I am not a student of digital camera memory cards. I have a 13 year old Canon Digital Elph S100 that gives me everything I need in photography and continues to work like a champ. My memory card was a whacking 32 MB and at the reso setting I use, I could take 56 photos before the card was filled. This meant that I had to lug along my laptop to download and clear the card after each vacation trip day where I was taking lots of photos. Thus my interest in finding a larger capacity card. I was looking more at 4 GB cards but couldn't find any reference to which cameras the different cards would be compatible with. Because my old card was a Sandisk I was looking at that brand because I've had good luck with their products. Actually, a friend found this card for me. I found an article on a RadioShack website that described the evolution of what I understood to be three card types from the beginning. The article also described the phenomena that would be experienced if an incompatible card were placed in a camera.So when I purchased the DaneElec card, I really wondered if it would work in such an old camera. I was gratified to find that it did everything the old much smaller card did. I'm stunned to see that I can now store over 3000 photos at the same middle-of-three reso settings. I'm not familiar with the DaneElec brand and have no idea what the potential failure rate could be for a memory card. Thus my beginning comment SO FAR SO GOOD.
At $11 plus change, the price was a real bargain. The seller, Hot Deals 4 Less, delivered the product with no added shipping and handling charges and delivered it a bit early. I'd be pleased to deal with them again.
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