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Moultrie® SD Memory Cards

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  • Works with all SD Card compatible game cameras
  • Boost game camera's storage capability
  • Removable - view camera's images at home on your computer
  • Eliminates the need for cables and cords and image viewer
  • No need to burn batteries by looking at images on camera
  • Works with all Moultrie Game Spy Game Cameras
Boost the storage capability and convenience of your SD Card compatible game camera with the Moultrie® SD Memory Card. SD card is removable, allowing hunters to take card with them to see images taken by the game camera at home on their computer. [Read More]
   
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  • Works with all SD Card compatible game cameras
  • Boost game camera's storage capability
  • Removable - view camera's images at home on your computer
  • Eliminates the need for cables and cords and image viewer
  • No need to burn batteries by looking at images on camera
  • Works with all Moultrie Game Spy Game Cameras
Boost the storage capability and convenience of your SD Card compatible game camera with the Moultrie® SD Memory Card. SD card is removable, allowing hunters to take card with them to see images taken by the game camera at home on their computer. Eliminates the need to buy an image viewer, burn battery power by viewing images on the camera, or messing with cables and cords. Works with all Moultrie® Game Spy Game Cameras and most other SD Card compatible game cameras.

Moultrie® Game Spy Game Cameras are sold separately and can be found through keyword search by typing in the keyword "Moultrie Game Spy".

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How many pics does the the 2gb hold? How many pics will the 4gb hold? How many pics does the 8gb hold? Does this card work with moultrie mini game cameras? Do i really need 1? Thanks for the help!
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Not sure on your particular setup, but my new 10MP Wildgame Innovations camera will hold a little over 8000 10MP pics on my 16 Gig card. So I would say at 10MP it would hold about 500 pics per Gig. Also unsure about the card that your cam needs, but I would suggest you buy one unless your camera specifically states that it has its own memory. My camera will only hold 11 pics with no memory card.
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An SD card is required for operation on the M80. The number of photos stored depends on the resolution you select. Example on a 1GB card: Low resolution abt 3779; medium resolution abt 1784; high resolution abt 890; enhanced resolution about 578; high quality video about 20 minutes; low quality video about 60 minutes.
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Cuddeback recommends a 1GB SD card with the Capture 3.0 Digital Game Camera, but you can use up to a 2GB
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It should, although the info listed in the Bass Pro catalog doesn't say it.

Your manual should tell you if a 2 GB SD Card will work. Usually 2 GB should work with any camera, there are some vameras that require a minimum of 4 GB.

All SD Cards are alike, the same over-all size and they will all fit any camera, only the quantity of images will be different, 2 GB will hold x number of pictures, 4 GB will hold about twice that number, and so on.

The only real difference will be what your owner's manual states will be the correct number of GBs for your particular camera.
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yes
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1gb is 1000 mb
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1.0GB is 1000MB.
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1,000 MB is equal to 1 GB.
1.0 GB is greater than 32 MB
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GB is ALWAYS larger than a MG
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GB is the largest measurement. The 1.0GB is larger, but I cannot recall how many MB are in a GB, it is more than 32 though.
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1 GB. There are a 1000 MB in a GB
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