Various Recording Times and Capacity for SD or MMC Card:

8 MB
IMAGE SIZE	NORMAL	FINE	VIDEO	AUDIO
Large 2048 x 1536	12 pic	9 pic	1 min	0.5 hour
Medium 1600 x 1200	16 pic	12 pic
Small 800 x 600	51 pic	37 pic

64 MB
IMAGE SIZE	NORMAL	FINE	VIDEO	AUDIO
Large 2048 x 1536	101 pic	78 pic	8 mins	4.2 hours
Medium 1600 x 1200	139 pic	107 pic
Small 800 x 600	420 pic	314 pic

128 MB
IMAGE SIZE	NORMAL	FINE	VIDEO	AUDIO
Large 2048 x 1536	205 pic	159 pic	18 mins	8.6 hours
Medium 1600 x 1200	283 pic	219 pic
Small 800 x 600	852 pic	638 pic

*The above figures serve as a guide only; actual numbers, minutes and hours may vary. How large is the video or image file depends on the resolution, frames per second, and MPEG4 compression. The amount of compression depends on how simple the shot is, and how much the subject matter is changing. A video of a white-blue sky will result in a smaller file than a video of a complex scene and colors. Static shot will take less space than a panning shot.

Source: ecBuyph.com TechSupport

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