function.

And you don't - if you have some separate overlapping pitctures see


Excellent!   September 5, 2005
 7 out of 19 found this review helpful

Excellent value for money.
The cameras should ship with 512MB as a minimum in that day and age.


Great card - read the small print   February 28, 2005
 164 out of 170 found this review helpful

Other reviewers have said it all on the quality of the card. This review invites users to look at the small print somewhere at the back of the manual for your camera.

I was in the process of loading my photos into my PC and decided to take the opportunity to tidy up my card, deleting files that I no longer needed. I put the card back into the camera to be told that the camera didn't think the card was initialised. I had to reformat the card. I did so in the camera, took some test shots and put the card back in to the reader - to be told that my PC didn't recognise it. Back into the camera, to be told the card wasn't initialised... Looking at the small print at around page 60 of my Finepix 410 manual, I discovered that all editing of the card should be done through the camera, not the PC, as it risks corrupting the card. Too late for me. I've discovered that the card can still be used by plugging the camera directly into the PC (rather than using a card reader) but this really negates the advantages of having such a small memory card in the first place.

I'm new to the world of digital photography, so perhaps it's just my naivety that's to blame. But a clearer word up front would have saved a lot of trouble. Full marks to the card, minus one mark for the trouble caused by having insufficiently clear advice in the instruction manual.