Please try to format the card on your camera (please refer to camera manual or device manufacturer for formatting procedures in the camera). Your memory card might have been corrupted. We apologize for the inconvenience that this issue has brought you. Thank you for contacting SanDisk Technical support. SanDisk Log me into my eBox: ( 08:10) Hello Ed, However, I was forced to buy an alternative brand SD card for use in my professional DSLR. I currently use two 2gb Extreme III CFcards, two 1gb Extreme III CF cards and your CF card reader. I cant believe Id get two bad cards back to back. Ive used and trusted Sandisk products for quite some time, so I hope that this is just a freak occurance. All I want is a replacement card that works so I can at least get my moneys worth. I can only get a few images on the card before it ceases to work and stops recording images. I then began to experience the error message on my camera whether I was shooting at a high burst frame rate or single shot mode. At first every thing seemed fine with the new card.
I returned the card to the retailer for a replacement card, which was promptly sent to me. When shooting in this mode I kept getting an error message on my camera and the images werent being recorded. The camera has a high speed frame rate of 8.5fps (frames per second). I ordered a new Ultra II SD card from an on-line retailer for my Canon EOS-1D Mark II N DSLR.
Sent efective Sandisk 2gb Ultra II Secure Digital Card Your Question/Request: Email Date: 11:34 pm Here's a copy of the entire correspondence as of 5 minutes ago. Does anyone know where the serial numbers for the Ultra II SD cardswould be located? For those that remember my thread about the issue I had with the "bad" Sandisk SD card on my Mark II N, I've recently tried to get this resolved with Sandisk Technical Support. Do they even have them? I purchased two 2gb Extreme III CF cards from B&H and they don't appear to have serial numbers on them at all.
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