Expansion Bay

Storage fit 02 · Kodak PIXPRO FZ55

Which SD card fits your FZ55?

Enter the photos and 1080p video you want to bring home. Check the card you already own and get the smallest correct move, including keeping it.

Official Kodak source Manufacturer file-size math Your actual trip
The slot expects a full-size shell

Kodak requires Class 10 or higher, from 4GB to 512GB.

Direct fitFull-size SD
microSDAdapter required
SpeedClass 10+
Capacity ceiling512GB

Your storage receipt

Size the card around your trip.

Keeping your card is a valid result.

Photos and video you want to capture

Use a rough trip total. The result includes 15% breathing room.

Photo quality set in the camera. Choose Best if you do not know.

The card you already have

Card trouble, decoded

What does the camera say?

Choose the exact message. The free checks stay first, and a new card appears only when the current one fails the documented path.

Read Kodak’s warning-message table
Recording stopped

The card is not writing video fast enough.

Kodak says this warning appears when an HD recording uses a card below Class 10. More capacity does not fix a slow speed class.

  1. Stop recording and copy any important files to a computer.
  2. Check the card or adapter for a Class 10, U1, U3, V10, V30, V60, or V90 mark.
  3. If the card is below Class 10, replace it. If it already qualifies, back it up, format it in the camera, and retest before buying.
Replacement gate

Buy a card only if the current card is below Class 10 or the same warning returns after a safe backup, in-camera format, and retest.

Size a compatible replacement

Evidence before commerce

Fit, workload, then price.

01

Shape comes before brand.

A full-size SD card fits directly. A microSD card can work only inside a full-size adapter; loose microSD does not fit the camera slot.

02

Your trip decides capacity.

Kodak publishes average 16MP file sizes and about 61 minutes of 1080p recording per 32GB, so the result can follow your workload.

03

Premium speed can be wasted.

The FZ55 requires Class 10 for its recording modes. A V30, V60, or V90 label does not increase this camera’s photo or video quality.

Official Kodak compatibility evidenceKodak PIXPRO FZ55 specifications
Why does one Kodak table mention 2TB?

That table describes the SDXC format family. Kodak’s current FZ55 instructions set this camera’s supported range at 4GB to 512GB, so 512GB is the limit used in every result here.

Read the current FZ55 manual