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Question: Does this take any SD card?
Document: Good camera at a decent price. I would buy an extra battery and keep it changed. i wouuld also suggest you buy an extra big SD card, I purchased the 32GB one and it seems like enough so far. Fun and easy to use and I cannot wait to try it while diving.
It's NOT hot outside yet. If this is how the camera reacts in moderate temps, I'd be SCREWED shooting with it in a Texas summer!Another thing, the videos only shoot for a length of about 21 minutes each. Then you run out and have to start a NEW video, so if you're video'ing something longer, say a wedding, you'd have gaps where you'd have to start a new video. This is regardless of how much space your SD card has on it.
It would simply say it's getting too hot and had to shut down. IN THE MIDDLE OF MY VIDEO'ING! So, I ended up with incomplete videos of the events I was shooting. I had to open the side door that houses the battery and SD card, and blow into it and try to cool it down so I could resume shooting. And even then, after a little time outside in the sun, it would overheat again.
Took this camera snorkeling with me during a week in Mexico. No troubles with video or pictures in or out of the water. Buy extra batteries. It would take about a day's worth of pics before the battery ran out, and then you had to let it dry before opening the battery / memory card compartment. It's easier to get a separate battery charger and a back up battery so you can have that charging.
My son wanted an underwater camera for Maui. After reading reviews, we decided on this model. He's thrilled with the picture quality, video and audio. You will need a memory card, but for the money, I don't think you can do better. Easy to use and crystal clear.
However, the 3D and panaromic features aren't as quite refined as I'd like. The panorama feature isn't nearly as good as the feature on my Samsung Galaxy S3 phone.The XP200 takes true HD video, but the odd thing is that it only does 1920x1080 at 60 frames per second, and a 32GB SDHC card only allows about 23 minutes of footage.
The camera feels solid. However, when compared with traditional point and shoots from Canon and Nikon it lacks in picture quality. The optical image stabilization system makes a lot of noise and gets video ruined. When selecting Full HD video recording, the 32GB card I bought says I can only record 24 minutes which doesn't make sense when you compare compression rates from the same card makers. This means that this uses a highly inefficient compression rate or it does not read the card right.
Overall still a great buy for a camera to take diving.
Easy and fast. I took it to my baby's swimming class to take pictures at the pool and it was great! !
take greats pictures and amazing videos, and the construction is solid, thr duration of the battery is not optimal but  i really like it
Answer: Yes...(off course for MicroSD cards you will need SD Card adapter)