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Join Date: Nov 2004
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I have a standard 1 GB sandisk SD card in my Z2 and it records about the same amount as your high speed card before it stops to save 640 X 480 30 FPS video, so the problem may not be related to the speed of the card. On the plus side, all I do is hit the record button (shutter) and it finishes recording the last 3 minutes on the card.
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Join Date: Jan 2005
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John, if you have a USB2 card reader, test the write speed of the card. The cameras have an internal buffer but that isn't supposed to restrict the length of movie recordings like some cameras (some Canons come to mind).
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i want to try the z3 firmware on the z2 ,i think is allrigt, because the 2 cameras have the same chip and lens..only diferences are on the anti shak.
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Just tested the Z2 with a Sandisk Ultra II 2GB. The same 12 mins 4 or 5 sec video, nothing more possible. It is almost certainly a camera "feature" I am thinking.
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