When the SDHC memory card in my camera gets full I choose to keep the filled card as a backup for the photos in it, and start afresh with a new card. Each time a card fills up, the cards available on the market seem to have doubled in capacity. That is true with this 32GB card following on from the previous 16GB card. Full size SDHC cards are harder to buy now the Micro size has become the default size of choice, requiring an adapter for my camera. This new card is full size, so no worry about unnecessary extra connections. This card is also rated Class 10 (high speed), which minimises the time for the camera to be ready for the next picture. All seems good to me so far.

To paraphrase Danny Kaye in the Court Jester (1956), The disk does what a disk does! It is presently in a camera with no internal memory, so it's playing the part of Grizabella in Cats, but you don't have to listen to it singing Memories.

I haven't had a SanDisk SD card fail on me for a very long time, since the first years of their use, so that's a testament to the new generation cards' durability. Nonetheless, I find I hand them over to clients and subjects occasionally and should never expect to see them again. So when fast-enough SDs are on sale I make a point to grab one or two. That's when they're the best value, even just sitting in a drawer.