Is the good enough tof HD recording on Canon HF G30? Will there be any delays in writing to the Card? How many hours of recording can 64GB hold?
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Hi , I am using these cards to record Broadcast ready HD . It is also capable of recording 4K . It shouldn't be a problem and its definitely worth the money . I use it on the Sony A7s and one 64gb card gives me almost 3 hrs of footage and that too at a good quality codec .
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I use the gh4 for 4k recordings so it's fast enough for hd ass well.The card is very fast and can hold 2:30 hours of hd in the gh4.
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According to page 46 of your camera's manual, yes this can be used. No mention of delays. Number of hours will depend on what quality setting you select. Hope this helps.
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I bought this for BMPCC but the camera hasn't arrived yet, but I've been testing it with other cameras (Canon) and it works pretty fine.
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Hi , I am using these cards to record Broadcast ready HD . It is also capable of recording 4K . It shouldn't be a problem and its definitely worth the money .
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I just spoke with a representative at Midland. I am using a 64GB card and have not had any problems yet. She told me that if I ever have a problem with the video freezing or being "choppy", try reducing down from a 64GB to a 32GB. This will obviously give you less record time but should solve any problems
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Yes it will work as this is a class 10 SDHC 16G memory card. With such a good video Camera, it would really depend on how long of a recording you would like to make. Only Cannon could tell you if 64G or higher would work on your G20
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Dear anna, I am glad to receive your asking. If your memory card capacity is large enough and set the looping mode to "off". The GS2000 can record over 6 hours. Hope you would like it. If you have any question please feel free to contact us. Regards Leif
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15 minute of continously recording before it stops × 8.A total of 2 hrs memory but its HD quality and wide angle is great.The inter changeable lenses are also very good.I don't know if that answered your question Sir.
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I have a 16GB Class 10 SDHC Memory Card in it. It will record just over three hours of video at the 720p 60 Frames Per Second Setting (3H 3M 30Seconds to be exact). You can get One Hour of non-stop recording on a single battery before it runs out of power. Buy two spare aftermarket batteries here on Amazon for about 8 bucks each, and you'll be able to record for a hour, then swap the battery out to record for hour two, and the same for hour three. When figuring out how much memory is used for recording, the 720p@60 Frames Per Second will use exactly the same amount of memory that 1080p does at 30 Frames Per Second. So recording at HD levels uses about 5.4 Gigabytes per hour. I recommend the Transcend SDHC "Class 10" 16 Gigabyte card, which is currently only Fourteen Dollars on Amazon. You MUST get at least a "CLASS 10" memory card, as you need it's fast recording speed to record HD Video. The comments below about the camera stopping after a few minutes is because they used memory that was too slow, which will cause the camera to stop after a few minutes because it can't write to the memory fast enough. With a Class 10 card, this is a non-issue. This is well documented all over the internet btw, so feel free to confirm that with a google search. :-) The Spare Batteries are $7-8 each.
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How long a video you can record depends on the size of the memory card you are using, and the resolution and frame rate you choose. On a 32 GB card at the highest resolution (HD: 1280 x 720) you will get 1 hr. 59 min. 43 sec. of recording. On the same card at lower resolution (640 x 480) you can expect to get 5 hr. 59 min. 10 sec. recorded before your card is full. An 8 GB card will get you ¼ of that.This camera has many options for recording including Super Slow Motion Movie mode. You can't go wrong with a Canon.I got (and always get) my camera information from Steve's DIGICAMS: http://www.steves-digicams.com/camera-reviews/canon/powershot-elph-110-hs/specifications-188.html How long a video you can record depends on the size of the memory card you are using, and the resolution and frame rate you choose. On a 32 GB card at the highest resolution (HD: 1280 x 720) you will get 1 hr. 59 min. 43 sec. of recording. On the same card at lower resolution (640 x 480) you can expect to get 5 hr. 59 min. 10 sec. recorded before your card is full. An 8 GB card will get you ¼ of that.This camera has many options for recording including Super Slow Motion Movie mode. You can't go wrong with a Canon.I got (and always get) my camera... » Read More How long a video you can record depends on the size of the memory card you are using, and the resolution and frame rate you choose. On a 32 GB card at the highest resolution (HD: 1280 x 720) you will get 1 hr. 59 min. 43 sec. of recording. On the same card at lower resolution (640 x 480) you can expect to get 5 hr. 59 min. 10 sec. recorded before your card is full. An 8 GB card will get you ¼ of that.This camera has many options for recording including Super Slow Motion Movie mode. You can't go wrong with a Canon.I got (and always get) my camera information from Steve's DIGICAMS: http://www.steves-digicams.com/camera-reviews/canon/powershot-elph-110-hs/specifications-188.html « Show Less
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A 32-GB SD card should be able to record more than 2 hours of footage. Please note that the transfer speed needs to be 30 MBps (Ultra 1 Class 10). It will provide better recording results.
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You can upgrade the 50D to Magic Lantern Firmware and it can record Video at 24 and 30 FPS, full HD ! No audio though. You may use an external audio recorder and synch it with Video. "DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK" is the advise by ML, but it is such an easy upgrade and supported by the community well. Using it for 1 month and absolutely no issues. Behaves like a normal camera for stills, though ML provides so many extras you never knew this camera was capable of !
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I am using a 16 gb card and get about 4 hours of video before it starts recording over again. I would imagine a 32 gb card would give you almost 8 hours. I am recording at 1080 30fps. I haven't tried other resolutions but you should expect a bit longer record time even at higher fps.
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I never test my 32gb card. For 24 hours, it should be enough. I have a go pro to make high quality video.
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Depends on the SD card. I bought a 32 gig memory (Transcend brand off Amazon) for it and get around 5.5 hours of recording time.
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I tried two 64gb cards. They both seemed to record but both gave error message saying they were too slow (although they were rated fast enough). I went back to a 32gb and all is well.
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NO ITS Better then that It Records on a Standard SD Card, BUT BE AWARE HD is large BUY the Fast Class 10 Red Gold Card for Optimal Speed Write Speeds. Its a Great Cam for Editing
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I am using a "Transcend" 32G, "Class 6" with no problems so far. I have tried both the 3 minute loop and 5 minute loop modes and BOTH modes work well. I have NO loss of recorded data between 3 minute loops or 5 minute loops. I leave mine on the 5 minute loop mode and so far, in the 4 weeks of use since I got the camera and "Transcend" card, no problems.
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THANKS guys, i was wondering if this happened to be anything like the GH2 and GH3 where they seemed to be unlimited recording times?
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In my Canon 70D Manual, it says you can shoot about 1 hour of video (IPB compression) in 16GB at FULL (1080) HD. Therefore, 64GB gives you about 4 hours. Using the more "edit friendly" ALL-I compression gives just 22 minutes. Shooting in 1280 doesn't change these estimates appreciably. I made a 30 sec test video in IPB and it was 120MB. That is about 1GB/4 Min. Or 4 hours on a 64GB card (2 on 32GB, 1 on 16GB) - just like the manual says.