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CLASS APPLICATIONS
SD video recording
HD ~ Full HD video recording
Full HD video recording
HD still consecutive recording
SDHC cards
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
CHOOSING THE RIGHT CARD
There are two things to keep in mind when purchasing SDHC (Secure Digital
High Capacity) cards: the Class (speed) of the card and the size of the card.
SPEED CLASS
SDHC cards are broken down into Class 2, Class 4, Class 6 and Class 10 cards.
Class 2 cards offer a minimum sustained data rate of 2 megabytes per second
(MBps), Class 4 4MBps, Class 6 6MBps and Class 10 10MBps. Although Class 4
is the minimum speed class required to record, Class 6 (or higher) is recom-
mended for high definition (HD) camcorders.
Record inhibit
switch
Before recording,
check that the
record inhibit switch
is set to the un-
locked position. If
the switch is set to
the LOCK position,
recording on the SD
card will be impos-
sible.
NOT ACTUAL SIZE
CARD SIZE/CAPACITY
SDHC cards come in a variety of sizes. The most commonly used sizes are list -
ed below. The amount of time that can be recorded on a card is dependent not
only on the size of the card, but the record format selected (see page 6).
CARD SIZE RECORD FORMAT
Capacity PH (Highest) HA (High) HG (Standard) HE (Lowest)
4G 21 min 30 min 40 min 90 min
8G 45 min 60 min 80 min 180 min
16G 90 min 120 min 160 min 360 min
32G 180 min 240 min 320 min 720 min
CARD CHECKLIST
1. HC (high capacity)
appears after SD
2. 6 or 10 (class num-
ber inside big C)
3. #GB (card capacity)
NOTE: Micro SD cards
with adaptors do not
work.
INSERTING THE CARD
To insert the card into the camera, open the card slot cover located under the
viewfinder. Press the OPEN button on the cover’s right side to flip down the
cover. Gently insert the card into its slot, then close the cover.