Olympus M+ 2 GB xD-Picture Card Flash Memory Card 202220 by Olympus
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Digital camera reviews of Olympus M+ 2 GB xD-Picture Card Flash Memory Card 202220
Digital camera Review: This is a Review!
Summary: 5 Stars
Works simple... You put the card in and take picture. The picture is stored on the card until you remove the picture. Then you can put more pictures on it. It is like film that you can reuse.Digital camera Review: What a great price!
Summary: 5 Stars
I could have bought the same thing here in town for more than twice the price! I was so happy to find it here for such a great It works just as good as it should.Digital camera Review: Why so many different storage formats?
Summary: 5 Stars
This is the fourth camera storage format I've had to deal with. You'd think ISO could get in the act and standardize this mess.Digital camera Review: Works Great
Summary: 5 Stars
It does what it is supposed to do....the video seemed much clearer with the M+ than with the M version, which I used to have before I lost it. I would definitely recommend the M+ over the M.Digital camera Review: Works as expected
Summary: 5 Stars
If you have an Olympus camera, you unfortunately need an Olympus brand card to unlock some features such as the panorama functionality. This isn't a technical limitation (technically all brands cards are the same) but the camera looks at the serial # on the card to know if it's Olympus brand or not.
Since it's an "Type H" card, it's fast enough for high quality video on most cameras. 640x480 to be exact, which is pretty much SD. It's actually surprisingly good on my camera. You can get about 20min on a 2GB card.
The M+ is faster than the regular M cards, and cheaper than the H. Not to mention it's available in 2GB (which I haven't seen much of for the H version in the US). Making it a pretty good buy.
The M+ is clearly the better buy of the xd-Picture cards... though xd-Picture is somewhat inferior to other card formats. But unless you buy a new camera you can't do much about that.
Make sure your camera is compatible with M+ (most 2GB M and H compatible cameras are fine) by checking on the camera manufacturer's website. Even if your camera's older than the M+ cards, it will likely still work.