how to Insert the SD card nikon camera [Nikon D3300 D3200 D3300 D3400 D7000]

Nikon d3200 SD card in install The Nikon D3200 can use regular SD cards, SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) cards, and SDXC (Secure Digital Extended Capacity) cards. The SD card format holds up to 2GB of data and is not used much anymore. The SDHC format can support capacities up to 32GB, while the SDXC format can support up to 2TB. extra info COMPATIBILITY The D3200 takes 3 types of memory cards… SD – Up to 4GB worth of images and video. SDHC – Up to 32GB worth of images and video. SDXC – Up to 128GB (currently) worth of images and video. IMAGE CAPACITY The information below shows the total number of images that can be recorded based on memory card size… 8GB – 509 images (fine) and 259 images (raw) 16GB – 1,018 images (fine) and 518 images (raw) 32GB – 2,036 images (fine) and 1,036 images (raw) 64GB – 4,072 images (fine) and 2,072 images (raw) HD VIDEO REQUIREMENTS In order to record HD video on the D3200, your memory card will need to have a Class 6 rating or higher. If it doesn’t meet this requirement, video recording may stop unexpectedly. VIDEO CAPACITY Each video clip is limited to a maximum 20 minute segment or 4GB worth of data (whichever occurs first). The information below shows the overall recording capabilities based on a movie frame size of 1920×1080, along with the bit rate set to High Quality: 8GB – 45min 30sec (.mov) 16GB – 91min 00sec (.mov) 32GB – 182min 00sec (.mov) 64GB – 364min 00sec (.mov) If you leave the movie frame size set to 1920×1080 and...