Panasonic SD-HC Class 10 Kaart 8GB
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Unboxing: Canon EOS 60D w/ Panasonic 8GB Class 10 SD Card
www.ibellix.com - Today we unbox the long awaited Canon EOS 60D. I purchased the body for $1099.99. I also bought a Panasonic Class 10 SD Card to go along with it for $100.00. I've been saving for this camera, and I'm very excited to indulge in photography, and creation of short films. I edit my films with Final Cut. This camera is perfect for everything, it will be an awesome edition to my collection and will also pump out some great quality tech videos for YouTube. Social Profiles Follow us on Twitter www.twitter.com Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com David's Social Profiles Twitter: www.twitter.com Blog: www.davidtoday.com Biography www.thedavidbell.com
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SDHC Test (Sandisk/IOdata/Toshiba/Panasonic/Transcend/ATP)
Testing Results: Sandisk SDHC Class 2: 17.82 seconds IO Data SDHC Class 2: 11.09 seconds Toshiba SDHC Class 4: 15.01 seconds Panasonic SDHC Class 2: 11.40 seconds Transcend SDHC Class 6: 11.25 seconds ATP ProMax SDHC Class 6: 8.50 seconds Testing Method: The data below was derived by timing how long it took the Nikon D80 to write out 6 RAW images using "continuous shooting" mode. Timing commenced when the camera's card status light illuminated, and stopped when the light went out. All cards were formatted in the camera prior to testing.
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Duracell 8GB SDHC Class 10 - Video Test JVC Everio GZ-HM30 (HD) (LS)
Duracell 8GB SDHC Class 10 Memory Card - Video Test JVC Everio GZ-HM30 (HD) (LS) This 8GB SDHC card can store thousands of photos or songs for today's most popular camera and other handheld electronic devices. It reads as fast as 10MB/s and writes up to 30MB/s. Warranty Parts 10 Year(s) Website: CommanderTech.net Twitter twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com Email: CommanderTech@Gmail.com
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Panasonic Lumix LX5
The Panasonic Lumix LX5 with a f2.0 Leica Summicron lens featuring a 3.8x zoom from 24 to 90mm is an advanced point and shoot camera. Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX5 Camera goo.gl Delkin 8GB Class 10 SDHC Card goo.gl Panasonic LVF-1 Live View Finder goo.gl Panasonic VF1 Optical View Finder goo.gl
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Panasonic Lumix ZS7
The Lumix ZS7, a 12MP camera that features a legendary 12x Leica zoom lens, and for the first time, a built-in GPS unit.the ZS7 will shoot 720 HD video with stereo sound. Panasonic LUMIX DMC-ZS7 Digital Camera bit.ly Panasonic DMW-BCG10PP ID Secured Battery bit.ly Transcend 8GB CLASS 10 SDHC CARD bit.ly National Geographic NG Tundra Monopod bit.ly
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Photography: Which SD card is better?
