will this memory card allow me to film videos without being automatically stopped on my canon rebel t3i/canon 600d
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I have a Cannon T1 and have recorded video many times with this card some as long as 10 minutes or more with no problem. The download speed to your harddrive is also impressive. Its not lighting fast but much quicker than previous cards. The video quality is outstanding and it has so much memory on it. Enjoy.
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This question might be more about the camera than the memory card. I use a much cheaper video enhanced camera, the Kodak easy share max Z990, and have had no problems with this memory card automatically stopping while filming a video. I have videoed for over an hour straight and could have continued longer. The playback on my iMac 21.5 inch full screen was excellent.
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I've used it with my t3i with no problem. I used the optical slave sensor. As long as it can sense the cameras flash, it will trigger.
793140
Yes you ABSOLUTELY can!!!! You just press the OK button to pause and resume recording. You press the Video Camera icon button to STOP recording completely. Hope this helps.
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Hi, If the function of the loop Ricording is OFF then it shoots one long scene until the memory card runs out. If the card is small (say 4 G'gh) which is enough for about 36 minutes. The more Memory, this card will record over more time. (Up to 32/64 GHz). Thank you :)
1874853
Yes, but you will have to manually set your camera to the flash units. The triggers do not read the auto settings from your camera. Works well if you do that...
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The answer is very easy at first. Is this item funtional with CANON T3i? YES. .. works perfectly... BUT! (always is in somewhere an "BUT) it won´t work for START & STOP in video mode... if you want this shutter for video is no the best election... if you use it for photo, is perfect...
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You are wasting your money... Your camera can do video to the best of its own ability with just the Sandisk Ultra SDHC cards. That's what I use.
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If there's a limitation on recording time with this camcorder, I think it would only be limited by the amount of time that can be recorded on the SD card. I let mine run for an hour and a half recently and the only reason it stopped was because I turned it off.
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I had a Transcend 16 GB Class 10 Card in my T2i, and it would take photos, yet not record 1080 HD video, after a few short clips! Canon Tech Sprt told me, that although the card was rated at Class 10, it was dropping down below class 6 at certain times during its use! That the camera was only designed and tested and meant to be used with an ACTUAL CLASS 6 CARD! If you can believe that! I now have a 16 GB Class 10 Lexar Card in it, and it is working fine. (Class 6, is cited in the owners manual.)
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I bought a 2 GB Sandisk Extreme III (20 MB/s write rate). It works fantastically. I was able to continuously record video until I completely filled the card (over 18 minutes) with 480x640 resolution at 30 frames per second (like a standard digital camcorder). It costs a bit more than standard SD memory cards, but if you are shooting video it is well worth it. I ordered mine from Jowow through Amazon for under $40 delivered.
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It will stop, the built in software is very basic. There is an option that allow you to record over what's already on the card but it is a 10 minutes loop only : to me this is ridiculous !
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The manual for the lz7 clearly states that if you want to shoot in high res movie mode, you HAVE to have a card that reads/ writes at least 10mb's per second. I believe it is the same for the tz3. At least SD ultra 2 will work. I have the lz7 and it would literally stop in the middle of recording with an error message with a regular card.
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Yes, I was using one, without any issues.. Sometimes the camera would stop filming due to card slowness, but it was just at the start, if you pressed record again it would record without issues..
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To my knowledge, no. The camera will automatically use the external one instead.
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Hi:Hi:Yes, the process is automatic, in any case there are several options on the recording mode, the default is to overwrite. I hope this information will help ..Regards
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Just to add to the chorus, I use an 8GB Transcend Class 6 MicroSDHC card (w/SD adapter obviously) and it works great. No problems with burst mode or filming AVCHD video at all.
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Yes, it will, and you should get good service from it. With your camera, I wouldn't go lower than the 60 MB/s writing speed, but overall it should be just fine. In my humble opinion. Just make sure it's a Compact Flash card (CF).