which memory card is better for continuous video rec.
#1
which memory card is better for continuous video rec.
Ok i need some help which memory card would be better recording comtinuous 720p video?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...820211395#spec
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820211378
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#3
I'm not going to directly bash AData since I have no experience with them nor have I read anything about them. Generally speaking though, you'd likely find that a substantial majority of people that are "concerned" about their flash media use either SanDisk or Transcend products.
As for the specifications, a class 6 card should be all that you need. Most consumer grade camcorders can write 1080p/30 video to a class 6 card without any issue. Ultimately, it depends on the format of the video. For example a camcorder writing AVCHD video will have different throughput needs than a digital camera that writes its video in m-jpeg format.
As for the specifications, a class 6 card should be all that you need. Most consumer grade camcorders can write 1080p/30 video to a class 6 card without any issue. Ultimately, it depends on the format of the video. For example a camcorder writing AVCHD video will have different throughput needs than a digital camera that writes its video in m-jpeg format.
#4
Based on user reviews alone I would go with
N82E16820211378
But like Einsatz said go with Sandisk, maybe I'm buying into the brand but the peace of mind I have when it comes to my pictures means a lot. Imagine shooting a wedding and having your card crap give you a ERR message (My Kingston 16GB).
N82E16820211378
But like Einsatz said go with Sandisk, maybe I'm buying into the brand but the peace of mind I have when it comes to my pictures means a lot. Imagine shooting a wedding and having your card crap give you a ERR message (My Kingston 16GB).
#6
so is this better
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...luc_bxgy_01_02
or can anyone recommend me some plz.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...luc_bxgy_01_02
or can anyone recommend me some plz.
Last edited by -LaYZiE-; 03-03-2010 at 09:47 PM.
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#9
Rating Write Speed (MByte/s) SD Class
6x 0.9 n/a
10x 1.5 n/a
13x 2.0 2
26x 4.0 4
32x 4.8 5
40x 6.0 6
66x 10.0 10
100x 15.0 15
133x 20.0 20
150x 22.5 22
200x 30.0 30
266x 40.0 40
300x 45.0 45
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Digital
6x 0.9 n/a
10x 1.5 n/a
13x 2.0 2
26x 4.0 4
32x 4.8 5
40x 6.0 6
66x 10.0 10
100x 15.0 15
133x 20.0 20
150x 22.5 22
200x 30.0 30
266x 40.0 40
300x 45.0 45
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Digital
#10
To the OP, what are you using for a camera? Since you said 720p I assume you're probably using the video function of a digital still camera. If you happen to be using a camcorder based on AVCHD, there is a fairly compelling reason why you may want to consider shooting on 4 GB cards.
#11
To the OP, what are you using for a camera? Since you said 720p I assume you're probably using the video function of a digital still camera. If you happen to be using a camcorder based on AVCHD, there is a fairly compelling reason why you may want to consider shooting on 4 GB cards.
#12
Your manual says what speed the video bitrate is.
For my 7D, it's 6 Megabytes/second. Yours should be similar.
Having a faster card, for the most part, is only useful for copying stuff off, or if you shoot a lot of bursts. I think you need a faster card if you want to shoot pictures while you take video, but I don't recommend doing so. it 'blips' the video.
- Frank
For my 7D, it's 6 Megabytes/second. Yours should be similar.
Having a faster card, for the most part, is only useful for copying stuff off, or if you shoot a lot of bursts. I think you need a faster card if you want to shoot pictures while you take video, but I don't recommend doing so. it 'blips' the video.
- Frank
#13
6MB/sec... Remember 3.5" floppies? 4 of them every second. I don't know why this calculation popped in my mind. Then I remembered the old Sony digicams which wrote to floppies. How quickly things change!
#14
#15
- Frank
#16
Based on user reviews alone I would go with
N82E16820211378
But like Einsatz said go with Sandisk, maybe I'm buying into the brand but the peace of mind I have when it comes to my pictures means a lot. Imagine shooting a wedding and having your card crap give you a ERR message (My Kingston 16GB).
N82E16820211378
But like Einsatz said go with Sandisk, maybe I'm buying into the brand but the peace of mind I have when it comes to my pictures means a lot. Imagine shooting a wedding and having your card crap give you a ERR message (My Kingston 16GB).
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