Which type of memory card has a moderate capacity and can accommodate some video?

The correct answer is SDHC, which stands for Secure Digital High Capacity. This type of memory card typically offers a capacity range from 4GB up to 32GB, which is moderate compared to its counterparts. This range allows users to store a significant number of high-resolution images, as well as some standard definition and lower quality video files.

As video resolution requirements have increased over time, certain SDHC cards are capable of handling video formats up to Full HD. The balance between capacity and cost makes SDHC a suitable choice for many photographers, especially those who want to shoot with decent quality without investing in higher capacity cards that may be more expensive.

In contrast, SD cards usually have smaller capacities, making them less ideal for accommodating video. SDXC cards, while offering larger storage capacities (up to 2TB), may exceed what is necessary for someone only looking to store moderate amounts of video. MultiMediaCards generally have lower performance metrics than SD and SDHC cards and are less commonly used for digital photography today.