Sandisk Ultra SDHC UHS-I Class 10 32GB Memory Card @ £20.09 @ Amazon
This card was listed on HUKD few weeks ago for £25, Now reduced to £20
Product Features
Internal memory: 32768 MB
Flash card type: Secure Digital High-Capacity (S
Flash memory class: 10
Read speed: 30 MB/s
Width: 24 mm
Supports all devices requiring class 10 speeds
Supports all devices using UHS 1 specification
Up to 30MB/s transfer speed; write speed lower
Speed performance rating: Class 10
Lifetime limited warranty
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I film often 1080p at 25fps w/ stereo sound. Never had an issue with write speeds. It is still a Class 10 after all
I film often 1080p at 25fps w/ stereo sound. Never had an issue with write speeds. It is still a Class 10 after all
I imagine its ok if you dont need fast write speeds, i.e. a basic cheap HD camcorder, but I shoot at 88 Mbit on my GH2, this wont handle it at all.
Class 10 means nothing, the Extreme Pro can write at 95MB/s.....The Ultra writes at 8MB/s according to a review.
Both are Class 10, but many many classes apart in perfromance
I film often 1080p at 25fps w/ stereo sound. Never had an issue with write speeds. It is still a Class 10 after all
I imagine its ok if you dont need fast write speeds, i.e. a basic cheap HD camcorder, but I shoot at 88 Mbit on my GH2, this wont handle it at all.
Class 10 means nothing, the Extreme Pro can write at 95MB/s.....The Ultra writes at 8MB/s according to a review.
Both are Class 10, but many many classes apart in perfromance
I use a 600D. These cards are Megabytes not megabits (remember 8 megabits to every 1 megabyte), so for 88 Mbit you'd need a card with at least 11MB/s. I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that this card writes minimum 12.99 MB/s.
Edited By: abch4 on May 23, 2012 17:21
I film often 1080p at 25fps w/ stereo sound. Never had an issue with write speeds. It is still a Class 10 after all
I imagine its ok if you dont need fast write speeds, i.e. a basic cheap HD camcorder, but I shoot at 88 Mbit on my GH2, this wont handle it at all.
Class 10 means nothing, the Extreme Pro can write at 95MB/s.....The Ultra writes at 8MB/s according to a review.
Both are Class 10, but many many classes apart in perfromance
I use a 600D. These cards are Megabytes not megabits (remember 8 megabits to every 1 megabyte), so for 88 Mbit you'd need a card with at least 11MB/s. I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that this card writes minimum 12.99 MB/s.
I have this card and a 500D. I can confirm it it is very fast for continuous shooting. Shame I paid the £25 for it! Sure you can buy faster - but that's like anything, the price just gets higher and higher (bar SSDs which are getting lower and lower all the time!). Unless you are a e.g. sports photographer and need ridiculously fast write speeds for mass photos within a short space of time, this is more than adequate.
Edited By: Firefly1 on May 23, 2012 17:29
Shame I just ordered the Extreme card yesterday, as this would have been perfect for my camera
Update: Bonus, it's not been dispatched yet as it was a pre-order, I might as well go save some money and order this instead :)
Edited By: SS381 on May 23, 2012 19:46
Great find, I have had the 16GB for ages and no problems in my 550D.
Edited By: BritBrat on May 23, 2012 20:58
32gb is £17.99 although not quite as fast.
http://www.mymemory.co.uk/SDHC/MyMemory/MyMemory-32GB-SD-Card-%28SDHC%29---Class-10
Edited By: greysquirrel on May 23, 2012 22:21
I'm sure it reads around there or there about's. I think write is about 5-10Mb/s slower judging on the Extreme's 30MB/s review and performance test
Edited By: abch4 on May 24, 2012 16:56
It has gone down lower now.