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<blockquote data-quote="TheLBLman" data-source="post: 5138160" data-attributes="member: 1409"><p>Many trail cams currently will not accept SD cards larger than 32 gb cards.</p><p></p><p>One of the things I've come to "like" about the Browning trail cams it that they will take larger cards,</p><p>and I'm currently mostly using 64gb cards with my Browning cams.</p><p></p><p>However, since I do have some other brands of trail cams, I'm utilizing a lot of 32gb (and smaller) SD cards.</p><p></p><p>One cam I specifically like for long-range field-scan mode are the Bushnell Core DS models.</p><p>While they normally have long battery life, when programmed to take pics all day long (without triggering), such as a pic taken every minute all day long, they will eat 8 lithiums in about a month. And, will fill a 32gb SD card with 30mb images even sooner.</p><p></p><p>In an attempt to increase battery life, a "faster" card "should" do this, albeit only a little.</p><p>So I went from some 32gb 90mb/sec SD cards to</p><p>some 32gb 120mb/sec SD cards.</p><p>These higher speed SD cards work great in the Bushnells.</p><p></p><p>However, in my Browning cams, the 32gb 120mb/sec SD cards to not work at all.</p><p>Never mind, 64gb 90mb/sec SD cards work great in the same Browning cams,</p><p>while those 64 gb SD cards will not work in the Bushnell cams.</p><p></p><p>Anyone else had "issues" such as this with the higher speed SD cards <em>NOT</em> working in particular cams?</p><p>Again, not talking about card capacity (such as 32gb) but <u>talking about card transfer speeds</u> (such as 120mb/second).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TheLBLman, post: 5138160, member: 1409"] Many trail cams currently will not accept SD cards larger than 32 gb cards. One of the things I've come to "like" about the Browning trail cams it that they will take larger cards, and I'm currently mostly using 64gb cards with my Browning cams. However, since I do have some other brands of trail cams, I'm utilizing a lot of 32gb (and smaller) SD cards. One cam I specifically like for long-range field-scan mode are the Bushnell Core DS models. While they normally have long battery life, when programmed to take pics all day long (without triggering), such as a pic taken every minute all day long, they will eat 8 lithiums in about a month. And, will fill a 32gb SD card with 30mb images even sooner. In an attempt to increase battery life, a "faster" card "should" do this, albeit only a little. So I went from some 32gb 90mb/sec SD cards to some 32gb 120mb/sec SD cards. These higher speed SD cards work great in the Bushnells. However, in my Browning cams, the 32gb 120mb/sec SD cards to not work at all. Never mind, 64gb 90mb/sec SD cards work great in the same Browning cams, while those 64 gb SD cards will not work in the Bushnell cams. Anyone else had "issues" such as this with the higher speed SD cards [I]NOT[/I] working in particular cams? Again, not talking about card capacity (such as 32gb) but [U]talking about card transfer speeds[/U] (such as 120mb/second). [/QUOTE]
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