Which one is better? This or the Samsung 32GB PRO SDHC for DSLR's
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It depends on what the device you're putting it in supports. The Samsung is three times faster according to the description but if the device doesn't support the architecture, it won't work at all. They're both Class 10s tho.
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I can only report my own experience: I have at least half a dozon Transcend SDHC cards, used in three different cameras over the past 3 years or so. Never had any failures.
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Micro SDHC is what I bought to use in it. Make sure it is a MICRO. I accidentally bought a regular one. I got mine at Wal Mart . Made by PNY 16GBHope this helps!
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I got a 32Gb SD card that works just fine. As for brand, there's not a ton of difference between them, these days. I believe a 64Gb will also work in the camera, but two 32's were cheaper than one 64, when I got mine. As for cases, I suggest a hard case over a soft case. There are a couple of "leather" cases that are sturdy enough. Remember, especially when turned on, the camera doesn't handle drops very well. Be sure to use the wrist strap!
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Regrettably, the D50 was made before they came out with High Capacity SD cards. SDHD cards are basically any card that is over 2 GB. So a 32 GB card won't work. But I have found that 2 GB is enough. You can get lots and lots of pictures on it at standard or even high resolution. Also, most any brand of SD card is fine, and this is because you can snap pictures as fast as a film SLR. If you have a higher speed card you most likely won't notice any difference in recycle speed. I find that Sandisk cards are of excellent quality. So if you like Transcend, just find one that is 2 GB or less. Regrettably, the D50 was made before they came out with High Capacity SD cards. SDHD cards are basically any card that is over 2 GB. So a 32 GB card won't work. But I have found that 2 GB is enough. You can get lots and lots of pictures on it at standard or even high resolution. Also, most any brand of SD card is fine, and this is because you can snap pictures as fast as a film SLR. If you have a higher speed card you most likely won't notice any difference in recycle speed. I find that Sandisk cards are of excellent quality. So if you like Transcend, just find one that is 2 GB or less.
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Yeah, I was wondering the same thing. I have a 4gb SDHC that would make or break the decision to buy this.
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You can get away with a class 6 card. The class in card symbolizes write speeds and class 10 is generally for shooting raw files on a pro camera at bursts. Class 6 is more than fine for most cameras. The size of the card is completely up to you. If you get a 32 GB card you can go a lot longer without having to download your material off the card. I am using a 16GB in mine and I offload the files off the card onto my computer about once a month and it works great. You may shoot more pictures and video than me though.
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I bought SanDisk Extreme Pro 16GB 95MB . Also has a number 3 and a number 10 in a circle. The Extreme Pro is good if you don't want to have a long wait between flash pictures. It is fast. Make sure you get the right memory card or you will be disappointed in the camera's speed.
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The pro uses a different type of NAND. The Pro uses MLC which is older but faster. The regular 840 and the Evo use TLC which is newer and cheaper to produce. Also, the Pro's MLC NAND is supposed to last much longer. The 2nd article estimates that MLC's expected lifespan is 60 years vs 19 years for TLC.
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I have found the Patriot 16GB SDHC Class 10 at Fry's for $50 is very compatible and a great value. Avoid all SDHC Class 2 or 4 if you intend to video. Class 6 is probably ok. Some cards cause the TX7 to ask for removal and reinsertion or even re-format although it has been formated in the camera and photos processed.
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I got the SAMSUNG MicroSDXC™ 64GB PRO Class 10 UHS-I Card for the fast read/write speed (70/20mbs). Search for best price!
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I can assure that the pro version runs faster - they have different chipsets. Take a look at http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1767466/samsung-840-pro-ssd-samsung-840-evo-ssd.html
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The Extreme Pro card captures data at a much faster rate than certain other SD cards, thus it is more optimal for capturing images and video. For example, when shooting pictures quickly (as in burst mode), the faster the image capture, the less time between shots.
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I do not know. Generally I stick with the San Disk brand. B&H; Video has positive reviews for the Lexar Professionalas being reliable, easy to use, and durable. I'd check out the reviews and prices for Lexar cards at B&H; video.
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I get about 6 hours of video before it starts overwriting the oldest files. I use a Samsung MicroSDHC 32GB Class 6 and it works very well.
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The 128GB is slower than the 256GB+ due to the way the controllers store the data. Basically the controllers write to multiple memory modules simultaneously and the 128GB model has fewer of them so it is somewhat slower. the Samsung Evo is probably a better bet if you are looking at the 128GB model as it is only a little more expensive and much faster (though still not quite as fast as the 256gb Pro).
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I got the SAMSUNG MicroSDXC 64GB PRO Class 10 UHS-I Card for the fast read/write speed (70/20mbs). Search for best price!