AgfaPhoto 4gb SDHC UHS-1
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Overview
The AgfaPhoto 4GB SDHC UHS-1 Card is a compact flash memory card providing 4 gigabytes of storage for digital cameras, camcorders, and other SDHC-compatible devices. As a brand with deep roots in photography and imaging, AgfaPhoto brings a consumer-relevant reputation to this memory card category — designed and specified for the photographic and multimedia use that the brand understands best.
The UHS-1 (Ultra High Speed) interface specification ensures the card meets the read and write speed standard required for reliable photo capture and video recording in SDHC-compatible devices. At 4GB, this card provides a practical storage capacity for everyday photography — sufficient for hundreds of standard-resolution JPEG images or a meaningful number of RAW files, depending on camera settings. A reliable, straightforward storage solution from an imaging brand you can trust.
What It Does
- Stores photos, videos, and files from SDHC-compatible devices. The 4GB capacity holds hundreds of photos and video clips, depending on file size and resolution settings. It is inserted directly into the SD card slot of a compatible camera, camcorder, or device to provide removable storage for captured content.
- Transfers data at UHS-1 speeds. The UHS-1 specification ensures the card meets the interface speed standard for reliable write speeds during continuous shooting and for fast data transfer to a computer when using a card reader.
- Works across a wide range of SDHC-compatible devices. SDHC is one of the most universal storage card formats — compatible with the vast majority of digital cameras, camcorders, tablets, and computers produced in the past fifteen years that accept SD-format cards.
How to Apply
- Ensure your device is powered off before inserting or removing the memory card to prevent data corruption.
- Locate the SD card slot on your camera, camcorder, or device — typically on the side or base, often behind a protective door or flap.
- Insert the AgfaPhoto SDHC card in the correct orientation — the card is keyed and will only insert correctly in one direction. Never force the card into the slot.
- Power on the device — it should recognise the card automatically. Format the card in-camera if prompted, or if using it for the first time in a new device.
- To transfer files to a computer, use a card reader or the camera's USB connection, and safely eject the card through the operating system before physically removing it.
Important: Always safely eject or unmount the card through your computer's operating system before physically removing it from a card reader or device. Removing a card while it is being read or written can cause data corruption or loss.
Who It's For
- Photographers and videographers with SDHC-compatible cameras needing a reliable, correctly specified storage card.
- Those replacing a lost, damaged, or full SD card in an existing camera or device.
- Those who want a spare card to have in reserve — particularly useful for travel or events where running out of storage is inconvenient.
- Devices that specify SDHC — check your device manual to confirm SDHC compatibility before purchasing. Note that SDXC (64GB+) devices are backwards compatible with SDHC cards, but older SD-only devices may not support SDHC.
Good to Know
- Format in-camera before first use. For best performance and compatibility, format a new SD card directly in the device it will be used in rather than on a computer — in-camera formatting ensures the file system is optimised for the specific device.
- SDHC is compatible with SDXC slots but not necessarily with older SD-only devices. Confirm your device supports SDHC before purchasing — check the camera or device manual for the supported card types and maximum capacity.
- How many photos does 4GB hold? Approximately 1,000–2,000 standard JPEG photos at typical camera settings, depending on resolution and compression. RAW files are considerably larger — typically 10–30MB each depending on the camera, meaning 4GB holds significantly fewer RAW files. For heavy RAW shooters, a larger capacity card may be more practical.
- Specific read/write speeds: please verify on the physical packaging and supply manually before publishing.
Overview
The AgfaPhoto 4GB SDHC UHS-1 Card is a compact flash memory card providing 4 gigabytes of storage for digital cameras, camcorders, and other SDHC-compatible devices. As a brand with deep roots in photography and imaging, AgfaPhoto brings a consumer-relevant reputation to this memory card category — designed and specified for the photographic and multimedia use that the brand understands best.
The UHS-1 (Ultra High Speed) interface specification ensures the card meets the read and write speed standard required for reliable photo capture and video recording in SDHC-compatible devices. At 4GB, this card provides a practical storage capacity for everyday photography — sufficient for hundreds of standard-resolution JPEG images or a meaningful number of RAW files, depending on camera settings. A reliable, straightforward storage solution from an imaging brand you can trust.