***** FACEBOOK PAGE www.facebook.com ***** So here's my first photography tutorial on which SD card you should choose for your camera. Just letting you know: - Class 0 cards do not specify performance, which includes all legacy cards prior to class specifications. - Class 2, 2 MB/s, slowest for SDHC cards. - Class 4, 4 MB/s. - Class 6, 6 MB/s. - Class 10, 10 MB/s. That's the minimum speeds. Class 4-6 is suited for most digital cameras. Class 10 is more for the DSLRs :D www.thedantay.com
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SDHC performance test using Nikon D80
Testing Method: The data below was derived by timing how long it took the Nikon D80 to write out 6 RAW images using "continuous shooting" mode. Timing commenced when the camera's card status light illuminated, and stopped when the light went out. All cards were formatted in the camera prior to testing. Testing Environment: Nikon D80 Testing Results: Panasonic SDHC Class 2: 12 seconds Toshiba SDHC Class 4: 15 seconds Transcend SDHC Class 6: 12 seconds ATP ProMax SDHC Class 6: 8 seconds
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Transcend 16GB Class 10 SDHC Card Unboxing
A simple unboxing of Transcend's class 10 16gb SDHC card Buy it on Amazon for $25 with free shipping: www.amazon.com
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What class of memory card should i use with my t2i/60d? - DSLR FILM NOOB
www.dslrfilmnoob.com I often get questions about memory cards. Well i've already covered Compact flash cards so lets take a look at SDHC cards. The canon t2i data rate is ruffly 45Mbits per second which is about 5.89Mbytes per second. Since class 4 cards are only designed to handle 4Mbytes a second they are probably not a good choice. Class 6 cards can handle 6Mbytes per second which is just enough to handle the video footage coming from your t2i However the price for Class 10 cards has dropped to the point that there isn't a good reason to risk using Class 6 cards. Class 10 cards can handle 10Mbytes a second which gives you plenty of head room for video recording. Plus if you plan to use the Magic lantern hack you might end up wanting to record at an even higher bit rate. So for a price difference of about $3 its worth it to spend a little extra and pick up a class 10 card. Sandisk a has the highest price Class 10 Cards on the market I would try one of the other brands like Transcend, ADATA, or PNY. 16GB Transcend card for $28: www.amazon.com Equipment used in this video: Canon 7d Canon 35mm f1.4 Zoom h1 sennheiser g2 wireless mic CPM film tools Rig Lilliput hdmi monitor
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Integral 16GB UltimaPro SDHC Card (Class 10)
Hi! I bought this memory card for my digital camera Panasonic Lumix TZ8.
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Ultimate Panasonic AVCHD DMC TZ10 (ZS7) Video Test
Similar to TZ7, T78, TZ6. Several short very different clips in different conditions showing how good the panasonic tz10 camera is. Massive zoom camera, video filming, high quality video. Information on recording times: Answer to how long without a SD card is not long at all. Dont count on using internal memory at all, it is very very small. As for with an SD card, there is one very important factor you need to consider, the class of the SD card. I use a 8 Gb LEXAR 133 X Professional SDHC card, it is a Class 10 card so minimum constant write speed of 20 Mb/s. I used to have a Class 6 Lexar card also 133 X and form the professional range and could record normally, but with a class 4 card i couldnt record more than 5 to 10 seconds on the maximum resolution before it just stops it and goes 'card is to slow'. So invest in a fast card, at least class 6 to ensure the camera reaches its potential. There is no exact statements on mb/s for the videos, but on AVCHD SHD (i calculated this based on my videos) one minute is around 110 Mb. So 8 Gb (what i use) is 8192 (mb) / 110 = 75, so that is 75 minutes on max resolution in AVCHD, so with 16 Gb it is 150 minutes, 32 Gb 300 minutes (5 hours then). In lowest AVCHD resolution (still HD though) it is 100 Mb for a 1minute 45 second video. so it is about 1 Mb per second, so it is around 8300 seconds for 8 Gb, so 140 minutes, 16 Gb is 280 Minutes, and 32 Gb is 560 minutes, so nearly 10 hours. So to sum up. Max resolution AVCHD, 16 Gb is <b>...</b>
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Lumix GF1 hacked manual control and 95Mbps mjpeg
After the release of the new ptools 3.4 I wanted to compare the ability to set manual aperture/shutter speed as in the case of the GH1. Also pushed the mjpeg data rate to 95mbps. For this you must usea class 10 SDHC card. The clip lengths become just 3.30 minutes for 2GB file size so a 8 GB card is full in under 15 minutes of video. This is obviously restrictive to a certain degree as class 10 cards are still expensive! The results look stable, even with the very high resolution 20mm lens in high contrast/high detail scenes. The 20mm lens has a nasty habit of constantly focus hunting so I would advise using manual focus as well. x2 digital zoom is just about usable with this set up. The mpeg table settings are Q1=300, T1 = 4 Q2=250, T2 = 4 Q3=200, T3 = 4 Q4=188, T3 = 4
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Kingston SDHC Card, Class 10
Link: www.buy.com With speeds up to 22MB/sec. read and 18MB/sec. write, the SDHC Ultimate Class 10 is ideal for anyone who uses their digital equipment for serious photography or video and makes it easy to capture HD video. It's available in 16GB and 32GB capacities to capture up to 252 minutes of HD video.
