How good is this for video recording for my Canon 60D DSLR? also any issues with this card?
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Have never had a problem with the card. Write speed is more than adequate for video and quick response for stills as well. I have several of these and get good use from them.
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My SD card never had a problem. Check if you are using a card of higher capacity that may not be compatible. I think I am using 32 GB or 64 GB. Both should be fine. But try using 32 if 64 does not work. My only problem is battery. If the camera is not connected to 12V, it goes off in 1 or 2 minutes. Otherwise it is really nice. One more problem is that it makes large files.
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for video recording, i lasted as much as i needed. Longest i used it for was close to 5 min using a class 10 32gb card. I think it records plenty though so it should be good for +5min vids. I did have my battery drained much faster too so keep that in mind. Other than that, yea it's pretty good cam for the price. I getting me a 2nd one which the first one i just had a little scratch on the lens. Hopefully that was helpful! :D
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No, I was using 32GB Extreme Plus for filming and it barely did the job. Buy the PNY 64gb for the same price, with a 90 mb/s, and give yourself some HD Video space. I mean, same price.
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I think it's at least 500 - 800, depending on your settings. If you're worried about the capacity why not just get a 4Gb card for the camera? They're going for under $10... I'm still amazed at the quality of the pictures... Video quality is also good. making stills from the video is a pain but much better than I dared hope for...
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This is a class 6 card and should work just fine for a camcorder unless you are recording 4k video. It is not 200x but that spec only refers to max read for most manufacturers. Read write for this card maxed at around 60 MB/s
1676588
The 64 gig card is not recommended. A class 4 32 gig card is what I have been using, it gives me between 5 and 7 hours of nonstop recording with no error.
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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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This card is very useful for RAW or RAW+JPEG continuous shooting. It is overkill as far as speed for 1080P video or even continuous JPEG or any type of non continuous shooting. I would recommend the extreme model (45MB/s) for what you described.SanDisk Extreme 16GB SDHC UHS-1 Flash Memory Card Speed Up To 45MB/s, Frustration-Free Packaging- SDSDX-016G-AFFP (Label May Change) [Old Version]Use the money you save by dropping down to 45MB/s to get a 32GB card
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I use this card on a 7D with good results. Better to have more speed and capacity because you never know when you will need it. The 7D does great video. You will eventually use it v
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Yes. You will want to check the product manual for your camera, but the EOS 60D supports SD cards as a storage and access device so this card will work fine. The fast read/write speed is excellent.
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Canon says for the 60D it will use a SD/SDHC/SDXC card. The 4GB card you asked about will work at 30MB/sec, it is a class 6, which is good enough for any DSC and HD video. For rapid fire of large RAW DSC images or for HD video, a class 10 card has faster recording rate.
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It works great with Canon 5d MKIII as that is the camera and cf card that I use. I have never been able to overun the buffer using this card and shooting at the maximum frames per second. I also have a friend that has a 5dMKIII and the same card and is just as satisfied as I am with this setup.
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I shoot with a Canon 5D Mark III. Recommend a Class 10 card for video recording.
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Thanks. You are absolutely correct. I tried a high speed card (the exact one you recommed) and the video works great (no more dropped frames) even for very long videos. I used this camera to film a science project where students build and crushed balsa wood towers. It took as much as 10 minutes to pile on the weights before the towers broke, so the videos ended up being very long (at 420 fps, 10min of filming results in 140min of finished video). All this to capture about 1 second of slow motion crushing. Worth every penny.
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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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I have not used this card in my Canon camera because the camera cannot handle anything bigger than 32GB. Perhaps this is your problem. I use this card to move files back and forth between Windows computers. I have reformatted it many times using the Windows File Manager with no problems.