What It Does
- Stores photos, videos, and files from SDHC-compatible devices. The 4GB capacity holds hundreds of photos and video clips, depending on file size and resolution settings. It is inserted directly into the SD card slot of a compatible camera, camcorder, or device to provide removable storage for captured content.
- Transfers data at UHS-1 speeds. The UHS-1 specification ensures the card meets the interface speed standard for reliable write speeds during continuous shooting and for fast data transfer to a computer when using a card reader.
- Works across a wide range of SDHC-compatible devices. SDHC is one of the most universal storage card formats — compatible with the vast majority of digital cameras, camcorders, tablets, and computers produced in the past fifteen years that accept SD-format cards.
How to Apply
- Ensure your device is powered off before inserting or removing the memory card to prevent data corruption.
- Locate the SD card slot on your camera, camcorder, or device — typically on the side or base, often behind a protective door or flap.
- Insert the AgfaPhoto SDHC card in the correct orientation — the card is keyed and will only insert correctly in one direction. Never force the card into the slot.
- Power on the device — it should recognise the card automatically. Format the card in-camera if prompted, or if using it for the first time in a new device.
- To transfer files to a computer, use a card reader or the camera's USB connection, and safely eject the card through the operating system before physically removing it.
Important: Always safely eject or unmount the card through your computer's operating system before physically removing it from a card reader or device. Removing a card while it is being read or written can cause data corruption or loss.
Who It's For
- Photographers and videographers with SDHC-compatible cameras needing a reliable, correctly specified storage card.
- Those replacing a lost, damaged, or full SD card in an existing camera or device.
- Those who want a spare card to have in reserve — particularly useful for travel or events where running out of storage is inconvenient.
- Devices that specify SDHC — check your device manual to confirm SDHC compatibility before purchasing. Note that SDXC (64GB+) devices are backwards compatible with SDHC cards, but older SD-only devices may not support SDHC.
Good to Know
- Format in-camera before first use. For best performance and compatibility, format a new SD card directly in the device it will be used in rather than on a computer — in-camera formatting ensures the file system is optimised for the specific device.
- SDHC is compatible with SDXC slots but not necessarily with older SD-only devices. Confirm your device supports SDHC before purchasing — check the camera or device manual for the supported card types and maximum capacity.
- How many photos does 4GB hold? Approximately 1,000–2,000 standard JPEG photos at typical camera settings, depending on resolution and compression. RAW files are considerably larger — typically 10–30MB each depending on the camera, meaning 4GB holds significantly fewer RAW files. For heavy RAW shooters, a larger capacity card may be more practical.
- Specific read/write speeds: please verify on the physical packaging and supply manually before publishing.
FAQs
Is this compatible with my camera?
If your camera accepts SDHC cards, yes. SDHC is compatible with devices that specify SD or SDHC in their supported memory card list. Devices that only accept legacy SD cards (up to 2GB) may not support SDHC — check your device manual for the supported card format and capacity. Devices that support SDXC (64GB and above) are backwards compatible with SDHC cards and will work with this card without issue.
What is UHS-1 and why does it matter?
UHS-1 (Ultra High Speed phase 1) is a bus interface standard for SD cards that enables a theoretical maximum interface speed of 104 MB/s. In practical terms, a UHS-1 card is designed to meet the speed requirements for reliable continuous shooting, 1080p video recording, and fast file transfer — the common usage demands for modern digital cameras. Non-UHS cards may cause buffering delays during continuous shooting or may not support certain video recording modes in cameras that require UHS-1 cards. For most everyday photography use, UHS-1 provides more than adequate speed performance.
Can I use this in a tablet or smartphone?
If your tablet or smartphone has a full-size SD card slot that supports SDHC, yes. Many tablets include a full-size SD slot; most smartphones use micro SD cards rather than full-size SD. If your device uses micro SD, this standard-size SDHC card is not directly compatible — you would need an SDHC to micro SD adapter or a micro SDHC card instead.
How do I transfer photos from the card to my computer?
The most common methods are via a USB card reader (a small device that accepts the SD card and connects to a computer's USB port) or via the camera's own USB cable connected directly to the computer. Most computers also have a built-in SD card slot that accepts SDHC cards directly. Always use the operating system's safe eject or unmount function before physically removing the card from any reader or device to prevent data corruption.