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Nikon D90 with Transcend class 10 Card
Not all class 10 cards write/read at the same speed. This card has a max 20MB/s read 16MB/s write get 71 fine images in 24 seconds. The SanDisk Extreme III class 10 has a 30MB/s read write speed gets 100 images in the same time.
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Early 2011 Macbook Pro will not read Sandisk Extreme Class 10 16gb SD Card
*UPDATE 28th June 2011* - Seems like the problem has been resolved with the new 10.6.8 update. It can take awhile, at least 10 seconds at times, for the card to be detected, but at least it now works! Thanks to Houdini528 for highlighting it! If you're still having problems please share so others are aware. Cheers! ----------------------------- I have this problem which is quite frustrating. I recently purchased a 15 inch 2011 MBP 2.2ghz i7 and everything's great, except for that I'd also recently bought a Sandisk 16gb Extreme SDHC Class 10 SD Card, and it can't seem to be read on the new laptop!!! It works through an external reader, it also works on older versions of MBPs and iMacs. At times, for some reason, it works on the new laptop too! I understand that the new SD Card Readers for the 2011 MBPs are wired through PCIE, unlike the older models which are wired through a USB port on the chipset...could this be affecting the problem? Apple please resolve this soon, Sandisk won't (and shouldn't) take back the card because there's nothing wrong with it. *I don't have a video here, but the card also faces the same problem on 2 other early 2011 MBPs I've tested them on, so I doubt it's just my laptop that's acting up.
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Sandisk 8 GB 8Gb SD SDHC Extreme Pro Class 10 Card (Deceptive Junk) - Begbucks Review Test
www.begbucks.com ("Take 2") I picked this up because I believed that is would be faster than what I had previously used however quite the opposite occurred ~ enjoy! Rate, Comment, Befriend, Respond or Subscribe ~ Thanks! And don't forget the virtually effortless, donation friendly, affiliate site begbucks.com at http (Thanks for your support.)
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Samsung 8gb Micro SDHC Memory Card Review and Destruction
Those nice folk and Memory Card Zoo recently sent me at ATP the new Samsung 8gb Micro SDHC Class 4 Memory card with adaptor and asked me to review it. They also used the words "test to destruction" at some point in their emails...who was I to argue. Check out this video to see if the card is waterproof and shockproof as stated in its description. Personally, I was impressed and would heartily recommend this card but see how far it went before entering the pearly gates of memory card heaven (I only had until the wife got home so had to be quick ; ) ... www.all-things-photography.com
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SDHC speed test: Delkin UHS-1 vs Transcend Class 10
Quick and unscientific speed test for a fast Class 10 memory card vs the new UHS-1 card that support 80MB/s writes. ---more--- Since I was using my Sony A77 to test, the video was shot with my cellphone, so the quality is poor. Products: 1) Transcend 32 GB Class 10 SDHC Flash Memory Card TS32GSDHC10E 2) Delkin 16 GB Elite 633X SDHC UHS-I Memory Card (DDSDELITE633-16GB)
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SanDisk sd card 8GB class 6
*UPDATE* my recommended SDHC card as of now is found here: www.amazon.com A tour and review on the SD card. Also a conclusion to the problem of why your video might be stopping after a designated time. If you like this video please *RATE* and *SUBSCRIBE*! Head to my channel for more tech updates :)
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ทดสอบ SD Card บนกล้อง Canon EOS 600D
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