Fujifilm 600002284 64MB xD-Picture Card

Name: Fujifilm 600002284 64MB xD-Picture Card
Brand: Fujifilm
SKU: 600002284

Overview

The Fujifilm 600002284 is a 64MB xD-Picture Card, a flash memory format developed jointly by Fujifilm and Olympus for use in their digital cameras during the early 2000s. Measuring roughly the size of a postage stamp and weighing just 0.071 ounces, it was designed to be one of the smallest memory cards available at the time. The card offers read speeds of 5 MB/sec and write speeds of 3 MB/sec, which were adequate for the lower-resolution cameras of that era and allowed for reasonably quick image capture and file transfer.

Today, the primary value of this card lies in keeping legacy hardware operational. The xD-Picture Card format was discontinued as the industry standardized around SD cards, making remaining stock increasingly scarce. For anyone still using a compatible Fujifilm FinePix or Olympus camera that requires xD media, this Fujifilm-branded card provides a reliable, genuine option. The 64MB capacity is modest — expect to store several dozen photos depending on resolution settings — but it offers a functional solution for users who want to continue using their existing camera equipment without upgrading.

Key Features

High-capacity flash memory format for digital cameras

64 MB storage capacity

3 MB/sec record speed, 5MB/sec read speed

Ultracompact--.10 ounce weight in the size of a penny

Designed to consume minimal power

Specifications

Format

xD-Picture Card

Storage Capacity

64 MB

Write Speed

3 MB/sec

Read Speed

5 MB/sec

Dimensions

0.79 x 0.98 x 0.07 inches

Weight

0.071 ounces

Compatible Devices

Digital Cameras (xD-Picture Card Slot)

Brand

Fujifilm

Model

600002284

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Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

Genuine Fujifilm-branded card ensures reliable compatibility with xD-format cameras
Extremely compact and lightweight at just 0.071 ounces
Low power consumption helps preserve camera battery life
Provides a replacement option for a discontinued memory card format that is increasingly hard to find

👎 Cons

64MB capacity is extremely limited by modern standards and fills up quickly even at low-resolution settings
The xD-Picture Card format has been discontinued with no new compatible cameras being manufactured
Read speed of 5 MB/sec and write speed of 3 MB/sec are very slow compared to current memory card standards
Cannot be used in devices with SD, microSD, or other modern card slots without a specialized adapter

Frequently Asked Questions

Which cameras are compatible with the Fujifilm xD-Picture Card?

The xD-Picture Card format is used primarily in older Fujifilm and Olympus digital cameras manufactured in the early to mid-2000s. Check your camera's manual or memory card slot to confirm xD compatibility.

Can I use this xD-Picture Card in a modern card reader?

Most modern card readers do not include an xD slot. You'll need a card reader that specifically supports the xD-Picture Card format, or a multi-format reader from that era that includes xD compatibility.

How many photos can 64MB store?

At typical early-digital-camera resolutions (2-4 megapixels), 64MB holds roughly 30 to 60 JPEG photos depending on your camera's image quality and resolution settings.

Is this card the same as an SD or microSD card?

No, the xD-Picture Card is a completely different format with a different physical shape and connector. It is not interchangeable with SD, microSD, CompactFlash, or any other memory card type.