Nikon D50 D40 D40X D3300 Digital Camera Memory Card 2x 2GB Secure Digital (SD) Memory Card (1 Twin Pack)

My daughter found an old Nikon D50 camera and I kept trying to put the 32GB cards in it. I finally googled it and found that it only takes 2GB cards. The D50 was one of the first DSLR's and evidently can't use anything with more storage. Luckily these cards are still available and this two pack was very economical.It works well and the pictures are great, so if you need a card for an older camera this is a great package.

Bought these in May of 2018. Used them for concerts in July and September (one each). Worked great! Just like they're supposed to. No problems. Make sure you format them first. One card didn't need it but the other did so I formatted both, took some test pics and they were fine. Also make sure the little tab on the side is in the unlocked position. If locked, this will prevent you from taking pics as well. I also have an 8GB card to which I transfer the pics from a full 2GB, then erase the 2GB and use it all over again. I just wanted to keep the concert pics separately, and these worked great. Mind you, all indoors. Don't know how good they would be in a motion detection trail camera that is outdoors and subject to moisture and temperature change.PS... Don't know what makes these Nikon cards. The cards just say alpha digital, etc. So I don't what Nikon has to do with anything. Just sayin'.

Works just great on a Pentax Optio s40/s50. Good for older digicams, though price is unfortunately not the best for these lower sizes.

Perfect for older digital cameras! Be careful and make sure this isn't too big! Check the manual on the camera you buy to make sure 2gb isn't too large!

My mom's camera is great, but she only had 512 MB (yes, really, holy cow! old school tech batman!), so I decided to upgrade it four WHOLE TIMES to the system maximum, which was 2 GB. Maybe now I can hold 80 pictures instead of just 20...maybe it's time to upgrade the DSLR...These worked flawlessly though, so thank you for selling this oldy but goody!

Fast delivery and good value for what I needed

I did not know until recently that thermostats are now made that do not need a battery to hold settings in memory in case of a power failure. Now they just hold this info on an SD card. If power fails, the info is still there when the power returns. No battery needed. No battery to fail and leak. I just wonder how an internal clock maintains time during a power outage. 2GB is all that was required. Glad to find them on Amazon. Not found in stores these days. No one else would use a card this small.

Me faltaron las micro CD en el paquete