According to www.amazon.com/Transcend-Class-Flash-Memory-TS8GSDHC6E/dp/B0 your 8GB SD Card can store 9100, 6824, 4096, 3276, 2560, 2096, or 1632 images, dependent on the image resolution (from 2 to 10 mega-pixels respectively). This will also depend on the camera type and the images stored on the card. This information is approximate, so keep in mind that depending on the camera type you may have more or less recording storage space.
According to the information on the link, for the Kingston 8GB card, you can store up to 180 minutes. It depends on the type of camera, the file capacity (if you have anything else on the card, this will obviously be less) and the resolution you are recording at. For example if you record at 6mbps you will have more recording time than if you were to record at 13mbps. This is because recording with greater resolution results in a larger file size, this is the unfortunate pay off involved when recording in better quality.
- You may find you have 83 to 180 minutes of recording time.
According to the information on the link, for the Kingston 8GB card, you can store up to 180 minutes. It depends on the type of camera, the file capacity (if you have anything else on the card, this will obviously be less) and the resolution you are recording at. For example if you record at 6mbps you will have more recording time than if you were to record at 13mbps. This is because recording with greater resolution results in a larger file size, this is the unfortunate pay off involved when recording in better quality.
- Check recording settings