It certainly feels empowering to have bigger and faster cards, like I
did from 4 GB, then to 8, 16 & now 32 GB. I have not ventured into a
64 GB card yet for (4) reasons:-
a) Cost
b) Already have lots of 4 to 16 GB cards biting dust - and all are San
Disk Extremes
Sorry guys no Sony or other br
IIRC, it did not have to do with the length of burst shooting. I don't
shoot bursts at all, yet at some random moment my K-5 would fail to
write proper image file to the card. And it was purely firmware problem.
By now I have 64 GB card (unlike yours it is 3rd party vendor, so to
say) and it wo
Thanks Boris, I'll keep an eye on it. I am on the latest firmware for
my K-5 II. I fired off 22 RAW+ images in continuous drive mode before
it had to pause to write to the card.
On Sat, Jun 1, 2013 at 1:17 PM, Boris Liberman wrote:
> Darren, I suggest you proceed with due caution, as e.g. my K-5
Darren, I suggest you proceed with due caution, as e.g. my K-5 had to be
upgraded to the latest firmware. Otherwise it would every now and then
screw the picture at write-to-card time.
On 6/1/2013 6:43 PM, Darren Addy wrote:
I've used almost exclusively SanDisk Extreme products in the past,
bu
I've used almost exclusively SanDisk Extreme products in the past, but
my largest card is 32GB, so I couldn't pass up this deal and try my
first SDXC card, and a 64GB one at that.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/917678-REG/sony_sf64uy_tqmn_64gb_sdxc_memory_card.html
Popped it in my K-5 II a
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